Recent email exchange I thought I’d share:
We’re just debating the sound quality of the new Network Walkman vs. a regular MP3 Player. (We haven’t actually listened to the Network Walkman yet. [X]’s ordered one and I’m debating whether or not to get one.) [X] wants to store all of Bach’s works on his and I [...]
Archive for September, 2004
Compression vs Quality
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30 September 2004 |
16:40 |
geekery, media, music, scitech, sonystyle |
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Betavote
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21 September 2004 |
17:04 |
America, politics |
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Betavote. Amazing how polar the international community views are compared to the U.S.’s own. Very interesting.
Betavote. Amazing how polar the international community views are compared to the U.S.’s own. Very interesting.
Working Inspiration
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21 September 2004 |
15:49 |
worklife |
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Lies to protect the status quo. Right on, Seth.
Lies to protect the status quo. Right on, Seth.
Workers of the World, Relax
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21 September 2004 |
2:13 |
diary, worklife |
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Workers of the World, Relax. Found this article through a summary in The Week - one of the best weekly publications on weekly news I’ve ever read.
Is it really so bad to have high expectations for work? I guess when the crap comes - and there’s always crap - there are those who [...]
Workers of the World, Relax. Found this article through a summary in The Week - one of the best weekly publications on weekly news I’ve ever read.
Is it really so bad to have high expectations for work? I guess when the crap comes - and there’s always crap - there are those who [...]
Debito Arudou
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17 September 2004 |
12:22 |
Japan, politics |
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Debito Arudou - the naturalized Japanese individual originally from the U.S. - makes progress (albeit not to his full expectations) in his long-standing battle against an Otaru onsen and its city.
Debito Arudou - the naturalized Japanese individual originally from the U.S. - makes progress (albeit not to his full expectations) in his long-standing battle against an Otaru onsen and its city.
Philanthropy
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16 September 2004 |
12:56 |
alma mater |
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Brown gets 100 million. What a generous guy - I hope they give him an honorary degree!
Brown gets 100 million. What a generous guy - I hope they give him an honorary degree!
Rob Glaser Interview
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15 September 2004 |
16:57 |
media, music, sonystyle |
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Rob Glaser answers ten questions about Real Networks, Real Player, Harmony, etc.
It’s sad. I’m sad. No matter how as-yet-unsuccessful an unmentioned company is, I would rather have had it mentioned in a scathing light than not at all. We’re not even on the map.
Rob Glaser answers ten questions about Real Networks, Real Player, Harmony, etc.
It’s sad. I’m sad. No matter how as-yet-unsuccessful an unmentioned company is, I would rather have had it mentioned in a scathing light than not at all. We’re not even on the map.
Batman protests
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14 September 2004 |
11:34 |
America, humour, politics |
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Batman protests.
Dude - wrong city!
Batman protests.
Dude - wrong city!
Vegetarians in Tokyo
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13 September 2004 |
2:39 |
Japan, diary, food, tokyo life |
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I knew a resource like it had to exist. The Tokyo Vegetarian Guide. Right on.
I knew a resource like it had to exist. The Tokyo Vegetarian Guide. Right on.


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