Archive for the 'Webgeekery' Category

Music lifeline…
spotify – the best!  No social networking.
Last.fm – reliable and i’m scrobbled.  Also provides similar artists and concise biographies and reviews.
mixtape – playlist heaven
rolldabeats – massive playable catalogue of DnB tracks, all avail in hard copy
dogs on acid – DnB mixes
rinse.fm – underground radio with a lethal dose of dubstep


found this young dude while trying to get in on venetian snare’s techno setup (no luck yet)
and also an interview from one of my favourite composers Mark Isham
Been listening to Bon Iver on a psychotic loop thanks to Superdupersupei.  Subsequently, I did a psychotic google search and found more!
Stumbled upon Jon [...]


Question is…will it be available in the UK? It’s a dream come true for non-TV watchers like me, in my quest to become more TV friendly.


I like her paintings muchly, how they’re futuristic yet reminiscent of the 80s’ depiction of western paradise.  Blurred and overlayed, with nothing in your face you’re left to notice at whim.



as Clement said, /smilecry


Tetris Art!

06Apr09

Clicketty click the picetty pic for the flickr gallery.
Aussie trip coming up in July if all goes well with holiday planning and leave-taking… woo hoo!  Sydney, Melbourne and all the places in between, in a fleeting 1.5 wk trip.  because i’ll be spending 3 days getting there from London and 2 days getting back.  Gonna [...]


Hello world (and hello myself!)
The first couple of days in ITU have been a readjustment from the busy on-calls of being a surgical senior house officer, and I simply couldn’t deal with being at one place at a slower physical pace, but quicker mental pace.  I am however glad to have the neurons firing again, [...]


Somehow all the youtube Edu and free university courseware videos available online seem to be alot of highly polished utter crap. This is especially so for the medical waffle and grease that as a medic I was thankfully trained to cut through.  Glossy ivy-league videos on phenomena and (this one’s below the belt) [...]


I like how he really goes for it at the end.  Truly rock n roll.