EP #2 (of a 4 record series)from Drivin N Cryin is out. This is the punk EP. And what an EP it is. Song 1 (Hot Wheels) is a classic Drivin N Cryin rocker. Songs 2-5 sounds like they were candidates for the Scarred But Smarter album. They are rough around the edges punk tunes. […]
Stuff I shared on the Internet this week – saved here so I can find it later. Insanely nice college dorms – Not sure how I should feel about both my undergrad and grad school being on the list. Photos from the Appaloosa Club Trail Ride – It was a perfect day to be outside. […]
Is anybody else getting burnt out on feeling like you need to keep up with everything passing you by on Facebook, Twitter, etc? While reading what I wrote here previously about social media, I came upon this quote from July 27, 2007. I’m not sure it’s a good thing, but I can see Facebook becoming […]
Back in the old days, there was actually effort involved in selecting an album or tape to listen to. We couldn’t carry our entire music collection around on a device the size of a Tic-Tac box, but thinner. We couldn’t create a playlist to automatically skip the crap songs. Skipping a song on the album […]
If you are waiting for my deep and overwrought 9-11 post you will be waiting for a long time. There is a difference between remembering and obsessing. I remember, but I’m not obsessing over it. A 9-11 memorial that requires passing through a metal detector to enter, and a gift shop to exit, completely misses […]
During the week, I post a few things to Facebook and G+ – stuff that quickly gets lost in the stream and that I’ll never find again when I think about it in 6 months. So I’m going to start archiving it here. Is Kip Litton a Marathon Fraud? – A fascinating story in which […]
Without Open Source software, Amazon.com would not exist. Their infrastructure would kill a Windows server infrastructure. They never could have afforded the licenses they needed to scale their infrastructure in the Windows world back in the early days of 96 and 97. So why does Amazon treat Linux users like 2nd class citizens? I just […]
It’s kind of embarrassing to admit that last night was my first Jimmy Buffett show. Real life events have conspired for about the last decade to keep me busy on the weekends when he was in town. It was worth the wait. All the stories you’ve heard over the years about his live shows are […]
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The answer is nobody. If you have 10,000 albums, CD’s or physical books, they pass on to your heirs through your estate. If you have 10,000 tunes in iTunes or 10,000 books on a Kindle, your heirs get nothing. You don’t own those files, you license them, and the license is non-transferable. According to Amazon’s […]
