Listening to Brian Eno's ambient projects while staring down from 30k feet is always a mesmerizing experience. Wish jet engines didn't roar.
Small fragments. Things I read, heard, or couldn't stop thinking about. These are too short for essays but too good to lose. Sort of like commonplace book meets tumblelog.
429 bits, and counting.
AIM profiles were the jam. Miss those things.
If I ever write another garbage collector, I'll be sure to call it Shiva.
Even after all these years, the back half of Abbey Road continues to inspire. I think it's the shining example of gapless playback.
(What's the Story) Morning Glory? turns 20 next year. Probably my favorite thing to come out from the UK in the 90s. That and Jamiroquai.
Chuck E. Cheese is basically a casino for kids.
Tomorrow doesn't wait for the man who designs it.
Sometimes, I can't tell if I'm looking at a CPU usage graph or a Bitcoin price chart.
When I am in a foul mood, I have a surefire way to improve my outlook — I build something.
Hiroto Nakanishi is an amazing craftsman. Vessels, not vases.
Whoa, "Cruiser" by Red House Painters just came on. Haven't heard this song in years.
Here's a truth: it's almost 2014 and every single from the MGMT debut album still sounds amazing.
Dave Grohl in the last minute of this performance is just incredible.
An infographic is a gentrified data visualization.
Listening to The National and writing lots of code tonight.
The moon looks incredible tonight.
Best part of Inception: "We're gonna need a 747" and Saito responds with "I bought the airline."
Itching to get in the car and drive to Big Sur tomorrow evening. Just not practical for a one day jaunt though.
I love NYC for the reason that I can walk anywhere at any time. Had a ton of great memories from the summer. Hope to head back there soon.
What comes first: old man strength or gray hair? Please advise.