Save my Soul – Kristine W
Ten years time – Gabrielle
My love is always there – Saffrn Hill
Never knew love – Stella Brown
The New Deal – Exciting New Direction
Steppin’ out – Kaskade
Lolas Theme – Shapeshifters
Falling – Morgan Page and Astrid Suryanto
One with you – Sun (erik kupper club mix)
Up and Down – Scient
Electrical Storm – Groove Pirates and U2
The Weekend – Michael Gray
Everbody Cries – Liberty X (Bimbo Jones Mix)
Stupidisco – Junior Jack
Beautiful Things – Adain
Take my hand – Jurgen Vries and Andrea Britton
Need To Feel Loved – Reflekt Featuring Delline Bass
Pieces Of Me – Ashlee Simpson
Helix – Psymbiant 9 0 La Guitarra (Samples from Arthur C Clarke’s 2001)
All in my head – Kosheen
Precious Life by CRW and Veronika
Living the Dream – D-Fuse (Matt Dekay Vox)
Damaged – Plummet
I just can’t get enough – Herd and Fitz Abigail Bailey (added May 2005)
Sweet Love – Kaskade
Whoopsie Daisy – Terri Walker
Everywhere – LNM Project Bonnie Bailery
Just like a teardrop – Fragma
Raindance – Steven Maestre and Wilson Santos
What do you want – Eric Morillo and Terra Diva
Love on my mind – Freemasons
Dirty Sticky Floors – Dirty Sticky Floors
Guitarra G – Banda Sonora
Dreaming – Aurora
One Word – Kelly Osbourne
Diving – 4 Strings
Precious Life – CRW and Veronika
Push the button – Sugababes
Monthly Archives: May 2005
Zen and the Art of bye bye Microsoft’s domination of computing
Intel
Vanderpool and Silverdale
AMD
Pacifica
Microsoft
Scared
The people
Choice
Zen Freeware VMware with higher performance
The Xen virtual machine monitor
XenSource was founded by the creators of the Open Source Xen hypervisor
Grid Computing
Xeno
Net remote install
XenoBoot
Now we just need univeral SDSL or perhaps some wireless ISPs
Empires rise and fall:
Howard Hughes
John D Rockefeller
Currently:
Microsoft produces flakey desktop and server software
Google can cluster lots of cheap computers
Akamai has most widely used on-demand distributed computing platform, with more than 14,000 servers in 1,100 networks in 65+ countries, providing streaming and caching for major companies.
In the future:
Users may choose recreate the Internet for themselves with their own software at near zero cost or fund it by donationware
The Thick of it
THE THICK OF IT
Ep 1 Thursday 19 May 2005 10.30pm-11pm; 11.45pm-12.15am; 1.45am-2.15am (signed); Saturday 21 May 10.45pm-11.15pm; 2.15am-2.45am
Ep 2 Thursday 26 May 2005 10.30pm-11pm; 11.45pm-12.15am; 1.45-2.15am (signed)
Ep 3 Thursday 2 June 2005 10.30pm-11pm TBC
Award-winning comedian, writer, director and producer Armando Iannucci directs a new satirical comedy he describes as “Yes Minister meets Larry Sanders”.
Set in the corridors of power (and spin), the series follows the career of Hugh Abbot (Chris Langham), a put-upon MP continually harassed by Number 10’s policy enforcer (Peter Capaldi) and dependent on his not-so reliable team of civil servants.
Written by some of Britain’s top comic talents and shot in a gritty, improvised style, The Thick of It is compulsive, hilarious and often painful viewing.
Google has del.icio.us tags and RSS feed autodiscovery
“Hoist by my own petard (was Google has del.icio.us tags and RSS feed autodiscovery)
As it turns out, this feature is indeed unevenly distributed: to those who’ve installed and summarily forgotten about the annotate google Greasemonkey script for Firefox.”
http://radar.oreilly.com/archives/2005/05/google_has_deli.html
Bushwacked
Life in George W. Bush’s America
by Molly Ivins, Lou Dubose