Max is Back!!! Tech TV is bringing back all og 14 episodes!!!

Web Decay how fresh is you web?

Hi mark. Instant text anywhere anytime rocks.

Big up to Drunk Monk. All sf crew chriser cats, sam, rob, all la kids jenn, mike, allen, ms ht, bob, haru, vanessa, natasha, brandon, hana, and a real nice to see you to sandra. Last but not least wish all who were not here were and big thx to jenn for the beer. Oh one more super big up to special guest stars jennifer t and her man.

Prodigy tired. Oh btw hey start a fire. Brothers G well couldn't rock 300 @ viper room so Coachella may be a bit much. But give it up for andy bell. Dialated! Yo desert bounce!!!

Updated B&S i get them. And they are quite good. They are new fangled "tookie tookie". Also may give Alone Redhead a listen.

Foos are fighting with a greatest hits set. Very polished. But Dave rocks and thats really all that matters. Belle and Sebastian im not gettin it.

Suprise guests D do the greatest song in world. Oops its just a tribute! Pretty fuckin amazing!

Shame it took so long on this side of the pond. Good for them!

Fuckin STROKES!!! Best of show!!!

Coachella Day 2

2 characters sum up the night. J fuckin 5! As for the rest my favorite live dance act the Chems brought some loud block rockin. Im talkin rival of Spiritualized or MBV. And the save of the night goes to the trance royal family who have not been bringing it for me lately. But for the time in under the big top late last night they did! To you Sasha and John. I am once again a believer. See you at the Myan!

Bjork grace of emergency. J5 rockin shit.

Groovy tunes from Beta Band. Dope Indian Tika from Electric Lotus to go with my Cornershop.

Coachella Day 1 a play by play...

G love growin on me. Groove armada cant even get in the tent. My how things change. C Uk the only one i know and green all over. Mrs Sioux cities in dust. More to come...

Film Links
Mark Litwak attorney, Dog Pile many how-to articles, InFocus a low budget filmmakers guide,Light & Shadow a journal on the making of a short film, Roger Avary, Underground Film, Aint-It-Cool, Alex Cox, Filmmaking.com, Filmmarker Magazine, Hal Hartley my personal fav, IFP...

Douglas Rushkoff has a blog!

Really cool story from Cnet on the state of adware and spyware and thoes trying to stop it. The article is very unbiased and lack projection on the impact such actions might have on the future of p2p but very very interesting nontheless. Moreover it will catch you up on the latest developements.

Meet Max and learn how to build you very own robot head!

Film-Makers.com a linkvibe like portal for thoes who want to play with the big screen.

Google, my favorite search engine has been adding feature while i wasn't paying attention, Google News, Google Catalogs, Google Answers, and other special features, that include maps, phone lookups, and translation.

ScriptDude and Drew's Scripts-O-Rama have some great script resources on the net.

Ask Yahoo! if you have a question, its a free expert answering service similar to Keen.com, only free!

ITA the latest greatest, at least so they tell me, in trip planning. It is actually quite a cool little system for checking flight rates.

cheap airline tickets!

The Combo Box, a PC, Xbox, PS2, GameCube and 2600, together at last!

More cool toys to attach to your computer and take cool pictures with. This one is the QX3, microscope. It's getting hacked to do all kinds of cool stuff.

Sarah Shannon, an old forgoten favorite, with a really new, or should i say old sound. For old Velocity Girl fans a must listen.

Manchester so much to answer for. Essential reading on the 24 hour party people, a brief history of the formative years at Hotpress. Also check Magnet magazine "The history of Shoegazing", unfortunately not available online.

Carnivore's get's tamed, and EFF analyizes PATRIOT Act, a banner day for reading up on privacy intrusion by your friendly neighborhood gov.

Looking for creation i came acrossTweeNet, Tangents. and PopTones.

The Hole-In-The-Wall A computer peeped out of a hole that had been carved out in the wall that separated the NIIT premises from the adjoining slum. As the day wore on, the curious onlookers, mostly children living in the slum, approached the computer. Within days, the kids had taught themselves to draw on the computer and to browse the Net.

Physlets, Physics Applets, are small flexible Java applets designed for science education. I always wanted to take more physics.

Weirdstuff cool clearing house of tech toys, odds, ends, and rarities.

Making the Macintosh is an online project documenting the history of the Macintosh computer.

VAGRANT RECORDS My new fav. Great downloads and stuffs. Also check out basement-life.com.

The Anniversary one of my new bands.

The Web and Kids. Just read a really cool usability study of the web and how children use it. It was increadibly interesting.

net art : adwords happening - art with google. What happens when people stop trying to sell stuff and instaed just make stuff. They get banned!

Video Disk Recorder, now you can build a linux tivo whithout hacking together your own software!

Researchers are working on a pill that could replace exercise.

War Driving (NYT reg. req.) this one sounds like a project for Chris. An x10 a sodering iron and Radio Shack, all you need to be Big Brother.

This one is for Brian. time to bust your old 64, now you can stream the ones and twos with it!

Beseen's Bulletin board A threaded discussion forum for your web site. Free, no programming, or host needed.

To Read:
Virus' availability, legal?
New types of stars.
Space wars
AltiVec
Gosling the man.

ZD has a really cool article about IBM, Sun, and Microsoft. The best part I believe gets lost in the shuffle about who will win. The true nugget of the article is the mention of the install base of java, "By all counts, some version of Java now exists on many more client devices than does Windows (including desktop systems, phones, gaming consoles, set top boxes and even credit cards)." Not bad. Thanks Scott.

Don't through away your QuickCam, take pictures of the sky you once thout required a big ass telescope.

Project emulating historical computers and systems.

Hawking on slashdot.

The Horror Screenwriter's Page looks like is has some cool little links and stuff for the aspiring writer.

UK groupCampaign for Digital Rights is "a group of citizens who are concerned about control over digital media. In particular, we are worried about proposed laws that will make digital media more expensive, less useful, less diverse and less democratic."

Netcomments allows visitors to comment on your website/weblog without having to install some fancy-pants bit of software or have a special hosting service.

If you looking for a personal search engine Atomz is very easy to add to your site and quite configurable. You can be up in less then 5 min. Best of all for personal use its free. just sign up for the non-time-limit trial version.

Three articles to read: Lessig on the Future of the Public Domain, Time Travel, and Distributed Computing, An Introduction.

Bertelsmann out to buy Napster. Goining Going Gone. Its over, and the big five will own it all!

Another cool video maker toy built in flash.

FDA Approves Implantable Microchips for id purposes. Further it says that the chips will not be regulated as a medical device because they are not used for a medical purpose. Scary.

There are few movies i have counted the days till, Trainspotting, Human Trafic, Pulp Fiction and now 24 Hour Party People. Manchester so much to answer for!

FatWallet.Com gota love a site who just wants to get you to free and cheap cool stuff.

The New Kinkos, Australia has some new coin op toys for making burned cds. These kinds of things may have been just invented but there are powers that would like to see them fade away just as quickly. The EFF just set up a blog talking about some of the new issues with digital content broadcasting and for info on copy protection specifically check Copy Protection Technical Working Group. It's a good way to keep up with all the crazy stuff going on.