Kristian Risti on MySpace

Nuts to garageband recordings on a dictaphone. Rent a studio and blast pop rock from Melbourne, Australia. Kristian has got a bunch of new recordings out, published on his MySpace page. You’d better go and check it out!

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Avril 14th remake

A great upbeat remake of one of Aphex Twin’s best. Almost one of the saddest songs of all times – but that might just be the Salad Fingers connection.



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Discovery lands at Edwards Airforce Base Video

Hooray!



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The Sixty One

I keep coming back to this site: thesixtyone.com. I’ve decided that it’s a great site for music. How’s that? The web based music player is the best I’ve used. It’s a persistent banner at the top of the page that you can’t interrupt by surfing around the site  that includes handy functions like download, save and heart. The music at TheSixtyOne features a whole stack of Creative Commons licensed music, so there’s a whole lot to download for free. Finding what you like seems to come naturally. The role playing element, unlocking features by listening to specific combinations of music, is an interesting and fresh way to encourage exploration of the library.

If you like music check out www.thesixtyone.com.

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[CSU] gets a server

Our Day of Defeat clan has ended up with a shiny new 24 slot server. If you’re a Day of Defeat player (let’s face it, you’re probbaly not) grab some ammo and connect to 118.127.19.89:27015. Would you like to know more?

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Pop culcha

This new Penny Arcade makes me lol.

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on the network this month

A lot of interesting content floating around at the moment; Elroy just won’t quit with the reviews, Baccano, Chicago 10 and Sealab 2024 Season 4 all get a look-in. Speaking of all things Elroy, we’ve got “With The Band” which was a live portal to the AVCon event held earlier this month in Adelaide. Morgs looks at Transformers 2 and then turns everything on it’s head by talking about The Way We Get By which I want to see but not sure I’ll be able to handle it in my current state.

I finished CASE podcast episode 5 with very special guest Andrew Tridgell (only just – my iBook’s harddrive half-died during the process…fortunately I was able to recover the podcast files.

The River Cottage blog (essentially the garden of buzzmoo.com) has been given a couple of updates too.

If you’re interested in politics, there’s the #gov2au Twitter feed that’s getting a good workout this week due to the Federal Government’s “Government 2.0 roadshow”, essentially an open forum that’s touring the capital cities allowing citizens to contribute to “Towards Government 2.0: An Issues Paper“.

That should be enough links for now!

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Tridge talks

Ever wondered why a top software developer would spend his time helping out non-profit organisations? Is it possible to be involved in a court case with Microsoft for 10 years and come away happy? Did CASE really teach a Masters level course in Free and Open Source software development at the Australian National University?

Hear what Andrew Tridgell has to say when CASE Management Committee member Sam McKeon and Darrell Burkey get together for a conversation about all of the above and more.

It’s a fairly casual podcast this time around but we quickly get to the heart of the matter.

You can listen to this podcast by heading over to our podcast page and selecting Episode 5!

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A Brief Communication

The first experimental track I’ve ever really been happy with. Home made textures crossed with a late night recording from a HF radio in Colorado. Included should be depth, texture and development. 4.3mb MP3 @ 128kbps.

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short circuit

I don’t know about you but I think I can feel a re-design coming on..

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