Lately, some friends of mine enlightened quite a few of my evenings at Paris, by playing music and — I should say — stubbornly making use of a fair amount of talent in doing so :).
Now, I guess the least I can do is to thank them by pointing at them from here:
… though probably not so far from least !
I’ve decided to give flickr a go. So, I’ve uploaded a few pictures over there, and took the occasion to do things a bit differently: less photos displayed and no album but genuine titles and tags.
Here is the link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/27247511@N04/
Hopefully this will give a bit more visibility to some of those pictures. We shall see…
Since Miro2.0 has been released a few weeks ago, I’ve had some time to use it and I thought I could take this occasion to share some of the podcasts I folow regularly on the internet.
But first of all a great thanx to Miro’s developer that did a great job in tackling the two major problems I had with the software: impossibility to navigate the list of feeds, while playing a video (or audio) and performance. The only remaining thing on my whishlist would be that Miro handles image feeds (ala CoolIris for instance).
Now for the list of podcasts I listen to, most of them are in french, so here is a quick selection among the english speaking ones:
For a more exhaustive list see my OPML subscription file: miro_subscriptions
The Processing library that initially targeted at graphics designers, has recently been released in a stable version, and I’ve just found the time to have a quick look at it.
Processing on Ubuntu Intrepid 64
A few features impressed me right “out of the box”:
I haven’t looked at the scriting language in detail, yet, but from what I saw in the sample scripts and also from the good reputation of the library on the net, I guess I should not be deceived.