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Coding to XColX's tracks is one of the best ways spend a couple of hours in the early morning. I highly recommend picking up Live At Stokesly School, a really great 20 minute gig he did, Drifting Apart, a beautifully melodical and rhythmic piece, and his Fix You remix, a really great redoing of the new Coldplay track. They're all trance/melodic trance/house-ish tracks, quite bouncy and energetic and a lot of fun to listen to.
In other news, I'm chugging away at the Survivor: MZX page, I like the interface I'm designing a lot. I'm also having fun with DHTML, which nobody but![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
rossman231 will ever see ^_^ All in all, the page should be ready with time to spare before the competition, and hopefully prove worth the effort I'm expending on it.
Oh yeah, there was a greasemonkeyed IRC discussion, which I logged andatrustheotaku kindly HTML-ified and mirrored. Some good ideas there, I like the direction that the greasemonkey community is moving in, with casual editing/fixing of other people's scripts combined with a meaningful trust system. The end result for the user, ideally, will allow access to any version of a script, with notices of how trustworthy it is (has/hasn't been approved by admin, has been reviewed by "elite" people, etc). Sounds good to me!
In case you don't know, there's a greasemonkey 0.5 beta out finally, and it's wonderful. Pick it up, go to greasemonkeyed.com (soon to be userscripts.org) and begin fixing the web, one page at a time.
In other news, I'm chugging away at the Survivor: MZX page, I like the interface I'm designing a lot. I'm also having fun with DHTML, which nobody but
rossman231 will ever see ^_^ All in all, the page should be ready with time to spare before the competition, and hopefully prove worth the effort I'm expending on it.Oh yeah, there was a greasemonkeyed IRC discussion, which I logged and
atrustheotaku kindly HTML-ified and mirrored. Some good ideas there, I like the direction that the greasemonkey community is moving in, with casual editing/fixing of other people's scripts combined with a meaningful trust system. The end result for the user, ideally, will allow access to any version of a script, with notices of how trustworthy it is (has/hasn't been approved by admin, has been reviewed by "elite" people, etc). Sounds good to me!In case you don't know, there's a greasemonkey 0.5 beta out finally, and it's wonderful. Pick it up, go to greasemonkeyed.com (soon to be userscripts.org) and begin fixing the web, one page at a time.
