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Sep. 26th, 2003
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madbodger
More on Diebold voting machines
Sep. 26th, 2003 08:36 amThe governor of my state ordered an audit of the software, and won't adopt it for use here until the security changes are made.
I'm glad at least one state is on the ball, but why isn't there more coverage on this??
I'm glad at least one state is on the ball, but why isn't there more coverage on this??
it does not all sound the same!
Sep. 26th, 2003 07:02 pmFor anyone who wonders what I listen to (Flash plugin required - MANY music samples, worth the wait!) Do read the descriptions; many are funny and somewhat accurate.
( Me getting evangelical/nostalgic )
Anyway, helps give me an idea of what's out there, as I lost track about 6 years ago and have never quite been able to catch up again. And before you say it - yes it's repetitive (especially these samples which go in nice loops that never miss a beat), but it's real venue is the dance floor, where it sounds utterly perfect.
I do wonder though - where are my beloved 808 State? Orbital? A Guy Called Gerald? The Grid? Joey Beltram, for pity's sake?
( Me getting evangelical/nostalgic )
Anyway, helps give me an idea of what's out there, as I lost track about 6 years ago and have never quite been able to catch up again. And before you say it - yes it's repetitive (especially these samples which go in nice loops that never miss a beat), but it's real venue is the dance floor, where it sounds utterly perfect.
I do wonder though - where are my beloved 808 State? Orbital? A Guy Called Gerald? The Grid? Joey Beltram, for pity's sake?