Let’s start with the good.


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Man I wrote this a long time ago. Resig­ning now to the fact that I won’t finish it.
Even a cou­ple years ago, video edi­ting wasn’t con­si­de­red an essen­tial part of a desk­top, for most users. It was the realm of pro­fes­sio­nals and hobb­yists who could afford the neces­sary hard­ware to trans­code video in less than an hour.

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I have a cou­ple rants-in-waiting about Ubuntu. This guy says everything I could say way bet­ter than me. Go read his blog.

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My top ten most-listened artists of 2009 (accor­ding to Last.fm [i.e., dis­re­gar­ding CDs and most of my iPod plays])

1. The Decem­be­rists
2. Des­tro­yer
3. Pants Yell!
4. Brian Eno
5. Belle and Sebastian

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But his face gets real red.

[via CNET]

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Opera has been maybe the most standards-conscious brow­ser over its life­time. This has resul­ted in frus­tra­tion among users, who believe it to be “bro­ken” because it doesn’t ren­der lazy code correctly - code that takes advan­tage of the for­gi­ve­ness of other brow­sers, allo­wing you to write slop­pily and get away with it.

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Am I wrong, or are Inglou­rious Bas­terds’ sub­tit­les set in Arial?

I also think I saw a sin­gle straight quote where an apos­trophe should have been.

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