Thursday night links.
* Is the rumored Buffy reboot just a ploy to get Sarah Michelle Gellar on board?
* This brief history of Star Trek reboots makes a persuasive case for the centrality of the "reboot" in the logic of SF franchise.
* Manga collector faces 15 years for comics collection. More at MeFi.
* Hulu has a desktop client.
* Alan Moore's "Future Shocks" goes digital. These are all good, get to iTunes immediately.
* Today's bizarre outrage of the day is a Fox-News-backed conspiracy theory that Obama is selectively closing Republican-owned Chrysler dealerships. Nate Silver and Kevin Drum debunk.
* Also at FiveThirtyEight: Operation Gringo: Can the Republicans Sacrifice the Hispanic Vote and Win the White House?
Thursday, May 28, 2009
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Labels: Alan Moore, Buffy, comics, conspiracies, demographics, Hulu, ITunes, manga, Nate Silver, politics, pornography, race, reboots, Republicans, Sarah Michelle Gellar, science fiction, Star Trek, Won't somebody think of the children?
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Confidential to Mac users: Here's how to assign half-stars in iTunes. I have wanted to be able to do this for literally my entire life.
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Labels: finely tuned ranking systems, ITunes, Macs, music
Saturday, September 13, 2008
The view from my iTunes. I got this idea from Fred at occasional fish.
1. In iTunes, select View Options under the View menu.Here's mine...
2. Turn off everything but “Artist.”
3. Select all and copy.
4. Search and Replace the word “track” with nothing.
5. Paste the results into the Wordle.net Create page.
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Labels: Counting Crows, Dylan, ITunes, music, Springsteen, The Kinks, They Might Be Giants, Wordle, Yo La Tengo