Wednesday, December 01, 2004
Rosie the 'lister says...
Courtesy P. Harper:
Lemme tell you, I'm cursing like a sailor while I work on the rebuild. Anyway, if you're really jonesing there is a thing you can do. Back before webjay bootstrapped, Brett, Jim and myself were making playlists manually. What you do is make a file entitled playlistname.m3u with a bunch of URLs of songs in it, then put the file in a directory which is set up with the right mime types. gonze.com/playlists was set up for this, and it still is, so if you email me a .m3u file I'll copy it over there and post a pointer here.
For historical interest, the first really good playlist was Work, which you can still see (and maybe even listen to).
Lemme tell you, I'm cursing like a sailor while I work on the rebuild. Anyway, if you're really jonesing there is a thing you can do. Back before webjay bootstrapped, Brett, Jim and myself were making playlists manually. What you do is make a file entitled playlistname.m3u with a bunch of URLs of songs in it, then put the file in a directory which is set up with the right mime types. gonze.com/playlists was set up for this, and it still is, so if you email me a .m3u file I'll copy it over there and post a pointer here.
For historical interest, the first really good playlist was Work, which you can still see (and maybe even listen to).
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Some gems in that old playlist -- just listening the Shostakovich track right now.
The fact that I've gone to check the webjay-in-exile page daily has helped me realize that I'm a Webjay addict. Sobering thought.
There must be days when you wonder if Webjay is worth all the effort you put into it...especially in the last week. Thank you for forging ahead.
Headspacej
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The fact that I've gone to check the webjay-in-exile page daily has helped me realize that I'm a Webjay addict. Sobering thought.
There must be days when you wonder if Webjay is worth all the effort you put into it...especially in the last week. Thank you for forging ahead.
Headspacej
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