It's ok. That's how these things work.
Growth causes pain as things stretch. We are unsure of ourselves. We will create something beautiful.
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It's our first, impromtou show at the Parlor. Caroline and the Good Night Sleeps are playing - not a bad show for a last-minute (like...this morning) booking.
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Before eHarmony, there was - the 80s.
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New release of EnochX 1.3.7.3 for CyanogenMod on Android!
09.25.09 - Download here (13.6 MB) | MD5sum or scan here:
This is going to be 1.3.8 soonish...hopefully the CyanogenMod stuff blows over. :-/
Changelog:
- Made backwards compatible with EnochXTra and the Stericson lockscreen...which means you can always flash EnochX and it will NOT break stuff if you're going back from the new lockscreen. Yay!
- Upgraded AdvancedLauncher to 2.1
Also, for people who did not see the last time:
RELEASE: EnochXTra 1.3.7.3 - featuring a lockscreen 0.5!
NOTE: You MUST already have EnochX installed for this to work. It's basically an addon. 09.24.09 - Download here (5.3 MB) | MD5sum or scan:
- Themed!
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For now, I have moved my miniblog to use Posterous. They finally allow customization, which is what I’ve been waiting for. This will make it MUCH faster and easier for me to blog from anywhere, so the change is a good one.
You won’t have to update your address: http://insight.pinkonbrown.org works. You just might need to update RSS.
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Awesome one-take music video from Yoni Wolf and crew.
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Cyanogen, developer on the popular Android ROM mod CyanogenMod, was contacted by Google today.
See, when T-Mobile released the G1 (as they called it), it was running version 1.1 of the Android operating system. It was slow, bulky, and missing a lot of features that other mobile devices in the same price range had – video recording, multi-touch, and an on-screen keyboard…among other things. But, dedicated HTC Dream (the manufacture's name for the G1) users hacked away until they found a way to root and unlock the potential of the phone’s full capabilities. And then came Cyanogen.
Cyanogen started releasing optimized versions of the v1.5 (Cupcake) Android operating system with all kinds of tweaks and extras. As time went on, he started backporting features from other Android versions, or future versions that have yet to be released on the market. And his version of the Android – dubbed CyanogenMod (CM for short) – quickly became one of the most used ROMs for Android. I have been running it on my Android ever since.
Since it is a port of the standard Android OS with the "Google Experience", it includes standard Google apps like Maps, Gmail, Market, Talk, and YouTube. But, apparently Google is not happy about that. They recently sent a Cease-and-desist order to the developer, and he has stopped development until he can converse more with them.
From a chat-log:
[20:03] <cyanogen> google just cease and desisted me
[20:15] <cyanogen> cyanogenmod is probably going to be dead
[20:16] <cyanogen> i’m opening a dialogue with them
[20:20] <cyanogen> no they are talking specifically about the closed-source google apps
[20:20] <cyanogen> and how i am not licensed to distribute them
[20:20] <cyanogen> my argument is that i only develop for google-experience devices which are already licensed for these apps
[20:20] <cyanogen> so we’ll see what they say
[20:20] <cyanogen> maybe we can work something out
[20:24] <cyanogen> maps, market, talk, gmail, youtube
If you want to support Cyanogen, CyanogenMod, Android modding, and Open-Source software in general, please help spread the word!
Android users can also download the Save CyanogenMod app from the Market to help send a direct voice to Google. App downloads in the 10,000+ range would send a large message. -
Farmer states…”at some level of the government, at some point in time…there was an agreement not to tell the truth about what happened… I was shocked at how different the truth was from the way it was described …. The [Norad air defense] tapes told a radically different story from what had been told to us and the public for two years. This is not spin.”
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Seriously - see? 9/11 conspiracy theorists aren’t crazy.Posted via web from in.sight
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Farmer states..."at some level of the government, at some point in time...there was an agreement not to tell the truth about what happened... I was shocked at how different the truth was from the way it was described .... The [Norad air defense] tapes told a radically different story from what had been told to us and the public for two years. This is not spin."
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Seriously - see? 9/11 conspiracy theorists aren't crazy.
