The folks at ThinkGeek seem to have outdone themselves with this little number.
I particularly enjoy the 3-step instructions for its use:
- Turn on.
- Hide it.
- Muahahaha…
Highway 34 Revisited is ready to… uh… revisit!
I’ve finished my new CD, Highway 34 Revisited (with all due respect to Bob Dylan).
The CD will be “officially” released on the Room 34 Online Store on Tuesday, May 15 so watch for an update then. In the meantime, you can view the cover art and listen to full-length streaming audio of all 14 tracks on the Highway 34 Revisited page!
Year Zero and Number Spirals
After a coworker and I spent some time today discussing the viral marketing campaign surrounding tomorrow’s release of the new Nine Inch Nails album, Year Zero, he mentioned number spirals to me, which led me to discover this fascinating site. Fascinating, at least, if you’re the variety of geek such as myself, constantly manipulating numbers in your head.
Aliens prefer Firefox
Last August, a group of aliens Oregon State University students created a Firefox logo crop circle in a field near Salem, Oregon. The goal? Why, to have it appear on Google Maps, of course!
If you think that’s cool, rather than incredibly geeky, dorky and nerdy (yes, it qualifies as all three), then there’s a shirt for you.
“Top Artists”
For what it’s worth, the RIAA has compiled a list of top artists in music, based on total all-time U.S. album sales.