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Thursday, November 26, 2009
Phish & Exile on Main Street melophobe (whatever that is) has links to a download of Phish's recent cover of Exile on Main Street by the Stones and a link to eTree's torrent of the entire Halloween show. Taper Info and Setlist: Phish Empire Polo Club Indio, California 10/31/2009 I'm guessing it's not FLAC for the Exile-only link they provide; it's only 189 megs. The whole show torrent clocks in at 1.27 gigs and is FLAC 16. I really can't stress enough how much I enjoy bands that'll put their stuff up for free (Crowes, Allman Brothers, Phish, Grateful Dead, Los Lobos, etc) and appreciate those that put up some bandwidth to host/torrent them. I really need to get back on Furthurnet, even if the community's died a bit, and resurrect the old Crowes SHNs I've got laying around. posted by ruffin at 11/26/2009 08:04:00 PM

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* Atari 2600 programming on your Mac	* joel on software (tip pt)
* Professional links: resume, github, paltry StackOverflow	* Regular Expression Introduction (copy)
* The hex editor whose name I forget	* JSONLint to pretty-ify JSON
* Using CommonDialog in VB 6	* Free zip utils
* git repo mapped drive setup	* Regex Tester
* Read the bits about the zone	* Find column in sql server db by name
* Giant ASCII Textifier in Stick Figures (in Ivrit)	* Quick intro to Javascript
* Don't [over-]sweat "micro-optimization"	* Parsing str's in VB6
* .ToString("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.fff", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); (src)	* Break on a Lenovo T430: Fn+Alt+B
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