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From Lifehacker:

BitTorrent applet WeStream plays individual songs from a BitTorrent stream in your Java-enabled browser. Brought to you by BitLet, the in-browser BitTorrent client, just give WeStream the URL of the torrent file to get started. WeStream is a really interesting idea, but it’s currently got a couple of restrictions. First, it only works with OGG- and MP3-encoded music. Second, it can really only work on well-seeded torrents, meaning if you want to listen to something with just one or two seeds, you’re probably out of luck. But if you can get a good speed (like this), WeStream is a perfect tool for previewing music before you download it.

WeStream [BitLet via TorrentFreak]

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Check out this video of Led Zeppelin playing Stairway to Heaven at their reunion concert:

Kind of weak in my opinion. Jimmy Page doesn’t seem to have same flair and feeling that he used to, which kind of sucks. The solo was sloppy, and Jason Bonham doesn’t quite do the drums justice (but that’s understandable).
That being said, if they come near me, I will definitely buy tickets.

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It started with this:

God dag,

Profound, yes, but then it continued:

The same general character evinces patient labour, turned
his head in some surprise, why, what was was to end on the
4th of march, and no further desk in your charge, and it
should have been sacred when lincoln returned home he wrote
out and published miss narracott who presided behind the
reception us, and armie went fast off to sleep, and i, when
and while they waited with stomachs faint and that day.
no wonder i had been unable to find could not readily find
one which resembled his and decide for her with the one
certainty that his employer, and looking toward coleman
hastily in getting the indians together, the leasees it
a strange longing and repining that it could not which did
not tend to pour oil on the waters of.

Deep, man, Deep.

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I’m not sure what to say about this. Just go check it out:
http://www.spamradio.org/

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I remember seeing this about a year or so ago, and I’ve been looking for it again ever since. It’s really awesome. Check it out:

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Dear Mr. Tarantino,

Let me start off by saying that I love your work. I’ve seen all your movies and loved them. I think that what you did with Reservoir Dogs was innovative and original. Likewise, I thought that you really developed your style and let it shine through in the Kill Bill movies. I appreciate your work and always look forward to seeing your name on a film, because it means that I am going to be in for a good ride, and will enjoy what I am going to see.

Which brings me to why I am writing you. A couple of years ago, I saw posters for a movie called Hostel, presented by Quentin Tarantino. “Cool,” I thought, “this will definitely be a good thing to go see! Tarantino is helping some young director make a name for himself, that’s honorable. And I bet that the movie’s pretty good, too, since he put his name to it!” So, I saw the movie, and no offense to Mr. Roth, but it was one of the worst movies I have ever seen. The whole thing was just a lame rip-off of the Saw movies, except without any suspense or aspects of a thriller. I left the movie, Mr. Tarantino, wondering why you would associate with such a film.

And imagine my surprise, when a couple years later, you’re doing the same thing. What is it that you see in these movies? Have you watched them? Now, I haven’t seen Hostel Part II yet, so forgive me if it is actually good, and I might go see it if reviews are good enough, but I have a feeling that it’s more of the same. Mr. Tarantino, why do you do this to your reputation? Perhaps you don’t care about your reputation, which would be honorable and totally awesome. But I really wonder what it is that you see in these films.

Please, Mr. Tarantino, go back to directing and acting. Crappy, mindless horror movies will do just fine on their own.

Your Fan,
Madison Parks

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OK, I’ve had with you people. You know who you are. Yeah, you’re the people hu tipe like dis. You’re the people hU tInK ItS cOoL 2 tIpE lIkE tHiS aLl ThE tImE!!!!!!!
Shut. The. Fuck. Up.
Just because we’re on the internet does not mean that you can forget everything you know about grammar, spelling, language, or just plain old FUCKING LOGIC AND COMMON SENSE. Seriously, folks, is this really necessary? It actually takes longer to write in alternating caps, and you look like a fucking retard when you intentionally misspell everything. Now, I’m not talking about using internet slang. Sure, it’s a lot easier to write “lol” than “man, that was hilarious”. And that’s fine. It’s also easier to write “g2g” instead of “I have to go, see you later”. But those are mostly used in Instant Messaging. My problem is with the bloggers, with the livejournalers. My problem is with the Facebook and Myspace users who think that it’s cool and hip to write like a fucking six year old. Well, I have news for you people:
iTs NoT kEwL!!!!! K RITE?????!?!?!?!
So, here’s my plea to you all. Write in whatever language you speak, and write properly, because chances are you’re intelligent enough to. But that may be pushing it.

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Geek Squad, change your name, because your making a bad name for geeks. Between stories of you failing at diagnosing and fixing a problem, and now a lawsuit saying that a Geek Squad employee planted a camera to videotape a client in the shower, you simply don’t deserve to be called geeks. You rip people off, don’t even fix problems correctly, and apparently hire sexual predators.
Geek Squad, you need to change your name. Here are a few suggestions:

• Bullshit Squad
• The Rip-off Center at Best Buy (ironic, isn’t it?)
• “Specialists”

Geek Squad, Go Away.

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