• After like… 9 years of being an @AFI fan, I may finally get around to joining the Despair Faction. Woohoo! #
• @CLEAVERLAND Mostly I’ve been dithering because they don’t accept the cards I had or paypal – and have realised I now have a card I can use! in reply to CLEAVERLAND #
• @serafinowicz You do, but only if you can imagine it being explosive. in reply to serafinowicz #
• @jrhunt I’m considering breaking out the old festival maths to figure out which day I’m gonna try to go on. in reply to jrhunt #
• I seriously need to sort out my cd collection. I know the Goo Goo Dolls album is in there because I bought it in Malaysia when I was 15 AUGH #
• @krazycat OMG. I almost forgot. There is a shop in Watford with Lucky Charms and various sweets from across the seas. in reply to krazycat #
• @CLEAVERLAND Is it just me or do Gaslight Anthem remind you of Alkaline Trio too? in reply to CLEAVERLAND #
• @crispynoodles Then that Goo Goo Dolls CD would be with Silverchair’s Neon Ballroom – bought because they were on the Godzilla soundtrack in reply to crispynoodles #
• @crispynoodles Which also had Ben Folds Five, who were the reason I bought that CD. Incidentally at the time the exchange rate was AWESOME. in reply to crispynoodles #
• And my CDs are in autobiographical order anyway. Oldest at the bottom of the oldest cd rack. Newest…stacked randomly on top of the rack #
• @crispynoodles Hehe. I think I toyed with alphabetising about 8/9 years ago, but didn’t have enough CDs at the time to warrant it. in reply to crispynoodles #
• @McKelvie Someone at Flickr is pre-empting tomorrow? in reply to McKelvie #

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• @McKelvie it just means you’re magically delicious. in reply to McKelvie #
• Damnit. Why is half the internets broken? Stupid isp #

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@wanderlustlover you are watching it for the emo!Guy with his emo!hair in reply to wanderlustlover #
@shanucore It almost snuck up on me too. But then I started wondering why the radio times had a weird tv guide configuration. in reply to shanucore #

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Don’t worry if you live in the US, UK or Germany, everywhere else will be paying €3 a month for the streaming service.

Originally by herdivineshadow from digg / herdivineshadow / history on March 26, 2009, 5:21am

Facebook says it will tweak its homepage in the coming weeks in direct response to user uproar over recent designs changes. The social network caved to customer feedback against the site’s recent improvements and says it decided to listen to the …

Originally by herdivineshadow from digg / herdivineshadow / history on March 26, 2009, 5:58am

Social networking sites like Facebook could be monitored by the UK government under proposals to make them keep details of users’ contacts.

Originally by herdivineshadow from digg / herdivineshadow / history on March 25, 2009, 5:38am

Sometimes nostalgia can actually serve a mirror into our lives and show how really screwed up we really are. Like, for instance, what life was like before high speed Internet. Sure, our lives sucked then as much as it sucks now, but we blame the Internet for ruining a few things that were once good and holy.

Originally by herdivineshadow from digg / herdivineshadow / history on March 24, 2009, 5:47am

A few precious pages from an early screenplay for Blade Runner have turned up online, and they’re radically different than the version you saw on screen. They end with Deckard realizing he’s a Replicant.

Originally by herdivineshadow from digg / herdivineshadow / history on March 24, 2009, 5:50am

Desperate for the sound of a (non-computerized) human voice?

We know that gethuman.com can help you reach a real person at a corporation that has an unyielding phone tree. But there are actually many ways — about 50, in fact — to get the attention of the right customer-service rep.

Originally by herdivineshadow from digg / herdivineshadow / history on March 24, 2009, 5:53am

Once tucked into a science fiction corner, steampunk has infiltrated the Southern California underground and nowhere was that more obvious than at last weekend’s Gothla US, where belly dancers dressed as though they had stepped out of Aubrey Beardsley posters, musicians played with a neo-Victorian flair and merchants like Clockwork Couture…

Originally by herdivineshadow from digg / herdivineshadow / history on March 24, 2009, 5:54am