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If you’re a musician (or not) who has spent any time in a recording studio (or not), you’ll be rolling on the floor laughing at the tales of Mixerman.
Taken from the online bulletin board postings of the mysterious Mixerman (real identity unknown), we’re treated to the ins and outs of a major label recording session [...]

A random assortment of links I recently found:
The photos of David Shrigley [via Chris Glass]
My friend John’s game company just released a new addictive title (PC & Mac!) called Leemo!
If you use more than one computer on the same network you can have a single keyboard and mouse control both (or many). I have a [...]

I know it’s been out a few years already, but I’ve just now read Dave Egger’s A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius in two short bursts a few months apart. The memoir is interesting, entertaining and quirky—maybe a bit overly clever at some points for using some page formatting and writing gimmicks but still a [...]

Some more “end of the week” links for your viewing pleasure:
This one was mentioned on MeFi and then suffered from bandwidth overload but stuffonmycat.com will be worth your while once it’s back in action. Bonus points if you manage to use the citikitty.com cat training system successfully.
Do you know what a “Surgeon’s Shoelace Knot” is? [...]

I launched an update of the Dead Milkmen website over the weekend. I’d grown tired of the dark blue background and light blue/white text—like being in a dark and murky cave. I often found it hard to add new content or information that might need text styling without resorting to inline CSS and hacks.
The new [...]