petsounds
[0] https://www.discogs.com/release/8369169-Ozma-Songs-Of-Audibl...
[1] https://www.discogs.com/release/15809071-Ozma-Songs-Of-Inaud...
"Setting Sun", "Days": http://open.spotify.com/album/0C0q7niaA3GxJpVQsWiiKz
"Autodidact": https://soundcloud.com/blackandblueam/autodidact
Sorry for the shameless plug, but: I play in a shoegaze-influenced dream pop band called Weed Hounds, and we recently put out our first LP, for anyone who's interested (think Pale Saints, Swirlies): http://open.spotify.com/album/0aABjwPh5l2UOM5yWWON11
Doesn't that make them susceptible to a search warrant forcing them to give up the private keys (or equivalent) to TextSecure, ala Lavabit?
Show HN: Bucketlist, for viewing the file and directory listing of an S3 bucket
Spotify's patent for "peer-to-peer streaming of media content"
Granted patents for "Rockstar Bidco" via U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (2012)
and here's a link to a full export (csv): https://s3.amazonaws.com/enigma-data-export/shutdown/enigma-...
clarification edit: this is the end result of a new feature that allows enigma users to publicly share a frozen table state (up to 10 pages), which takes into place the current filter/sort state
Show HN: Google in U.S. gov't spending contracts (requests for user data, etc)
I'm a developer at enigma.io, which is a public data search-and-discovery platform. With following all of the PRISM stories, I've been looking into the data we have on U.S. government contacts going back until 2006 and found a lot of interesting entries where Google is the vendor (descriptions for the servies include supoenas for personal data, "information check", "expediting records",...
T-Mobile will offer the iPhone 4/4S/5 starting on April 12th
Today is GNU Screen's 26th birthday
looking forward to being able to distribute jobs across multiple machines