pirko

I tried to register in the Android app, but it doesn't work. I get an endless spinning progress bar after I press "register".

Cool idea but when I tried "Arcade Fire - Austin City Limits" 2011 http://switchcam.com/event/arcade-fire-austin-city-limits-20... it was far from correct.

I just have one large play list where I add albums that I find and currently listens to. If you sort it by "Added" you can always go back (scroll) and see a time line of albums that you've enjoyed.

Or to use a virtual development environment with the help of Vagrant http://vagrantup.com

If you are interested in how Spotify works and how they use Python you should check out this talk from EuroPython: Spotify and Python: love at first sight http://ep2011.europython.eu/conference/talks/spotify-and-pyt...

You have to manually import the tracks in both the client on your home computer and in the client on your phone. Spotify doesn't provide any upload / cloud functionality.

You can't really upload tracks, as in upload to the cloud. You can only import tracks into the client so that you don't need another media player to play them.

Why add startup to the title when the article says "18 Projects launched on Garage48 Tallinn 2011"? The article never mention that it's about startups.

Also if you are using something like the Ghostery Firefox add-on to block Firefox Connect you just get an empty page.

Tried with my transit card from SL (Stockholm Public Transport). Got "Unsupported card type: Mifare4k". I'm going to look into it more tonight.

I'm in Sweden and I've heard of them but never used the service. I think they had some commercials on TV a few years ago.

pip + requirements file + virtualenv (virtualenvwrapper) makes the setup of an development environment really easy. With virtualenvwrapper you can hook into different scripts, for example when you start/switch working on a project

If you want to read a fairly new book about the same subject you should check out "Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation" by Steven Johnson. http://www.shelfari.com/books/15034310/Where-Good-Ideas-Come...

Link to the actual blog entry: http://www.mailchimp.com/blog/ewww-you-use-php/

The site is painfully slow. When I clicked on "See A Sample Page" it took around 20 s to load with over 200 requests. It loads 61 external javascripts and 16 stylesheets (combine and minify). When I tested the page in YSlow it got 54 / 100 performance score.

From what I understand he only had to re-implement the canvas calls in the game engine. "I of course had to make some changes to the engine, but the game source code is exactly the same as for the web version."

I like the game but the difficulty level between level 1 and 2 is too high

Considering that he'd quit his job as a game developer to be able to develop indie games (http://www.minecraft.net/about.jsp) it's not so surprising that he turns down the job offers. And it also seems that he's in the beginning of starting his own company and hiring developers (http://notch.tumblr.com/post/1205447916/im-sorry-about-the-l...)

It should work with drag and drop by dragging a track to the user on the People list on the right. You can also right-click on a track, Send to, Spotify People, pick a user

Heavy smoker?

Spotify have change the way I consume music. It's a great example of creating a service that makes it easier then the "free" illegal way. That's why I'm a paying subscriber. Both because I want to support them but also because I don't like to be interrupted by annoying commercials.

One thing that I noticed in your inbox is the filter option, "Only show items from people I follow". Does that mean that you can send songs to other peoples inboxes that your are not friends with? Opportunity to spam music?

"Ruby on Rails application could not be started" "Disc quota exceeded"