There’s a new page here at ZombieFlambe. If you’ll look over to your right… —> that way… or up.. ^^ that way, you’ll see a link that simply says “Music.” I’ve been playing guitar for about 6-7 years or so and got me a little Line6 TonePort UX2. This is probably the singlemost amazing device ever in the history of guitar toys that I’ve owned… besides my eBow, which is equally as awesome. Anyways, its nothing spectacular, but I wanted a place online to have some of my music.. so.. that page contains the recent stuff. Some tracks are not complete or polished, but I’ve got too many projects going on at the moment to make it perfect. Enjoy!
I don’t think we realize how much we take for granted that the ground we’re walking on is actually right under our feet.
13,000 feet up… …it’s sortof … not… right under your feet. And it wasn’t really until I was sitting at the edge of the open plane, dangling my feet into the 60-70knots wind and looking down at the ground that I thought, “Damn, was this really a good idea?” But by that point it’s too late and you’re out the door and everything is silky smooth.
JPE finally launched today after 2.5 months in development in what should have taken maybe 4-6 weeks. Why the bloated and distended timeline? Why I’m glad you asked! I’m currently looking back thru emails and notes trying to figure that out.
Any time I’m discussing coding with a few friends, I find myself feeling like a huge coder-poser for my love of pre-made frameworks and open-source CMS’s. As I get around to showing a client or friend the backend administration area of a site, I always cringe when they love it because I know the discussion will roll around to me saying, “yeah, I actually didn’t code all that but used an open-source content management system.” And they respond, “…oh.. well neat…”