Posts Tagged ‘software’
Terabyte Blues
“A Terabyte Ain’t Enough!
Notes from the Sidelines of Digitization Hell”
There is still life in these old bones and while they were plunked down in front of a shiny new 1 terabyte PC, they regularly reached over to the keyboard to keep the digitizing of their CD collection alive while trying – at the same time [...]
The Software! The Software!
Collecting is perhaps the most stupid hobby a human being can submit to. I mean, really, I could have taken up knitting or keeping my somewhat flabby frame in shape, but, no, I had to go for collecting … of all things.When I was young (yeah, right) I collected stamps, especially those with any space-related [...]
Expression Engine
Around weblog publishing and content management programs, whole flame wars can erupt. Everyone has his or her favorite and more often than not defends it as is life depended on it. Without wanting to start one of these flame wars here, I would like to tell you why I used Expression Engine (EE) [...]
Brian 4
Most cataloging and archiving applications available today are really good at helping you fill out a million data fields, automatically look up a CD on the Internet or download covers. But they have one big problem: they don’t produce reports suitable for displaying chronological recording sessions for print discographies. If you are used to those, [...]