Comments on: Battle of Who Could Care Less http://paulannett.co.uk/battle-of-who-could-care-less Relly's hubby, Toby's daddy, Clearleft's designer. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 21:45:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Jane http://paulannett.co.uk/battle-of-who-could-care-less#comment-425 Jane Fri, 21 Jul 2006 06:38:19 +0000 http://paulannett.co.uk/battle-of-who-could-care-less#comment-425 I think after watching the film <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0146882/" rel="nofollow">High Fidelity</a> we had a brief spate of ordering CDs chronologically which was excellent for getting an audio history, but dreadful for finding a particular CD :-) They're now pretty much all stored in the loft after having been ripped onto iTunes. I think after watching the film High Fidelity we had a brief spate of ordering CDs chronologically which was excellent for getting an audio history, but dreadful for finding a particular CD :-)
They’re now pretty much all stored in the loft after having been ripped onto iTunes.

]]> By: Jose http://paulannett.co.uk/battle-of-who-could-care-less#comment-424 Jose Thu, 08 Jun 2006 20:48:38 +0000 http://paulannett.co.uk/battle-of-who-could-care-less#comment-424 I'm one of those messy people but I'll never change. I need technology to rescue me with a 1 terabyte keychain that I can put ridiculous amounts of media on. I'd probably fill it up too. You've got a very well designed blog, btw. I’m one of those messy people but I’ll never change. I need technology to rescue me with a 1 terabyte keychain that I can put ridiculous amounts of media on.

I’d probably fill it up too.

You’ve got a very well designed blog, btw.

]]> By: paulyg http://paulannett.co.uk/battle-of-who-could-care-less#comment-423 paulyg Mon, 29 May 2006 02:51:00 +0000 http://paulannett.co.uk/battle-of-who-could-care-less#comment-423 Having all my music in iTunes, I do miss being able to browse CDs. Still, my collection has grown to the point where it was taking up way too much room and I decided to throw away the cases and retain just the CDs and sleeves in a nice big metal box. And I found Coverflow (which lets you flip through albums in a nice interface) and Clutter (which lets you dump a big stack of them on your desktop) so I can browse and find things I haven't listened to in a while. Of course, we won't go into the slightly anal numbering of the CDs in the box being matched to the "Grouping" field in the metadata allowing me to make nice lists of things in spreadsheets... Having all my music in iTunes, I do miss being able to browse CDs. Still, my collection has grown to the point where it was taking up way too much room and I decided to throw away the cases and retain just the CDs and sleeves in a nice big metal box. And I found Coverflow (which lets you flip through albums in a nice interface) and Clutter (which lets you dump a big stack of them on your desktop) so I can browse and find things I haven’t listened to in a while.

Of course, we won’t go into the slightly anal numbering of the CDs in the box being matched to the “Grouping” field in the metadata allowing me to make nice lists of things in spreadsheets…

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