Archive for the ‘General’ Category
Music and policies at Stockholm’s Metro
In: General
4 Mar 2009A week ago, I was waiting for the metro (or tunnelbana) on the T-Centralen of Stockholm. It was around 11:20 pm on a Tuesday night. There, I could listen the echoes of percussion and strings. When I got closer I saw four teenagers playing a guitar, some drums and signing. The few people around where [...]
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- Tags: music, policies, stockholm, tunnelbana
Why is hard when anybody can do it
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28 Feb 2009Anybody can setup a blog and be publisher; anybody can upload videos to Youtube and have a TV channel; any body can create music and distribute it to the whole world, but being “that easy” is what makes it hard. Easy to do, equals low barriers of entry, with that comes low barriers of exit. [...]
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- Tags: arrogance, Blogging, KISS, life
Merry Christmas… in a Square
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24 Dec 2008Merry Christmas to my friends, family, readers and “stumblers” of the G to the Square Blog. In Polish (since I’m here): Wesołych Świąt In Swedish: God Jul In Spanish: Feliz Navidad
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The themes of the Sweden – U.S. Entrepreneurial Forum 2009 are: Peer to Peer Technologies Copyright Laws New Business models for the Music, Movies and any industry that complains about Peer to Peer networks. If you guessed that this is not true, then you are right. Yes, it may only happened in my day dreams, [...]
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- Tags: Copyright, jamendo, joost, peer to peer, piratebyran, sweden, thepiratebay, US, veoh
Why you shouldn’t pay for music…
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21 Oct 2008.. software and movies. source I will not mention too much about software, since I will be repeating part of what I mention in this post. Given the fact that later this afternoon I’m planning to attend the REFORM OR REVOLUTION DEBATE (with The Pirate Bay people), it seems right for me express my opinion [...]
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- Tags: bittorrent, free, piracy, thepiratebay
Randy Pausch: Beyond the last lecture
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12 Oct 2008If you Google Randy Pausch, most of the results will be about his death or “The Last Lecture”. The Last Lecture was a lecture he made on the university of Carnegie Mellon on the 18 of September of 2007. What is Ironic being a top contributors to the field of Virtual Reality, what dominates on [...]
Where is the originality?
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4 Jun 2008I was working, some weeks ago, on a assignment with my partner. He is a rock fan and loves music, so much that he is in a band. So while we worked he was listening to a Internet radio station www.181.fm (Eagle Classic Rock). Anyway’s, I’m a hip hop, R&B, rap, contemporary rock, alternative, electronic, [...]
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- Tags: apple, cartoon stock, iphone, ipod, originality
It is all in the Attitude
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4 Apr 2008Here I am, just finished cleaning my bathroom and it wasn’t a easy task, not because I don’t know how to clean it, but the difficulty behind removing mo and other stains. I have been prolonging this for a while, but finally is over and it looks so good and feels even better. Everything has [...]
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- Tags: attitude, Business, cleaning, life
Lazy hating Lazy
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24 Mar 2008I’m using blogger client “that makes it easier” to blog, so I’m going to express my self really “easy” and lazy way. I consider myself a bit lazy, but…. When you need medical advice, find out how to install a mail server, how to program in ruby, how to do sushi rice, ideas for a [...]
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- Tags: lazy, rtfm, search, stfw
Hello world!
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11 Mar 2008Yes world, hello… and welcome to my blog “G to the Square”. Hope the theme is alright, I love this colors, but at the same time I’m color blind so this may not be easy for others to read.
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