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Manga Adaptation of the original Final Fantasy video game
Enhanced statistics for last.fm
Misc data visualization projects, examples, and demos: mostly Python (pandas + matplotlib) and JavaScript (leaflet).
Calculates how mainstream your music listening habits are. This is an alternative to the now-defunct original Mainstream-O-Meter.
Tools for Last.fm.
Explr is an interactive map for Last.fm users. Ever wondered where the artists you listen to come from? Or is there are any good bands from Mali? Wonder no more!
View your cumulative last.fm history
Because what's the point in listening to music if you can't let others know? Use our generator to create astonishing album and artist collages based on your Last.fm charts!
Generate and share automatically Last.fm status in a fancy way.
Dans l’imaginaire occidental, le yoga a été importé d’Inde par des hippies qui refusaient le moule petit-bourgeois : métro, boulot, dodo....
St Mary's Singers and Abbey Brass join forces to present the world premiere recording of Paul Drayton's A Ceremony of Psalms (2016), alongside the piece which it was conceived as a companion to, John Rutter's much-loved Gloria. Also featured is the first recording of Drayton's Three Places in Old Cornwall, a vivid triptych celebrating the unique and beautiful Cornish landscape and played here by its dedicatee, Cornish trumpeter Paul Thomas and organist Joseph Wicks.
If you have multiple computers and you subscribe to RSS feeds - which you probably do, it would be great if you could read the feeds from all your computers ...
I've been using elfeed as my primary RSS reader for a couple of years, but there were a few things I missed about my previous web-based reader. One annoyance was that items I read on my laptop weren't synced with whatever I read on my desktop. I also missed having an online view for when I was out of the office.
RSS is awesome, and can be made more awesome when aggregated in the cloud. Cloud services can change or die, but Tiny Tiny RSS puts you back in control, which is most awesome. All you need is a web server, like the equally awesome NearlyFreeSpeech.NET.