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Trivial Posts #19: Chernobyl, Zuul, And An Original Cast Recording

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What I’ve Been Up To Having spent two months with the OnePlus 2 handset, I’ve written up my experiences of the difficult second smartphone from the Shenzhen manufacturer. You can read the long-term review over on Forbes. There’s also some thoughts on Apple Stores as churches, and why Microsoft needs to ignore the MacBook as it promotes the new Surface devices. And I’ve enjoyed reading the following links! Dry Pork Slabs My best man went to Chernobyl and wrote up the experience. A wonderful look at just how bad mankind can make things: Stopping a few kilometres from the reactors

Soundtracker social network feels like a K-Tel version of Last.FM

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Do we really need another social music network that gives us a random stream of music we might like, wrapped up in a poor UI? I don’t think so. …Soundtracker Radio is an interesting one. It’s another "music based social network" web service with a mobile client, but unlike Flowd, which I looked at on Monday, Soundtracker isn’t as impressive in its presentation, or in the implementation of this application. It lets you stream music from user-generated "stations" of music, but there’s not much else of benefit here. Reviewed on All About Symbian.