If you use Last.fm...
Posted: 2010.06.30 (17:50)
Do you hate how some songs just have a 30 second preview?
Do you have a song stuck in your head, and you're destined to scour the nets to find a free download and then end up downloading some trojan that ends up taking your credit card numbers and gives them to Ignazio in Brazil or his co-developer Vladimir staking out his hometown Moscow. Meanwhile you're still looking from that song and if you're lucky enough to finally find it, it's already too late, because Ignazio and Vladimir have already taken your money and they are going to use it to buy tickets to fly to India and get married. So now you get to feel bad for yourself but at least you let two people find true love. They live happily ever after, by the way.
Or you end up just not finding the song.
This could have all been avoided and the Ignazio x Vladimir coupling would have been delayed if only you had used this really cool extension that integrates itself right into Last.fm, and puts a little blue play button next to any track or artist link instance. You press it, and the in-browser player plays it!
It's like magic!
Except it is magic.
Next version is sure to have an automatic dishwasher/bedmaker combo too, I'm sure of it.
For the DOWN TO EARTH:
i found this thing last night, i thought it would be lame seeing as the relatively obscure stuff i listen to is usually never supported by this. except for the /really/ unseen songs, it played them all. so you can be assured that you mainstream connoisseurs will have your tunes all within a click away. in any case, you need chrome, that's really the only requirement. as far as having a last.fm account, you just need that for scrobbling. you don't need a last.fm to listen to the music.
linkage:
MEET YOUR MAKER
also no whining about chrome please, it's a wonderful browser that doesn't take up all four of your memory cards and is pretty fast. the only complaint coming from me is that its javascript engine is a tad on the unstable side. granted it only crashes when i use chrome on a mac... but /that/ can't have anything to do with it. also it conforms to aero. and also it has this extension.
Do you have a song stuck in your head, and you're destined to scour the nets to find a free download and then end up downloading some trojan that ends up taking your credit card numbers and gives them to Ignazio in Brazil or his co-developer Vladimir staking out his hometown Moscow. Meanwhile you're still looking from that song and if you're lucky enough to finally find it, it's already too late, because Ignazio and Vladimir have already taken your money and they are going to use it to buy tickets to fly to India and get married. So now you get to feel bad for yourself but at least you let two people find true love. They live happily ever after, by the way.
Or you end up just not finding the song.
This could have all been avoided and the Ignazio x Vladimir coupling would have been delayed if only you had used this really cool extension that integrates itself right into Last.fm, and puts a little blue play button next to any track or artist link instance. You press it, and the in-browser player plays it!
It's like magic!
Except it is magic.
Next version is sure to have an automatic dishwasher/bedmaker combo too, I'm sure of it.
For the DOWN TO EARTH:
i found this thing last night, i thought it would be lame seeing as the relatively obscure stuff i listen to is usually never supported by this. except for the /really/ unseen songs, it played them all. so you can be assured that you mainstream connoisseurs will have your tunes all within a click away. in any case, you need chrome, that's really the only requirement. as far as having a last.fm account, you just need that for scrobbling. you don't need a last.fm to listen to the music.
linkage:
MEET YOUR MAKER
also no whining about chrome please, it's a wonderful browser that doesn't take up all four of your memory cards and is pretty fast. the only complaint coming from me is that its javascript engine is a tad on the unstable side. granted it only crashes when i use chrome on a mac... but /that/ can't have anything to do with it. also it conforms to aero. and also it has this extension.