I'm doing 13 things
since i’m not doing major development anymore, and the projects I still touch are CVS, there’s no point for me picking up SVN until there’s a good reason to…
Noah's Life List
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1. Learn how to remember peoples' names
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2. prevent repetitive strain injury/carpal tunnel
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3. Improve my posture
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4. get published
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5. submit a t-shirt design to Threadless
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6. Get more sleep
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7. Drink eight glasses of water each day
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8. Find new ways to promote Alien Loves Predator
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9. exercise more often
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10. Read the "Baroque Cycle" in its entirety
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11. draw up a better house budget
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12. be happy
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13. have perfect hair forever
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That’s why Apple calls it a “Library” in iTunes.
Once you get them all tagged right, that’s what it’ll feel like too—a real library of music and not just a big list of files.
On the Mac I totally recommend Clutter for adding in the artwork as well, that was my last big tag project, and now 95% of my 28GB of music has correct album art. Use an iTunes plugin like Jewelcase and it’s totally worth it.
I’ve also used the Composer field (which I don’t use and is too granular for my kind of usage of pop/rock/electronic) to store record label data, so I can add some smart lists in and shuffle out all my Ninja Tune or Stones Throw albums, for example.
Metadata is valuable!
