Last.fm Redesigns!

Woah, last.fm has gotten a major overhaul! It’s now possible to tag music; the new tagging interface is pretty good. The player has been made a native application — a wise choice.

But alas, it doesn’t work. Oh no, yet another great service I can’t use because of showstopper bugs. Those nasty things…and there’s only one way to get rid of them…I guess it’s called ‘debugging’. Perpetual beta angst.

UPDATE: It seems to work! This thing is really rocking now.

 August 19th, 2005 | 2 Comments »

Bug in Google

There seems to be a typo in the Google Wikipedia links feature. An & sign is missing, which destroys all the links to Wikipedia. Try this or this and click the Wikipedia link. First time I discover a Google search bug, I think. Wonder how many corrupt Wikipedia pages that little bug results in..?

Would be very cool if there was a “public bug tracker” where one could enter a bug for any website. And if anyone could submit a patch, it would be even cooler. Greasemonkey is one step in the right direction, since it allows for the creation of “temporary patches” for any website. But we need a platform where both Greasemonkey bugs and patches can easily be submitted.

 May 8th, 2005 | 1 Comment »