Far Away Trains Passing By

Who would have thought that we would still be using a Macintosh IIci over 15 years after it became obsolete? Well, I didn’t tell you what we are using it for…
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Another girl who doesn’t change facial expressions
That has to be the funniest thing on the internet I’ve seen in weeks.

Also, here is an animated gif for your viewing pleasure:
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I’ve uploaded the Sounds of the Ambient Abbstrack. You can access the page here, or by clicking on the page on the left sidebar.

What better way to kick off the site than with a new product that increases efficiency. I just received the Typematrix 2030 Keyboard (took 3 weeks to get here because the company had some problems) and its awesome! Cool that UPS delivers on Columbus Day, a “national” holiday. This keyboard improves upon the standard staggered keyboard layout by placing all the keys in vertical rows.

Did you ever wonder why your keyboard’s keys are layed out kind of diagonally? If you look closer, they’re not even perfectly diagonal. They’re like that because a hundred years ago, each key on a typewriter had a lever attached that couldn’t interfere with any other lever. So, the keys were staggered in a way so the levers wouldn’t hit each other. Moral of the story is, we’re don’t use typewriters anymore so lets not use staggered keys.
Another drastic change is they put the backspace and enter keys in the center of the keyboard, so you hit them with your index fingers instead of your pinky fingers. I’ve only been typing on this thing since the start of this post, but I can say that it is much better being able to hit backspace with either your left or right hand. I also use the Dvorak keyboard layout for less finger movement. The Typematrix is available in both standard QWERTY and DVORAK layouts.
If you spend a lot of time typing on a computer, whether at home or on the job, you should think about your health and consider the investment of the TypeMatrix EZ-Reach 2030.
I’ve posted some pictures on it in the gallery.

Not just a new webpage, but a new entire website is being developed for [the late?] DJMP Productions.
http://statik.djmp.org (you are here)
http://dyinnquest.djmp.org (no data yet)
http://ogmius.djmp.org (no data yet)
http://jim.djmp.org (directory doesn’t exist)

What will be granted to members: full FTP access to their directories, any web packages they request (photo albums, blogs, message boards, etc.) All of these packages are modifyable and updateable through the web browser just by logging in with username and password, so FTP uploading is rarely required.
Storage size limit is 3 GB. The site is hosted by www.lunarpages.com for $96 per year (paid in full). Maximum transfer per month is 100 GB, or about 1,428 downloads of the SOTAA album (not available online yet).

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