Notes

Listening to the Diablo soundtrack(s) while working or to relax isn't weird, is it?

I don't mean to complain, but this week is really keeping me on edge. As if it weren't enough that we're celebrating our EP release with a concert on Friday at Indra, right in the heart of the Reeperbahn district, where the Beatles played their first gigs, no, it's also completely uncertain how many people will show up and whether we'll even manage to fill the place.

The record we're releasing hasn't arrived yet either. The DHL tracking status indicates delivery sometime between Thursday and Saturday. ARGH!

Luckily, I had the cover printed on canvas so people can register via QR code if the record doesn't arrive in time. If only it weren't for the problem that the printer has been showing this shipment as dispatched for days, while GLS is still showing it as not received. ARGH!

This is a pretty cool collection of small, helpful tools.

Something's actually happening; I hadn't expected that at all. Spotify is now offering artists the option to confirm their releases in a first version. This addresses the problem of AI-generated fake releases, which I've already written about here. A good thing. As a band member (and listener) who's concerned about exactly this kind of thing, I hope that Tidal and other streaming services will follow suit.

I may have ordered another keyboard 😬 The layout works instantly better than I thought. I had a layout like this 20 years ago, so I knew I could type like this. The sound is great, too. Let's see how often I will hit the wrong keys today.

Felix has compiled a small list of bloggers who use Kirby for blogging. The list is still quite short, and I imagine there are a few more Kirbybloggers to be found.

I've made two small changes to the site. I've further reduced the size of the notes listing; it's supposed to resemble a newspaper column. I've also finally fixed the blogroll.

Oops! It's March again already! It's the first of the month, so today [[/leseliste/2023/schreibers-naturarium|Schreibers Naturarium]] is being pulled off the shelf again to read up on what's going on around us this month.