Myspace URLs

Seems there's been some rejigging of MySpace's URL system, perhaps it's not over yet.

I noticed a few people saying that my link the the Band's MySpace acount, using http://www.myspace.com/deathboy didn't work, which made me look, 'cos it did when I linked.

Now it seems, the MySpace music URLs don't (currently) work (I tried interlock's and a few others), but individuals have been given the ability to make a URL for their personal profiles.

As they seem to have happened on the same day, I'm assuming they're related and hoping band URLs will come back soon as that link is fucking unweildy.

So yih, if you were after the band's mySpace page, it's here.

:)

in teh comiccs!!!!1one

I'm going to be in a comic...

Thanks to a suprise from Tony Lee, I'm due to pop up in Midnight Kiss, when it comes out.

This scares and delights me in equal measures :D

No artwork featuring my dirty mush yet, and I haven't got a clue what he has me doing / if I say 'owt, so knowing Tony, it will involve me having a lovely chat with Des Lyneham, near a window.

I AM TEH SUPERSTARR!

heh

Orange GPRS

If you're using Orange's World Access 3 GPRS bundle:

I just discovered that they've rolled out a few more "World Access" packages, including World Access 4, which is significantly better than 3, for the same price.

A blot on Orange's copy book for not automatically upgrading me, though the woman on the phone said these plans are quite new.

World Access 3: (yes, that page links to a business-related page, but the info is valid)

4 pounds/month -> 3mb, extra megabytes cost THREE pounds each.

World Access 4:

4 pounds/month -> 4mb, extra megabytes cost ONE pound each.


So, straight off, you'll get an extra meg a month, and if you go over, it'll cost you less.

I'm actually quite happy with 3mb, as that's about all I use, though I think it's overpriced.

Phone 'em, they'll change you right over.

shiavo dead

Terri Schiavo, the brain-damaged Florida woman at the heart of a bitter legal dispute, has died

Rather than a provocative, faux-spiteful mind-spaff from me, I'm more of a mind to just say that I'm glad that's that. I'm sure it will rumble around in the headlines for a while, but I'm quietly reassured that what, to me, is sense and decency was allowed to prevail.

Hopefully post-mortem work will bear out that really, she died a long, long time ago.