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I love it–Neely Bruce set the Bill of Rights to music, and made the movement for the First Amendment freely available including free performance rights.
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Nice though creepy (particularly the dude in bed with all the puppets).
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Biography of Neely Bruce, composer and friend of the Virginia Glee Club.
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Brilliant summation of the challenges of static analysis by Coverity researchers. For what it’s worth, Veracode gets around a fair number of the build related ones by analyzing binary, but there are some common challenges for all of us.
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Free download for members of Peter Gabriel’s online fan club.
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Peter Gabriel’s new project is a covers album–two covers albums. The first, called “Scratch My Back,” is due out in March in the US and features PG covering songs by Radiohead, David Bowie, Arcade Fire, Talking Heads, Elbow, Lou Reed, Bon Iver, the Magnetic Fields, Regina Spektor, Neil Young, Paul Simon, and Randy Newman. Yes, seriously.
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Charlottesville at its finest: philosophy, violence, trains, drunkenness, and parking lots. With quotes (and possibly screen time) by Tyler Magill.