Tonight from 8 pm to 9 pm (local Swedish time) will be the time for my first appearance on radio. Not just the web-radio version, but actual frequency modulated energy transmitted to peoples radios via.. air. The show in question is a local Swedish show appearing once a week on friday nights playing electronic music (sometimes referred to as synth). I’ll be playing music together with two friends: mDr and Diverge. So, if you’re a resident in Stockholm or the areas around it tune your radio to 95,3 MHz or point your media player to the digital web-version of the show (which will be working when we go on the air).

I’ve collected a few tracks which I think will be good energizers for a friday night, kind of as a preparation for the upcoming dance floors for the night. We’ll see how I manage to dish those tracks out for you. =)

Yes!

Since my switch from PC to Mac I’ve had to find a new instant messaging program which preferably has support for multiple protocols. The application of choice here seems to be Adium, which I’ve been using since I got my Mac. The main drawback compared compared to Miranda (which I’ve been using on my various PCs) is that it lacks support for IRC.

Until today, that is. Today I found out that the current beta of Adium has support for IRC, and it also supports SSL connections to the server you use (provided that the server supports it too, of course). Being the old school user of IRC that I am I immediately noticed that the layout of group chat windows in Adium didn’t quite fit my mental image of what IRC chat windows should look like. This is where Adiums styles come to the rescue!

The internets provided me with this excellent style: irc 2.0. It also has inverse color schemes for those of you who don’t like the black background.

My life as a happy Mac-user continues.