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I don't think inability to express oneself equals lack of emotional response, I think the problem is probably more rooted in perspective. He's a musician, so writing about the aural side of things allows him to use his first hand insight, something he doesn't have for visuals, and that contrast probably leads to a feeling that the way he can describe the visual is inadequate in comparison. Asking for visualists to help with the nomenclature seems reasonable to me.

A suggestion for the music upload page: Allow two upload slots per submission, one for mp3 and one for alternative formats (mod/it/nsf/bin/wtf). This way a user can play the mp3 render in the player and still access the source.

Yo Carl, have a good one! Teleportation is the one discovery I'd really want to see right now.

That's very true. If you bother to read through the EULA that comes with a google account, you'll notice they reserve the right to suspend your account, period. They don't have to give a reason, and while you can make a plea, they don't have to even answer it.

That's very fun if you consider all the stuff google has it's fingers in. If you use their apps, your online docs are lost. So is your mail, if you don't use a mail client. If you use picasa, you can't manage your pictures anymore. Or your Blogger blog. Or your Youtube videos.

Then again, a web 2.0 murder of that kind could actually be something healthy

See above! As long as companies, governments and public services aren't forced into upgrading, they won't (too expensive, our 1992 apps won't work anymore, you don't want to browse at work anyways). And every web developer has to consider that, especially those in business. Plus, every exploitable system is a potential spam zombie, which is affecting everyone.

>save "chainsa~1.sav"

>knock s.o.s morse

>break window with resonating hum