since sunday I've been playing with a new toy: last.fm & its "scrobbling" feature.
I've written a small tool to submit tracks ("scrobble") from the
command line (in some lines of perl; not published yet); I've created a last.fm account; I've patched
randomplay to make it use my lastfmscrobble script (&
in a meaningful way, i.e. submitting only after a song has been played &
if its score is > 0); & I've played around with last.fm
clients (I didn't get the new one from the last.fm webpage to work but
the old one from the debian
package works if set to use OSS & invoked as aoss lastfm).
& I've written a nanoblogger plugin (more perl than bash) to
show the recently played tracks in the blog's sidebar — & then
decided to use last.fm's status graphics anyway (after figuring out
how to configure them).
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