My friend Dave Atkinson mused that an oral history of how I learned the things I learned the other day came to be learned.
So I recorded one.
I’ve been experimenting with Amazon’s S3 web service, something that’s a sort of cross between a “remote hard drive” and a “remote database.” I’m testing it as a possible repository for a client’s nightly backup of about <
Ever since it became possible — because of high-speed Internet and good audio tools — to “do radio on the web,” I've been itching to dust off my interest in radio and start recording. Today the dream was realized, with the recording of the first episode of Live From the Formosa Tea House.
You can listen to a piece I taped with Jim Carroll on doing business with a New Hampshire company from Prince Edward Island.
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I am Peter Rukavina and this is my blog. I am a writer, letterpress printer, and a curious person.
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