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Hard to believe, but another year is just about passed - in around six hours (MST), 2009 will come to a close, and by some accounts, including my own, so will the decade! In celebration of 2009 I thought I'd blog about one of the few things I know well: the music that I love. To that end, here are the top five songs I discovered in 2009 (which may or may not have been released in 2009 ;)

That's right, just when you thought "DJ Roze Productions" couldn't "produce" anything more "productive" than incredible already-existent websites such as this one, we went and threw you for a loop. A loop called. It said "better brace yourself for proxy impact", because you've been thrown for it...

Huzzah! I am well on my way to building my very first n00b pwn1ng 1337b0x. I struck out to spec up and assemble a PC that would serve as both an HTPC (Home Theater PC) and a relatively high-end gaming PC, and the parts are now in transit to settle themselves joyfully on my front doorstep just as soon as they can.

Now, I don't think I ever quite elaborated on my complete audio set-up online, for those who are interested...I indeed did order what I indicated previously, along with a few more components since then. If I ever become not as lazy as I am, I may post a diagram or pictures (any music fans pick up on that pun?)

So I have recently discovered one of the most awesome sites ever, and I felt the need to share it here so that all three of you who read my blog will know about it. It's called Etsy, and it's a place to buy and sell handmade goods! It's pretty much the cool person's alternative to eBay.

Sure, we're silly for using Windows, but I don't think most Windows users are so silly as to not even want a tool to get disk images! SelfImage is typically used to do the trick, but it doesn't seem to have very good error recovery. Isn't there a BETTER WAY??

So, since girls are crazy, I have finally found extra motivation to delve into my audiophilic endeavors. And guess what? On Sunday evening, I finally pulled together my orders for the new awesome setup! I had three order confirmation pages all set up in separate Firefox tabs and boom-boom-boom, my new arrangement is on its way!