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Synk;yet 1st mini-album [Messiah] on sale September 12, 2012

“Staining your transparent heart crimson…”
Their metal sound layered with symphonic synth and vocalist Liki’s clear, catchy melodies culminate in a genuinely exhilarating experience! Welcome to the deep crimson world of Synk;yet!

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Line-up:
Vocal: Liki
Guitar: Rino
Bass: Shiori
Drums: Kouji

Live Schedule:
August 5 Ikebukuro RUIDO K-3 (Release Party)

1st mini-album [Messiah]
August 5, 2012: available for pre-sale at live venues
September 12, 2012: on sale in stores
Disc number: SWSY-1
Label: Starwave Records
Distribution: Daiki Sound
Price: 2,100yen (tax in)
Limit 1000 copies

Playlist:
01. Messiah
02. Claire
03. to Mother
04. Temptation
05. Predia

Links:

Synk;yet Official Website

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I recently watched the new Avengers movie in the local theater and I give it a five out of ten. Though the graphics were pretty cool, there was something off about the villain in the film. What happened to Loki being mischievous as he was in Thor? In this movie he was way too in your face with being bad and what’s with this crazy idea about real freedom is not being free? Loki wouldn’t care about any of these things. Though I think Tom Hiddleston is a good Loki—that freakish smile of his is so Loki—the script followed the superhero theme too closely. Just because you have a beefy Thor running around with his muscles showing and Scarlet pouting her lips doesn’t mean that you can just reinvent Loki as a power hungry guy that wears a horned helmet and has an I-should-be-king attitude.

Some time back, I got annoyed enough to ask, “so just how hard is it to write a wiki, anyway?” I knew it was a dumb question even as I asked it, but there are some architectural ideas that I wanted to explore, and I wanted one that was done right, rather than a bunch of features stuck on with duct-tape.
I’m so very nearly there. The backend is just plain text, but that will be easily replaced with an RDBMS-based one, and there’s no reason I couldn’t add one for, say, a VCS.

Importantly, though, it now supports both types of markup that interest me: regular wiki-style, and CL-style s-expressions. The wikimarkup is missing a feature or two, like lists, but the important bits like links are there, and there’s a mechanism for adding arbitrary bits of markup – the latter of which is how the hyperlinking was implemented.

There’s a huge amount of work to be done yet, like logins, permissions and handling of concurrent use by multiple users, but it’s now so very close to actually being useful.
So close, in fact, that I’m already using it to document my work on it.

This is probably the point at which I should go through and make sure the code’s as clean as I can reasonably get it, document it, and release it for the world to ignore at its leisure.