brett g porter
@bgporter
Music Software Developer/Trombonist/Composer Sr. Software Engineer @ . Exec board @ MIDI Manufacturers Association . he/him. Brewerytown, Philadelphia, USA Also @bgporter@hachyderm.io &
BRB, gonna go check the neighborhood Facebook group to listen to them complain about this new kind of gentrification.
Neighbors launching everything they have before the thunderstorm hits us.
Watching the Philly July 4 concert from my cool basement instead of walking 15 minutes in the heat Jill Scott's band are fantastic.
Living in the future: live realtime translation at the Audio Developer Conference in Tokyo.
Reporting from night 2 of They Might Be Giants in Philly: John Henry feature. Bonus tonight: VIP by proxy.
Ever since I started working from home in 1997 (!) I have made it a strict policy to get out of the house and walk at lunchtime. Today, I stumbled into doing a man-on-the-street interview with the local Fox station about the World Cup Fan Fest that's taking over my neighborhood next month.
Agreed -- seeing "Bells (I Am)" live was as close as I've come to a religious experience.
In Center City Philadelphia for the No Kings demonstration (in lieu of alt text: 4 photos of a lot of people in the city, many with signs ranging from funny to livid in their messages.) NO KINGS NO NAZIS GO BIRDS
Fantastic set at Solar Myth last night. The new (asterisk) tunes were fantastic, looking forward to hearing them again someday.
Lived in #philly for 6 months and already at the point where I read this and say, "yeah, makes sense."
(between sets my son and I still appeared stunned by the whole thing...)
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An update from the neighborhood regarding my stamp collection: bgporter.net/posts/philly...
We moved to Philadelphia this spring, and the sidewalks have these little badges to identify the company that installed them. I can’t pass one and not photograph it.