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A blog about music, IT and technology Scroll down to content I’ve just created a subdomain which is only accessible with working IPv6 name resolution and working v6 connection. You can use this to check that your connection is working and find out what your IPv6 IP address is. It’s been a while since I’ve shown this blog any love but it’s time to change that and I want to share some of my new creations with Trying to get my feet wet using vocals as it’s something I’ve ignored largely until now and remix competitions seem the perfect chance to get your hands on some well recorded vocal stems legally. First up, “Mad Mad World” by Bonnie McKee.  Really great vocal track and was a pleasure to work with. Next up was a remix of a song called “Water Me Down” by Mothica. Another great set of vocal stems to work with but I missed the submission deadline with a mix up on timezones. Bummer. I’ve still be working on my own instrumental stuff too and here’s one from earlier this year. It’s called “That time when” and is a chilled out 99 bpm synth noodle. If you’re seeing this that mean my migration away from Godaddy is complete and my blog is now being self hosted on a VPS.. PYSTEAMGAMEMOVER – SIMPLE PYTHON APP TO MOVE STEAM GAMES FROM ONE LIBRARY TO ANOTHER. I made this simple Python program for Windows which I’ve released under the GNU public licence to fill a gap missing in Steam, the ability to move an individual game from one steam library to another. Close Steam down, point this script at your old and new steam libraries, choose the game you want to move from the list and hey Great for if you need to free up space on your drive but you don’t want to move your entire library to another location. Use this at your own risk, it’s only been tested on my machine and I’ve only covered a few things that could go wrong. Any as*istance in improving the quality of the code would also be greatly appreciated. Do*nload steam-gamemove.py if you already have Python 3.5+ installed, if not do*nload the precompiled version at