six three degrees: i know hannes who knows claudia klinger who reads salbader. i do not know mrs klinger but i do know salbader (not to say: i like it).
hannes is back from prag / berlin and he took some photos, too. i become more and more confident that i finally will visit prague once as well...
shit, i cannot stand it anymore and have to reveal my <a href=p3k.org">rss box secret... the promised details will follow. tomorrow or the day after. someday. yeah, yeah... (sigh!)
der standard presents verena's pictures of vietnam: "one of the most exciting countries in the south-east of asia..."
australian design is kinky, is it not? not necessarily.
crazy daisy! what have i done? find box, vanilla smudge, glue clues – all no more!?
well, a lot has happened in the last two days: i switched my blogger template from html to xml (similarly to the way paul bausch describes in this blogger how-to) .
a necessary move and one i wanted to do for quite a while (since blogger was becoming moody). because now my blog data is open for any tool that can handle xml data (e.g. hop).
the work (which is kind of experimental – very experimental) is not done completely, yet. however, the coarse mechanics seem to work.
tomorrow i will describe some details, for the records. and the tools mentioned above will be there again in a while, hopefully.
radio, radio... where do you go? i admit: i am doing a lot with radio userland, lately (am-i-handsome-or-not?).
in first place, because somebody needed advice about the right blogging tool. nevertheless, i am occupying myself with this application because intuitively i think that it really rocks. but it's still so unclear which way it, which way userland wants to go. messages of such complaints (which probably is a too negative term since these still contain a huge amount of credits and respect for userland's product) should be a reality check for dave winer and his peop's.
to be precise: i do not get if radio userland should work when i am disconnected from the net. my powerbook just does not get the radio server to start when offline. what is the purpose of the "offline" menu entry? i need the server to work if i want to edit my weblog when i am off the wire and on the train (or without dialing in when i am using a modem).
and i do not get why there are so many quirks – well, just little ones, but they make it harder to get a total newbie to touch this radio. sometimes i feel as if i am the only one noticing those quirks (if any, there's hardly a constructive answer in the discussion forum or on the mailing list).
so the purpose of my handsome 'radio blog' actually is to provide some insights into ru from a not-so-newbie point of view (however, i am not a pro!). there, i try to ask the questions that confuse me and provide some answers that i made up – or even better got from somewhere else. maybe it helps making at least one guy (in an androgynic sense) understanding and using it as a cool personal weblog tool.
"don't touch that radio, don't touch that radio, don't touch that knoooooob!" – george clinton, "loopzilla"
the open root server confederation provides alternative (not illegal, dear bloody chip editors) top-level domains like .auto, .bahn, .buch, .cube, .doc, .edv, .gbr, .immo, .inmode, .intern, .iss, .jur, .kid, .lab,.log, .mode, .musik, .nat, .oeko and .pharma (found via mediensalat.net where hell's-a-poppin' at the moment...).
euroranch: the curse of the "@". well done, klättus mättkotter!
marlene streeruwitz: "feminismus als krücke?" (via henso).
why listening to santana is quite dangerous.