are spammers so dodgy or is it really random? tobi got a mail with the subject "raphael, breaking news alert" from anja@yahoo.com... got it? however, i will never know if the message text contains the names hannes, claudia or klaus (because i immediately deleted it).
science fiction?
From: Mail Delivery Subsystem To: piefke 3000 Subject: Returned mail: see transcript for details Attachment: bugbear.eml.exe
alien2 is a project about migration and borders. very interesting: the us travel warnings and the web of war.
it's everywhere, but:
"if saving human lives is the great desideratum, then there is more to be gained by prevention of drowning and auto wrecks than by the abolition of war." – brian hayes in american scientist, jan./feb. 2002.
woohoo!
i got apache 2.0.42 running together with php 4.3.0-dev on a windhoze machine! (from the tiny-and-irrelevant-success-stories dept.)
update: connected helma directly via mod_jk to apache in the above configuration. bingo!
speaking of standards: ever heard about conditional comments? gladly, they are jumping on the bandwagon of separating logic from layout... at least this is just a result, not the cause of that big annoyance called browser incompatibilities.
webstandards.org: "an article in ibm's development zone claims this [ie. xhtml 2.0's] lack of backward compatibility is actually a good thing".
excuse me, but where the hell are you heading for with xhtml 2.0? xlink, xforms and even xframes(!)... not to mention the <line> tag but i think this all is ugly crap.
i start to believe that not only sending but also generally using xhtml as html output is to be considered harmful.
amazing episodes about a bizarre rabbit called mashi maro ("derived from the word 'marshmallow'"). via murmel bløg.
life is so yummy, at least sometimes: today is panna cotta day at gaumenspiel!
mkt and me are missing jürgen wimmers filmkritiken.