Saturday, 26. October 12002
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apple has published java 1.4.1 developer preview 2.

Friday, 25. October 12002
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sometimes i wish i had a good manager or coach who i at least could consult from time to time... i am so incompatible with the world of business.

Thursday, 24. October 12002
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das weltweit erste forum für typografie-witze (in entsprechendem dessin).

Wednesday, 23. October 12002
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the end of the web is near and it is called pdf – or: the revenge of the graphic designosaurs.

"if you get sick, fuck you."

btw. dear usa super-power, what should the people frighten more: you're delusions of grandeur or the helplessness of your naïveté?

Tuesday, 22. October 12002
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deutsch-amerikanische freundschaft: michael moore's "stupid white men" arrived at position 20 of spiegel's bestseller list.

btw. dieter bohlen is "on top" – now that's what i call a sachbuch (suckbook?)...

from here to there – another meaning of the word "cover" and another site: the knock-off project.

the p3k wicked site of the day month: the covers project.

ever wanted to know which bands (except soft cell) covered gloria jones' "tainted love"? or how many kraftwerk covers are out there (approximately)? or what simon & garfunkel have to do with romy schneider?

bonus tracks: voting, rss and xml-rpc. super.

Monday, 21. October 12002
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read it first at p3k: michael moore has arrived at fm4.

finally, also read at p3k what fm4 reported earlier and everybody knew already anyway: tonight michael moore's movie "bowling for columbine" is shown at the viennale (certainly already "reserved off" completely, except i might get a wheel-chair from somewhere).

p3k, fm4 – how funny i did not notice the similarities until now...

reminds me of my lovely neighbours central florida business alliance and partnership for knowledge.

excellent reading via tinytalk: "the american republic is dead. hail the american empire. or else." by john perry barlow.

"the internet, has, as expected, provided a global podium to everyone with an opinion. cyberspace has become an infinite set of street corners, each with its lonely pamphleteer, howling his rage to a multitude all too busy howling their own to listen.

all of our energy goes into things like this barlowspam, energies that might be better spent in creating traditional blocs like the nra, or the aarp, or some large group capable of either buying congress or scaring the shit out of them. this screed won't scare an elected official anywhere. and it wouldn't generate enough money to elect or defeat a dogcatcher.

as much as i loathe organizations, we need to organize."