i think being amongst the first 10 results when searching google for the terms "netz radio" or "radio netz" and even being amongst the first 500 when searching for the word "netz" only, should be quite encouraging to update such a cool weblog once in a while.

anyway, internet radio is calling for help!

sometimes rabbits mix up a cursor with a carrot (via leuchtturm).

hey, antville is running really fine. what an excellent piece of scripting code.

however, project antville slowly seems to become a pandora's box... so many feature requests and still so little (if any) people scripting their ideas themselves.

what do you mean, it's open source?

wehe, wenn sie losgelassen.

play with the machine: "rss makes the world a smaller place. take a simple concept, aggregating rss feeds (parss), throw in some vendor-agnostic exchange syntax (infx), mix it up weblog-style (rss.antville.org) and you get something bordering closely to the winograd idea of grassroots. it's taken nearly seven years to see his ideas come (almost) to fruition. i can't wait for the rest". via schockwellenreiter via traumwind.

finally: mac os x driver for usb still cameras, e.g. l'éspion (via alo).

yesterday, this song made my day. twice.

nice side-effects of parss: chris langreiter provides a proposal how feed subscriptions could work in the future and finally an rss feed of his weblog.

thanks for the flowers!

was für ein einsamer samstag, so allein unter all diesen samstagen. jetzt sitz ich immer noch hier, höre ausnahmsweise funky kinderlieder auf fm4. gleich tanz ich vor dem spiegel!

das wollte ich schon vor jahrhunderten fragen, doch dann fiel mir was anderes ein – oder das netz aus: ist die couch nicht die schwester vom sofa?

i'm going down to la-la-land...

an experiment with rss and antville.

i installed the helma rss application at hopdev and configured it so that everyone who is a registered and logged-in user at antville can directly post rss stories to rss.antville.org.

you can try it out by going to hopdev, registering as user there (which is still necessary and annoying, but hapiness is just around the corner) and choosing one of the channels.

the list with items probably is familiar to those who already know radio userland. when you click the "post" button, a summary of the corresponding story will be transferred to rss.antville.org (be sure to be really logged in at antville).

you also can subscribe channels (check the marks of a check box and click "update") and you also should be able to post new ones (which will be available for everyone then).

me, too, i like the flash interface for browsing the works of hubert schmalix (via michi.tv).