most male concerns shipwreck on technology. so let's invent a new one to solve the issue.

lessons in altruism, pt. iii: "i'm tired". christoph pfisterer, fink developer, complies to human nature.

the industry demands to protect our intellectal property. but who protects us from the industry?

"we are not online to make money, we are online to spend money. we are providing utility." – bob eggington, via motz.

now i understand why the one-headed pyra does not care very well about its blogger api at the moment: bloody advertising is much more important... ok, ok, like this it's not that bloody anymore. but for me advertising remains a pain in the ass, no matter how tiny it might be (and we are not talking about microcosmic dimensions, do we?).

toool.de – "schnell finden statt lange suchen!" hmm, it might sound masochistic but i like to search...

museum of non-primate art might be a little bit exaggerated. but certainly it's fun to see that cats can dance and paint and even birds, uhm, can do some cool shit, too (both sites via textlab.de).

blanu.net: "i was making my slides with svg because every conference i make my sliders with a new non-powerpoint technology in order to demonstrate that people have options when it comes to such things. [...] i was trying to make a point" – a "power" point!

yesterday: "die nation, die sich nicht traut". today: 0-5. tomorrow: erase and rewind (because orf on does not archive).

pshaw, that sports can be funny, too, is proven by mister x.

here they are, the pool party pictures.

the part i like most in meg hourihan's resumé: "pie maker. made over 250 pies every morning, including apple, strawberry-rhubarb, blackberry, wild blueberry, chicken, and clam. also made cole slaw and potato salad. and did lots of dishes. lots."

roots.

i like peeking at (conspirat) comm port™. most of the time i don't have a clue what they are writing about. but they are very funny (most of the time, too).