Monday, 22. October 12001
p3k dots

very nice: piggeldy wollte wissen, was ein weblog ist. normally in the children's tv show, piggeldy follows frederick back home. this seems to be a slightly x-rated version...

two links via ast.antville.org: the ultimate guide to shooting rubber bands and the mirror project: "if you think it's narcissistic, you're missing the point". well, i wouldn't bet on that...

what an amazing, large (and i mean really large) bird's eye view of nyc...

peng. five women and a magazine. via schoda.

uh, i forgot to say something about the new logo: this was made by pimi. thank you!

Sunday, 21. October 12001
p3k dots

washington post: "said one experienced fbi agent involved in the investigation: 'we are known for humanitarian treatment, so basically we are stuck. [...] usually there is some incentive, some angle to play, what you can do for them. but it could get to that spot where we could go to pressure. [...] where we won't have a choice, and we are probably getting there'".

good to be reminded where humanity is sheltered. now let's kick some ass in the grilling room.

it's the first time that i made heavy use of blogger's "post only" function. this way, i collected urls for almost seven days and just today i edited and shaped them by adding the appropriate words and sentences – and only now i finally published p3k again.

while this decreases my blogging activities during the week and gives me more time to do other things i often lost sight of, i am not sure if the entries are of the same quality as before. it's much harder to remember what made me look at this very document or follow the path to that very url after a couple of days... more evaluation might be necessary.

Saturday, 20. October 12001
p3k dots

das single-dasein. self-obsession galore. and a little bit of houellebecq. it's not his fault.

an introduction to zen. flashback via conspirat.

strategies against the "ass-in-the-middle" date format (ie. the us-american way of ambiguously writing a date): the right format for dates, campaign to get the internet world to use the international date format – iso 8601.