medianet mediazine, news from and for punces.
obituaries for the fuckedweblog. strange, some people want to count all the time.
brave estonians: tehnokratt is an estonian manila site (certainly in estonian) and has a detailed section about rss. if i just knew what "valmis" means...
found via the rss-box referrer log and a bug report by a nice estonian called fredi.
hey, the rss-box utility is mentioned in the syndication list and promoted as "automated javascript rss display generator". and a few people use it on their site [1, 2]. very nice.
there must have been a link at dailyrotation.com, too. shit, i really did not care much about my own stuff, recently...
mr noodlebox strikes again: bits and pieces. thanks to macromedia director's new 3d capabilities? not at all. the noodleboxer is proud to use director 7 without any 3d rendering plug-ins. and the whole kingdom is proud, too. as we are, certainly. thanks to sensomatic for the update and happy b-day to flo.
very nice: "cinesmoke is committed to the smoking fetish, and looks forward to exploring it further and doing many cool things in the future".
btw. it's hilarious (but probably just pure irony) to think that this kind of fetishism (if this is the right word, anyway) is a trend generated by the increasing restraints of smoking. honestly, i always tended to find smoking women very attractive (and i mean very) although i never liked myself smoking. and i really like those pictures...
(blush!)
got no nose hair but want to experience the pain of plucking them out, too? maybe jogchem niemandsverdriet can help you out with his nose...
or do you still prefer playing with a teddybear?
another first-class link provided by rainer. thanks a lot!
henso-dot-com and brother florian have safely arrived in tokyo and henso already posted some pictures.
that reminds me of the fine cd-rom ribingu rumu produced by two friends of mine. it contains a few hundred impressive pictures taken by barbara denk and karin holzfeind in and around tokyo, combined with pieces of text that describe life and most of all living in edo: "ribingu rumu" is the japanese way to pronounce "living room".
the images are underlayed with really wicked sounds made by michael veigl, a sound designer i warm-heartedly recommend to everybody for the next multimedia production. categorized in different topics, images and sound create a homogenic entity in a heterogenic environment.
i have to admit that i left some fingerprints on that project, too. that's why it comes along with yet another alternative browsing experience: the images are distributed among three layers moving in different directions. and hey: it's interactive! you can set speed, direction and focus of the layers (calm down, i already promised never to do the lingo again).
the only misfortune of this cd-rom is the one of most (if not all) cd-roms: it doesn't sell. however, i promote the order form of this poor little wonderful product here just because it deserves it. you never know.