very interesting: ibm's sash promises to "make windows applications out of web pages right now" using html and a javascript clone called sashscript.

hehe, i like that kind of treason... just don't understand why those guys don't apply any or all of their top nine reasons to quit slashdot.org to the suggested alternatives, too.

moreover, i think that the whole weblog "movement" creates this "endless stream of links, updated a dozen times a day no less (so you don't go once a day to get your fix; instead, you keep a window open and hit reload every twenty minutes or so)". and i can see a lot of people (even close friends) who "eventually became babbling idiots, dribbling saliva from the corners of their mouths".

i know that just when i write down the next sentence, it probably won't be true anymore... but after all the trouble, i want to record that blogger works sleek and swift like a panther at the moment. but that won't stop me from approaching my randy hopblog.

ooh, look at this: the washington post provides some links to web log resources. ain't that cool? no links, ma'am! and they call that section "dot-com" (this bubble was intended to burst)... html from hell!

accidentally (what else?) i zapped to children's television music shop viva (argh! browser window alert!) and got to know moreno veloso. very nice. and now arrivederci!

btw. i am impressed that the drums are electronic ones, played with the fingers on small pads. and the brass section probably is not less than a tap dance on a foot pedal...

i don't know, but it seems the 3d people get sicker and sicker. now they want us to surf in a cube. don't they know that 2d is better than 3d? ;->

how powerful can a power search in 3d be?

the jester pages: "we laugh at the buffoon's antics, but do we really know what lurks behind the fool's jolly exterior? do we dare scratch the surface to find the foolish substance beneath?"

kingston 512 mb sdram (sodimm, 144-pin, 100mhz), ats 4004,25 at it-now.

the online software museum: logon to altair basic.

yesterday, i was at vienna’s “new” museumsquartier (actually i attended richard foreman’s theater play “now that communism is dead my life feels empty”). and i liked what i saw (both, the play and the future arts center).

the buildings at the museumsquartier appear like a tryptichon to me with the leopold museum on the left, the halls e+g in the middle and the museum of modern arts on the right. a gorgeous view, those two monolithic building blocks against the dawning sky, embracing the traditional viennese architecture…