extreme programming: a gentle introduction.
rss-feeds: finding a new channel.
alternatives to animal experiments: hepatocyte bioreactors for in vitro studies.
steven spielberg's upcoming movie "a.i." is accompanied by a marketing strategy for hobby investigators. just the right stuff for conspiracy fetishists. btw. the subtitle ("his love is real. but he is not") sounds like a big mistake to me.
schoene installateure seems to be the result of tibor's efforts to bring some of bielefeld's designers closer to weblogs (or vice versa). this means high expectations, guys!
surprisingly, it seems that an "institute for new culture technologies" in fact is able to create a quite usable website. finally, after a dozen of desperate trials. are they climbing down the tree now to play with the rest of us? or is is just a tactical manoeuvre?
a late but nevertheless warm welcome to all fm4 and euroranch readers. i always wonder what people might think when they come here the first time (especially regarding the wiki links on the top left)... if you are totally clueless, you eventually might try to enter something in the find box on the right.
hannes installed bugzilla on helma.org. sometimes my mind just embargoes any connotation that leads further from a well-known concept. that's why i first was confused a little bit by a t-shirt in a bug database. but now i see that this works for almost everything – at least when i simply forget the concept of bugs as i know it.
i will watch closely what's going on there. meanwhile i am reading the bug writing guidelines. recommended reading, btw.
not really surprising that german tv station wdr is an early riser serving the news as rss feed (although they do not communicate that on their site). cologne was and is a pulsating media center in germany. however, i would have expected an austrian news service to be the one...
what i missed: mashica disobedience. sometimes it's just not enough time to deal with all of the interesting things in life. there is some information about disobedience that's definitely worth to read. and who is this guy? and what about this website? and cpt. "marcello" lung sent to me such a nice invitation (thanks!). and i know andrea steinfl, too, who collaborated in the project. and, and, and – but, but, but... (me lazy butt!).
geez, here just comes the next mashica project: verbum dei. what are they up to now and again? sigh! (with a smile)
le sofa blogger is back after a while and features on-magazin. yeah, i remember that from my media salad diet. sometimes others must tell to make me speak.