where was i? uh, yeah: mini fonts. first there was verdana (at least for me), then i got to know "silkscreen" from kottke (thanks to partykeller). however, i think most of those tiny screen fonts lack of typographic skills since a font should come in various typefaces and even families.
fidel peugeot (who besides christina goestl and hannes was absolutely fabulous at designer's sunday) knows about this and provides his excellent work as family packages.
oops, i just noticed that one, two of the five attending sunday designer entities have been "disqualified". sure, i did not like their "performances" either, but i am not sure what to think about the reaction...
robot wisdom: "xml meets the ai problem". xml-ed out?
from the rainer's-weird-links department: hyakugojyuuichi and motorsau.com.
some news about technological shnick-shnack at p3k: the search engine is back! and i am using atomz's xml capabilites to retrieve the result. each look-up returns an xml document with all necessary information about the found items. in turn, this is wrapped into the haboglabobloggin' template by another neat little rebol cgi-script.
congratulations to the whole team of "taxi orange" for the "erose" of montreux!
shit my hayfever has a come-back again... i am sneezing all the time while i am writing this.
i think now i know my next computer...
i wonder why wincent colaiuta does not mention userland's frontier in his article about macos x for web developers... on the second page he states "if you wanted to do any of these things [ie. run cgi scripts or interface with databases, and provide sufficient performance; p3k], you had to turn to one of the few third-party offerings on the market, such as the commercial webstar or the freely available machttp".
now, does userland do bad marketing or does mr colaiuta do bad research?
tomorrow local city tv station tiv will be 2 years old. happy birthday.
i presumably will be at the obligatory street party at the bluebox.
will the next bloggerparty be hosted by heroes instead of stortroopers?
yesterday at b72, vienna: contriva. a perfect concert.
i did not know anything about those four guys (in a hermaphrodic sense) at all and so i was surprised very positively. well, it was one of the best concerts i have seen recently (and i was not at many in the last time). but this band is such a perfect sensation, they made cold shivers of pleasure running down my back. and i could not get off a big grin from my face during their performance. even their names have prickly tunes: max punktezahl, masha qrella, hanns lehmann and rike schuberty. as if they came from the past but already knew the music of the future. however, contriva, you won another big fan!