der assoziations-blaster is really very well-done webwork (smart vision, clever realisation). still and always deserves a mention. i especially love the disco-effect on the links – although i assume this only works with internet explorer 5+ on windows...
and it taught me a new way to sort out non-javascript browsers: <script language="javascript"><!-- document.write("<script language='javascript' src='mysource' type='text/javascript'></script>") //--></script>
do my fellow tyrolean writers know knust, "die elegante provokation"?
sometimes i would like to know more about the people behind a website, e.g. who are ste and buffalojane from feelosophee? but that's just alright since it's not easy to picture the piefke just from reading haboglabobloggin' neither.
american-australian slang dictionary. hey mark! – nothing...
in the name of sensi – via the popo online protest i found some sites that are related to vienna and berlin, to kabel new media and yumyum:
pixelshit seeds the graphic style, serverart dopes the interface and il pornostar porks the layout.
it's good to see them coming out of those modern convict's galleys playing a more interesting game.
flash bombs dropped by artificial environments found via st. rinner.
media union against the rise of the extreme right in germany: netz gegen rechts.
seems as if "page" is among the best print magazines reflecting the online world for the aesthetically demanding. and they do not forget about trades & handicraft (i mean, that's where they come from and that's again why their online skills are surprising): typebox – fonts and inspiration for graphic designers and typolovers.
because they knew that hans_heinz, who does not like to dance, will be linking the pixelshocking mobilesdisco today, german "page" magazine published some more urls of webtoys in their january issue:
well, everybody knows netbabyworld already, so i skip this one. bunko comes along with "digital duchamp" to give mona lisa a new hairdo ("dada-do"), the "excellerator" ("destroy the nasty losses by firing positive earnings"), the "bachelor machine" – whatever that is – and many more weird games (still discovering).
deco-vision is a good substitute for lsd trippin' (if you can find the enter link). very retro is the look of xperience.org but my loading (e)xperience was too bad to get into the main section... another well-known site (thanks to partykeller) is quickhoney, but their soap-machine deserves another special mention.
ok, what's next? i do not have a clue why i should rebuild soviet union, maybe i'll find out later... "up to 10 participants can create a picture out of some elements provided and watch the evolution in the 'history section'" – the description of vectorama sounds promising but the site itself crashed my browser. give it another trial?
the most annyoing thing – although i do not have a better idea – is to apply for membership in many multiple users games. that's why the sissyfight takes place without me, yet.
finally and last but not least, sulake closes the circle: besides the disco they also built hotel kultakala, a similar site which is (as the name suggests) in finnish and that's already a reason for the game being funny.