today i took another look (remember?) into the depths of userland's static server. still and always very interesting stuff to be found there: my current rss channel, same for popo.at and the whole rest is here (long listing!)
and then there's all that good ole userland software (including source files), strange dr watson debugging logs and numerous web statistics.
still to be explored: the misc directory...
why is it that all the newspapers' online versions are getting worse and worse with every re-release? recent stereotype: sueddeutsche zeitung online now dull and gray, hardly to read, ugly graphics... my theory: the big guys behind the print versions suddenly got attention of the net's qualities or the impact of their digital sibling and reshape the online versions without a clue how to do it right.
lycette bros.: "not my type iii wins best direction at the french internet film festival fifi." congratulations!
i still like best the first part.
taking your talent to the web? i wonder if this book really can help...
michael hayman wrote a php script to integrate a manila-like calendar in radio userland blogs (hell knows why they did not include this feature).
netzeitung.de: hindert microsoft! – a short article about dave winer and microsoft (actually, i link this because i have not heard about netzeitung, yet).
the configurable rss-box viewer, version 0.9b. reads rss versions 0.9x and 1.0 (rdf) as well as the scripting news format (well, it should and actually does with most of the urls i tested).
it's non-validating, ie. the level of forgiveness is higher <g>, and – as usual with p3k projects – more a hack than a program. now syndicate!
thanks to aaron swartz, i found a much easier way to create rss-feeds from blogger-driven weblogs. actually, the tool he provides did not work very well (at least not with popo.at), but the idea was worth to pick up. with a few additional <span> tags and a little parser popo.at news go rss 1.0, too.
katz und goldt, funny although i scorn mr goldt (lucky mr katz i dunno).
hey! you! put down that web site! – a list of pirated sites with screen shots.