Saturday, 3. February 12001
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hatten är din is hilarious: as far as i understand it, this is a transcript of a turkish traditional song into swedish... there's somthing about a hat ("hatten") that is yours ("din")... but i'll have to ask a long-time swedish friend of mine for details (not to mention the turkish singalong). thanks to euroranchera christina n!

i always forget how to make a tie...

Friday, 2. February 12001
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the rise and the fall of blogger? "all is not well in the land of pyra" writes evan williams, half of the head of pyra labs. and pyra is the company that gave blogger to us, you and me, the weblog community. just recently blogger was powered by the blogger server fund. but it all did not help to prevent the "group of awesome people" from breaking apart due to lack of financial coverage. "i definitely plan to keep blogger going" is the message i get when i read the essay optimistically. but with a realistic view i expect blogger to be history, sooner or later. "consider it the end of an era", even salon.com writes... anyway, the time has come to make a change, a move in another direction, another effort with another idea. there is hop (sic!).

Thursday, 1. February 12001
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j-pop.com – a sister site of pulp, "the magazine of new japanese pop culture".

Wednesday, 31. January 12001
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suggested reading for usability testing: usability in acts (heinrich-hertz-insitute, berlin).

Tuesday, 30. January 12001
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juchu! ein nigelnagelneuer salbader ist da!

corante – tech news. filtered daily. manually or automatically? what do you think, hannes? they say: "every day our expert editors scan hundreds of sources..." – how much time do those experts spend on scanning? are they scan experts then?

Monday, 29. January 12001
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i know the song for years now but i have never seen that gorgeous video (until now, thanks to 3sat): sugarwater by cibo matto. viva la woman!

Saturday, 27. January 12001
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zu dir oder zu mir? the interactive mir at russianspaceweb.com. who needs the moon when we got the mir? astronomy picture of the day (via robotwisdom).

hilarious: the completely fictional biography of the completely fictional media artist georg p. thomann. striking, hard and extensive labor provided by the austrian confusionist group monochrom. thanks for the link, rainer!