of all people brian eno, this pothead esoterix, has to promote the internet free day on january 28 because "the real world needs you". i'd rather follow the more tolerant sw/oc attitude or, as hannes suggested, invite for a day offline already on the 27th making the participants not wanting to stay netless the next day, too.

remember studio braun? i got some of their new "jeans gags" on cd as present. those piefkes and their weird humour (e.g. "pril & ata")...

ok, i did know about the helma cvs, i even worked with it already. however, it is the immense kindness of hannes "the helmahead" wallnöfer that i seem to be the author of all that terrific code making helma.org work. i just touched very few parts there. more of my fingerprints are rather to be found in the hop reference section (there's something there already, but i'll keep those hopsters just hangin' on...).

that old lady called usability (aka iso 9241)...

google: ben shneiderman, human computer interface, mensch maschine schnittstelle.

yuck! i got a scary spam mail! it was sent from A5ee8.pppool.de (213.6.94.232) – not quite an innocent domain being ranked 90th in the top 100 sites identified by ultra/spam hippo of november 2000...

spam! spam! spam! the net abuse faq, the responsible net commerce resource center, the european coalition against unsolicited commercial email, blacklist of internet advertisers.

i will donate some bucks to the bloggers because blogger has got a real y2k+1 issue and i want it to be fixed. just like the strange german date format. what else? mmmooorrreee ssspppeeeddd!!!

the self-styled founders of the weblog movement were pretty good in pulling the traffic for the sake of their vanity – but can they push as well? let's see how they will cherish the subsoil: help make blogger go faster! the bloggers need money and they need it now.

zzzeterum zzzenseo: helma was one of the firster european weblogs. duh!

this is not from a douglas adams novel: european bureau for lesser used languages.

pretty, pretty design ideas: designsalon.

if they only would not have used frames: endlosproduktion (yet another austrian website manufacturer). the german pendant (from a literary point of view) is unendlich and their site really sucks.