wear it with pride: t-shirt with de-css source code printed on the back. order at copyleft.
bugs everywhere: in the operating system, application software and even in microsoft's factual products.
finally, a topic that unites the german-related weblogs: the first weblog rallye is about to happen.
if i could be in edinburgh, soon, i would like to attend some performances at the fringe festival, best the australian puppetry of the penis. crazy aussies!
webloggers on drugs – finally, no: accidentally, i found the picture i was asking for weeks ago... hello, reimar, mathias and kris!
will the revolution be mp3'd? yet another manifesto, this time from the coalition for the future of music.
tafkatafkap (the artist formerly known as the artist formerly known as prince) has seen the future and it will be. however, what about the magnitude of prince's trust in the net?
pioneer planet brings a summary of an exclusive interview with prince.
mr moustache has made it! embraced by the monorfpolist the struggle for commercial blogs moves to a crucial round. the song remains the same: excellent peat out of the net swamp.
internet seminars and conferences – which one to go? webdeveloper? most of them sound very uninspiring. are there not any cool conventions this year where the bloggers meet again? or am i using the wrong ressources?
got a response from london about some more interesting events: the digital space programme (inlcuding a contest – call for entries right now) +++ doors of perception (why did i not find them in any of the calendars? a hint about net orientation?) +++ virtual communities – at least the cocktails are sponsored...
moockmarks: include pointers to high-end shockwave games, interfaces and animations – e.g. wireframe studio. also good references to generic web development\ / graphic design ressources.
yesterday at a party the host visually garnished the club packed with people by discretely projecting the movie "thunderbirds" on one of the back walls. this is a wicked flick starring a bunch of baffling alive marionettes and impressing by an enormous love for details (not to mention the lot of special effects, however partly really cheap ones).
the movie (and many others with marionettes as well as with real actors and even with mixtures of both) was realized by the british couple sylvia and gerry anderson mid of the 1960's. the puppets give a strange feeling of discomfort to me, i guess that is because although their mimics are very realistic (lips and eyes are moving) they always forget to blink (what you should never do).
asked why she showed the movie (apart from her being in film business) the host answered that this was the first movie she could remember having seen as a child and being quite frightened of because of the eerie atmosphere.