i am curious which might be the stronger concept: structure or language? i mean: will wired still exist when wireless, ubiquitous computing is no big deal anymore? "the golden age of wireless" (t. dolby).
would people read more on computer screens if letters would be displayed with sub pixel font rendering technology? steve gibson, the guy who is running this site, provides a tool (win32) to demonstrate this sub pixel effect. and crazy daisy! he is programming such things in bytecode assembly language...
beards make a man's life more comfy. most of all in cold winter. read half the truth of this hairy story on beard research.
politics, art and science under the crosshair: foundobjects a collaborative weblog!
i know that this movie of alien blit wizbok singing gloria gaynor's "i will survive" is around for a long time... however, it is so excellent that it is linked here for the 732654th time. well, another, better reason might be that just recently blit's creator victor navone got a job at pixar animation studios.
hey! i thought it would never happen: christian langreiter has an austrian weblog, too! and the incredible thing: he found me first!
i was able to discover this because i just installed the little netstat-tool by nedstatbasic.
we're both using blogger! we're both using rebol! we're both reading haboglabobloggin’! and from now on we're both also reading langreiter daily!
i am currently watching let's do it again. something like a blaxploitation spoof directed by sidney poitier and starring him as well as bill cosby. an amusing black gangster comedy with another excellent soundtrack by curtis mayfield.
me, too, i boycott amazon! here are some good points why everybody should.
in the future, as long as amazon is raising patents, i will buy my books, cds etc. at the companies listed here, instead.
on saturday, 26 february 2000, dave winer's scripting news have a link to a website i have done together with christine: hommage à hedy lamarr.