from the arty farty dept.
do you like my tight sweater?
finally was able to buy some really exciting clothes. in berlin. (oh, vienna.)
a jumper that fits my tall body and shirts that wrap my arms with long sleeves. vintage sneakers without stripes and third-world sweat. all at a discount.
now that python 3000 is ready i think it's about the time for p3k to learn py3k and do something with google appengine.
meanwhile in the ministry of silly molecules...
and also dear austria television target group...
why don't you just switch off your devices for one day in concerted action? to protest for a better quality on your screen or against gis gebühr or for whatever televisionary you desire.
you've got the schwartz!
dear image processors and retrievrs, have you seen/known The Incredible Convenience of Mathematica Image Processing already?
we're all mapple people.
Scratch Input, an acoustic-based input technique that relies on the unique sound produced when a fingernail is dragged over the surface of a textured material, such as wood, fabric, or wall paint. via compscigail.blogspot.com
i wanted sandy, too, but i joined the party too late.
a lesson in understanding the web 2.0 food chain and (again) why end users should prefer open source services.