two wrongs make a right?
the good news: internet explorer 8 passes the acid2 test.
the bad news: as of 19 december 2007 the acid2 test is broken.
(at least for those browsers that have passed the test before. ian hickson has posted the original version on his site.)
funny coïncidence.
richard dawkins: "we are all atheists about most of the gods that humanity has ever believed in - some of us just go one god further."
orf.at rss 2.0 feeds.
rss.orf.at rss.orf.at ... etc.
yps* was yesterday...
...here comes flash face.
* no. 652, "phantom photo book" gimmick.
telcos vs broadcasters pt. xiv.
the independent: internet groups warn bbc over iplayer plans.
the online version of iplayer has just been launched for all three major platforms - predictably restricted by digital rights management in geo-ip technology's clothes.
Polyxena und Zdeněk Vojtěch Popel von Lobkowicz.
(via wallenstein und prager fenstersturz.)
que tal, Bèlgica?
Two Man Sound, Disco-samba from some Belgian producers.
far! far away, the google lives, in a land which only children can go to. it is a wonderful land of funny flowers, and birds, and hills of pure white heather.
tim bray: "there’s much ado about knol, but i haven’t noticed many wikipedian voices. well, i’ll speak up, and i’m sort of a wikipedian. actually, less so recently, which is relevant."
digital baroque, digital biedermeier, digital bohème? we're still so in digital middle age, i'd say.
update: maybe vint cerf is more convincing here. in an interview with das magazin he states that "99% of all applications are yet to be invented. the internet is mainly software, and software is only limited by our imagination, and our ability to turn ideas into programs." (via google blogoscoped.)
digital stone age?