how should i be delighted by the latest belle and sebastian release with so much crappy thingies on their site? (I'd prefer "make ringtones history", anyway.)
btw. the fun thing is to watch the status of a musical product according to which one of the main austrian radio stations it is featured by. b&s started off at fm4 (afaik) and now went over to oe1. let's see if fm4 will still play them. i doubt they will, as another example shows: "wir sind helden" were introduced by fm4 and then abandoned as soon as ö3 begun to play their songs. poor tiny little cue balls of market taste and/or heavy rotation!
coïncidences, coïncidences!
re-dug up by accident reading in p3k's 2001 archives: no-tags markup with a bunch of 2005 links to similar efforts (i tried to accomplish this in the original posting, too).
it was a time when there was a need to discuss the mantra of linking. and, coïncidently*, this time is now again. (hopefully, there will be more realisation emerge from it.)
but look, i like it better with trema. so why make it easier, anyway?
*or as thursday next's father would say: "it would be much more remarkable if there weren't any coïncidences". (and here we are, footnotes are hyperlinks.)
filmgalerie 8½. delikatessen-videothek mit zustelldienst.
nyxem.e = n00b.
jean-luc picard aka captain ajax at ibm.
file under: Level1Remove.
Attachment File Types Restricted by Outlook 2003.
omfg!
the penis museum of reykjavik has moved! history and lyrics have to be rewritten! (via itw).
unfinished idea revisited.
most (all?) of these javascript libraries (not just since ajax) out there aren't worth a bean to me cluttering memory with their global variables instead of using their own namespaces. why not taking java as a role model here?
the toughest blog i've come across so far: the 16mm shrine (via tiny).