missing dontenums, a limited setinterval and requests for md5 or trim string methods... been there, done that, bought the t-shirt: javascript 1, 2 and in between (via langreiter).
chopper, btw., brings – besides a helma-compatible ajax approach – at least the very nice extensions of built-in javascript prototypes contained in antville lib. (yes, md5 and trim, too!)
luckily, some people still think in hyped times like these: bittorrent podcasting. a possible solution to one of my podcast questions. but, unfortunately, still far ahead of current options. this has to become mainstream, built into the podcatchers, and actually, it has to be done pretty soon.
update: well, obvisouly there is already support for torrents at least in ipodder, at least for downloads. could be a start.
the tiger's roar.
do the kung fu hustle! hardly ever laughed so relentlessly.
nerd's digest.
knoke had to stay away from southside, too. knowing this it does not feel so lonely. (although i hate supersize festivals, anyway.) reading this i feel entertainingly amused – as usually. knokblog rox.
the best referrer spam filter so far: do not display any url that's got "-online" in it.
the independent lens: stuntwomen. then and now.
natasha lyonne!
"Podcasting -- recording digital audio and distributing it as an internet download -- couldn't be easier. All you need is a microphone, a hard drive and access to an RSS feed. (The ability to carry on an intelligent and entertaining monologue or conversation would seem to be a prerequisite, but if so, no one seems to be enforcing it.)" – wired news: Radio Sets Eyes on Podcast Profit.