Boing Boing Blog: "Go to google.com, type in Weapons of Mass Destruction, and hit the I'm Feeling Lucky button for a good laff".
langreiter.com: "R# is here!"
r# (pron. r-sharp) is a free programming language based on REBOL.
Joel on Software: "Since it's so easy to create all kinds of XML feeds with CityDesk, I thought I'd create an experimental Echo feed, in hopes of officially being the first publisher on earth to use the new format, along with all the celebrity and fanfare that should entail".
der KUTTER über Bernd Begemanns neues album (sagt man das noch?).
"eigentlich wollte ich nicht nach Hannover doch sie stand am Straßenrand in ihrer Hand ein Pappschild mit einem großen 'H'" – bernd begemann, "eigentlich wollte ich nicht nach hannover".
damals (als "technical writing as one of the professions for the future" noch angesehen ward) tanzten wir dazu in der ehemaligen kfz-werkstatt, bernhard-caspar-straße 7.
"GlobeAlive BETA is the first search engine to list live people as search results. Hundreds of experts, business owners and conversationalists are standing by to converse with you by chat or offline messaging on all topics from computers to cooking" (via doc searls).
anatol bogun: "the robbery" – a fantastic, really excellent animation (via Girlscamp).
Mark Pilgrim: "Don't use UserLand's [rss] validator" (via Schockwellenreiter).
"Editing documents in groups can be a challenge. Versioning systems like cvs or subversion can help your group to keep a consistent copy of your document, but don't go that extra mile. Wouldn't it be great to edit the same document, live, in realtime, together with everyone in your group?"
the editor Hydra, which just reveived an apple design award, claims to be made exactly for this – and for sure is looking interesting.
once upon a time i was involved in a project called hydra, too. just for some hedonistic nostalgy.
finally: from now on you need either a "good" e-mail address (ie. no hotmail, gmx or some other anonymous e-mail services) or your mobile phone number to register at the orf.at community.
let's hope this valorises the discussions threads and eases the fight against trolls at least a little bit.