my definition of a boombastic weblog style according to the two thomases.

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antville gets reviewed in a weblog feature at macnews.de (via schockwellenreiter).

just in via e-mail: pysoulseek "sorta runs under mac os x". to be tested.

update: contains links to os x ports written in objective c and java.

now it's a top story at malmoe: "weblogs – was sie sind und was sie können".

ich komm' auch drin vor.

mastermind, heheh. gaffer boy would be more precise. here's the original interview i gave to thomas könig via e-mail and in brief.

update: motzes (aka the "chap" :) raises the right questions. and chris (accidentally?) has got a good quote that points out what's wrong with the article.

From: root@p3k.org (root) Date: Mon Apr 28, 2003 4:03:08 h Europe/Vienna To: root@p3k.org Subject: LogWatch for kappe.p3k.org

Denied packets from be.very.VERY.very.VERY.very.
VERY.very.VERY.very.VERY.afraid.org (209.126.201.209). Port 1406 (tcp,eth0,input): 2 packet(s). Total of 2 packet(s).

well, i am... (shiver!)

freedns.afraid.org – free subdomain and domain hosting.

does anybody know in which sequence a particular browser loads inline elements? is there a general standard way of doing this or is it like with any other browser feature?

to detail the problem: if i load a script in the html header of a document that eventually refreshes the latter by a frameset document at another url (by using the location.replace function) which in return replaces one of the frame documents with exactly the first document (a method as it is used e.g. at derstandard.at or orf.at): will there other document parts (e.g. further script tags or images inside the body tag) be evaluated before the refresh by the browsers or not?

sounds complicated, huh? well it definitely is. a pointer to a document about page loading sequence or page rendering work flow would be helpful.

the world as a blog: "real time & updating display of weblog postings, around the world".

"WHA WOAHHH UMMAHEH!!! HUM HUM HUM HUM WHA UMNAHEH WOAHHH SNORT SNORT PHEW WHOAMAM YEHAMHE (Ooooo – spell! Ooooo – spell!) I put a spell on you Cause you're miiiii-hi-hiiiine Stop the things you do HAHAAHA!! Watch out! I ain't lyin' AAARRGGH!!! I can't stand – SNORT." – screamin' jay hawkins as quoted by rainer springenschmid.

if you like the movie ("stranger than paradise" that is) and live in vienna you can help saving the beautiful gartenbau kino from becoming yet another victim of the big cinemaplex sell-out. just go there, buy a ticket and watch a brand-new copy of the movie.

to be honest: i saw jarmusch's third film for the first time and did not like it very much. yes, the 8ies have been just like that. but 20 years are no pappenstiel, either.

wishing on an essay: parallels between jean-claude izzo's "total kheops" and kurt lanthalers "napule".

anyway, thanks for the recommendations: mille gracie, prufessore g., merci beaucoup, monsieur j.

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