Monthly Archives: Juli 2004

I have been a longtime user and supporter of the Apple platform for obvious reasons. But the statement they issued today is the nastiest thing I ever heard from them in a long time. The background is that Real Networks … Continue reading →

Haven‘t posted much here and I don‘t want to rave about not blogging. I am pretty busy preparing the 21C3 right now and you can expect news about this soon. I am still very much focused on wikis and I … Continue reading →

Ben Hammersley does an excellent job analyzing current trends in the web browser area in his article The Second Browser War for The Guardian. If you start to consider Google‘s own system as your hard drive, and your browser as … Continue reading →

My friend Kirian Scheuplein is a gifted artist and a great video director. She was the driving force behind the documentaries on the Blinkenlights and Arcade projects. Her little company is named CreAtmosFairy which is a funny but well-selected name … Continue reading →

I always turned my back to PHP because of some real uglinesses. But this article by Adam Trachtenberg on onlamp.com makes me hope and raises interest in the tool. Seems as if PHP5 is bringing new hope to web development. … Continue reading →

Weil es die Süddeutsche aus ihrem Online-Archiv genommen hat, aber vor allem, weil es ein erfreuliches Stück Text voller Offenheit und Charmanz ist, muss darauf verwiesen werden: das Interview der Süddeutschen Zeitung mit Larry Hagman aus dem Jahr 2002. Ich … Continue reading →

I have been using AIM for quite some time now and I generally appreciate the kind of communication modes instant messaging allows. But AIM (and using it with iChat in particular) has a bunch of problems that are really annoying. … Continue reading →

Haven‘t read this at many places: the Mozilla projects gets support by Apple, Macromedia, Opera and Sun for a new architecture for web browser plugins. Read about it at mozilla.org. Haven‘t read this at many places: the Mozilla projects gets … Continue reading →