June 2007
100 posts
Flo: sitting in carinthia, playing monkey island, hating my family and my life. everything was so greet just 3 hours ago. (via Twitter / Flo)
»soaked & soaped« – Sunny times, or: Why we're...
” About two months ago we met Thomas Pamminger (founder and CCO at wollzelle) at metalab in Vienna. It turned out, that wollzelle was seeking for that one special guy to work for them. ” (via del.icio.us/oneup)
lennyjpg
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iPhone style icon psd kit « Jotlet Developer Blog
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iPhone Icon - Pixel Groovy Blog
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“the focal object on myspace is music.”
– Microblogging: Tiny social objects. On the future of participatory media » SlideShare
Microblogging: Tiny social objects. On the future...
!!! (via del.icio.us/oneup)
Flo: dazed & confused. as always. (via Twitter / Flo)
Monkey Island Flash Film →
massive intarwin!
“American Web 2.0 companies generally think about just the U.S. market when they...”
– Children Of The Web
brave new old world
“Es ist seltsam, einer Generation dabei zuzusehen, wie sie sich von selbst in Klassen oder Lebensstile trennt oder wie man diese sozialen Unterschiede auch immer nennen mag.”
— MySpace für Prolos, Facebook für Popper
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MySpace für Prolos, Facebook für Popper
Die beliebten Sozialen Netzwerke bilden im Internet zunehmend die harten Klassenunterschiede der US-amerikanischen Gesellschaft ab, meint die Soziologin Danah Boyd. (via del.icio.us/oneup)
“people who are self-sufficient in life’s basics, who make their own...”
– Paul Buchheit: Quick: Job culture
“I have no idea. But I know that that is an opportunity. Take anything, virtually...”
– The Observer Effect
Flo: remember kids: never send a quote via twitter without checking words you vaguely know the meaning of. (via Twitter / Flo)
hypocrite
for a hero you’re quite a hypocrite
– Shawn of the Dead
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lightwriting.com
should do! (via del.icio.us/oneup)
Flo: off to (monochrom.select { |p| p.name == ‘jg’ or p.name == ‘roli’ }) birthday party. too much ruby lately… (via Twitter / Flo)
“Periodically, one goes through periods of deep metaphysical malaise. You look...”
– Linguistic Mystic - im in ur programmz, codin in ur dialect: LOLCode and Feline Dialectology
“For those of you who haven’t heard about Hpricot, it is one of why the lucky...”
– Hpricot for JRuby - O’Reilly ONJava Blog
why not buy some…
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Flo: heading to busk/keramik vernissage @ inoperable. http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/5383/flyermyspacebuskeramikux0.jpg (via Twitter / Flo)
confidence
aufhören selbstreflektion in anderen zu suchen;
zu schätzen wissen, was man selbst erreicht hat.
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Four hours upfront and then reevaluate -...
we’re going for four hour chunks upfront. We start work on a task and then, after the first four hours, come up for air. (via del.icio.us/oneup)
“ActiveRecord::AssociationTypeMismatch: Image expected, got Image”
– what the fuck
blog.pmarca.com: The Pmarca Guide to Startups,...
realize that a startup puts you on an emotional rollercoaster unlike anything you have ever experienced. //// NEVER TELL ME THE ODDS. //// :) (via del.icio.us/oneup)
“realize that a startup puts you on an emotional rollercoaster unlike anything...”
– blog.pmarca.com: The Pmarca Guide to Startups, part 1: Why not to do a startup
Flo: don’t run too many projects, it’ll tear your brain apart… (via Twitter / Flo)
RightScale: Setup and Manage 1 to 1000+ Servers on...
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Basecamp Customer Videos: Threadless
i wan’t customers like that. (in size, coolness and satisfaction about the project) (via del.icio.us/oneup)
YouTube - Streetart Reportage Vienna
awesome (via del.icio.us/oneup)
stacked chairs
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“An interesting comparison in the Quality of Living survey, which ranks cities...”
– Boing Boing: World’s most expensive cities, 2007 edition
Watchglumbert.com - Japanese Tetris
masking tape art
epic! (via)
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flow|state: Easing visitors into a site with...
New school sites like Netvibes and Pageflakes turn this experience on its head: first the visitor tries the product using something tantamount to an anonymous account. Once the visitor is convinced they like the service and want to get more out of the ser (via del.icio.us/oneup)