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awwww

2008-07-10T14:55:09.247+02:00

awwww

Dank je wel! Works great.

2008-03-28T13:58:03.605+01:00

Dank je wel! Works great.

Location: Any city that has lo

2008-03-21T19:07:58.660+01:00

Location: Any city that has low budget airports would be excellent.

Haha, die maak ik vanavond dan

2008-03-20T14:21:32.143+01:00

Haha, die maak ik vanavond dan als ik weer thuis ben!

Thank you for creating this be

2008-03-20T12:20:36.747+01:00

Thank you for creating this beautiful theme. I agree with your point that "the inside pages don’t fit the home page as well as they should. They feel a bit too heavy to me." When I saw the front page of the theme I thought it would be perfect for my new photoblog. However, the inside pages are indeed a bit heavy and have very narrow columns. Not suitable for a photoblog but perfect for a magazine layout. I can't wait to have some time to start tweaking it :) I hope you will continue working on this theme because I haven't seen such a great theme in a long time.

I currently have 131 'toread'

2008-03-18T20:45:13.261+01:00

I currently have 131 'toread' tags on del.icio.us and acting on them immediately simply seems impossible as items sometimes include 31 pages PDFs. However, it is one of those tags that is getting out of control. For every article I read I add five more :) Boris: Have you tried Things? It is also based on the GTD approach but imposes less structure on your tasks.

It has arrived! Let's arrange

2008-03-10T19:50:53.518+01:00

It has arrived! Let's arrange a coffee with MacBook meetup :)

That would be an excellent ide

2008-02-20T20:00:34.038+01:00

That would be an excellent idea. It would be great if the Photo Comment Tool could be rewritten into a WordPress Plugin.

Aaron Rowe, if you're ever in

2007-12-20T10:27:11.765+01:00

Aaron Rowe, if you're ever in Amsterdam, drop me an e-mail, or a Tweet or whatever, let's have a curry and flip through old Mondo 2000's.

rustgevende (poolparty)

2007-11-21T20:11:55.047+01:00

rustgevende (poolparty)

Thanks for posting this great

2007-11-01T17:28:21.722+01:00

Thanks for posting this great Flickr set of the game!

Thanks for sharing that great

2007-11-01T11:33:26.107+01:00

Thanks for sharing that great Flickr photoset of the Game of War!

Thank you for sharing the phot

2007-10-29T20:11:26.088+01:00

Thank you for sharing the photoset!

Thank you for sharing the phot

2007-10-29T19:07:20.485+01:00

Thank you for sharing the photoset!

Definitely. Games are not my f

2007-10-29T07:52:00.302+01:00

Definitely. Games are not my field either but this seems an extension of the periodization of power exercised through control in games, in the line with his Protocol argument.

I like the fact that the meme

2007-07-04T11:12:17.591+02:00

I like the fact that the meme is spreading to pseudo blogs like Myspace and Hyves, well done Peppie!

Haha, ja en nee. Ik lees eigen

2007-07-01T20:22:25.315+02:00

Haha, ja en nee. Ik lees eigenlijk weinig persoonlijke blog dus ik kende niet veel meer dan acht mensen eigenlijk. Ik lees voornamelijk blogs over blogging, design en new media.

Ik twijfelde zelf ook even of

2007-07-01T20:09:27.515+02:00

Ik twijfelde zelf ook even of ik mee zou doen. Ik ben namelijk niet zo van de blogosphere memes, maar aan de andere kant vond ik het ergens ook wel leuk om mee te doen. Ik vond het alleen erg lastig om acht mensen te kiezen, want ik kan me voorstellen dat sommige mensen dit echt afschuwelijk vinden :)

Jan, Thank you very much for

2007-07-01T16:50:19.162+02:00

Jan, Thank you very much for your comments and links. The abstracts are very interesting and definitely of use for my thesis. I just printed the full papers and I will read them soon. I would be very interested in your upcoming paper for the JCMC. I will e-mail you about it. Thank you very much!

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Thanks. I am almost done with

2007-05-15T14:21:49.645+02:00

Thanks. I am almost done with my obligated, yet interesting, reading so it will be on top of my "to read" list :) I just noticed you posted it for me on del.icio.us as well which brings me to the next issue...

Is there a certain threshold f

2007-05-09T21:20:47.090+02:00

Is there a certain threshold for a blog to become alive? After a certain number of posts, a certain number of readers or a certain number of commenters? I agree with you that a blog is something like a Frankenstein character, that you don't have complete control over your blog. Your RSS feed goes places you cannot control (including RSS scrapers, content thiefs and sploggers) and posts may be put in a different context outside your blog. The same goes for people referencing your blog or receiving trackbacks (if you have enabled automatic trackback ). I like your reference to the mirror and the portrait except that in this case the people who look at the portrait leave their marks. They can add a bit to the portrait in the form of a comment or you can see their shadow when they are passing by in the recent visitor plugins.

I see a blog as an autonomous

2007-05-09T10:40:53.679+02:00

I see a blog as an autonomous unity that can live without it's readers but not without it's blogger. This might seem to contradict my previous point of the blog as a separate entity that leads its own life. When I say a blog can live without it's readers I do not mean to imply that readers don't matter. They are one of the most important aspects of blogs and the relationship you establish with your readers might vitalize the blog or the blogger. I mean this in the sense of "you can live without friends, but what kind of life is that?" A blog can have no readers and continue to be "fed" by its "master" thus staying alive. Although it is hard to imagine a blog without a single (page)view these days. The blog that stays alive after the blogger has died (in the figural or literal sense of the word) captures the vitality of the blog after it has been raised by its master. Data that stays alive after the subject has passed away: Etoy - Mission Eternity

Personally I would use "death

2007-05-08T23:15:43.517+02:00

Personally I would use "death of the blog" instead of "death of the blogger" where this choice is interesting in itself. Does it imply that I attribute more agency to the blog than the blogger? Are the blog and the blogger two separate things that have a different hierarchy in importance? I consider them two different entities whereby the blog leads its own life in the blogosphere through dispersion, aggregation, RSS, ping, etc. Not all these aspects can be regulated by the blogger. Some are automatically activated by the blog (software) and some are activated by blog readers. Which one do you prefer? We are living parallel thoughts because after briefly discussing the issues of freshness yesterday I decided to further investigate them and write a paper about it for the "themacollege"

That's what I am still figurin

2007-03-31T13:38:29.367+02:00

That's what I am still figuring out. Maybe conflicting stylesheets?

Oh, there is a new and secret

2007-03-31T13:07:37.824+02:00

Oh, there is a new and secret solution! There are secretly hidden extra options available in the visual editor! I just found it out myself three days ago. Activating the extra options is done by pressing Alt-V in Internet Explorer or Alt-Shift-V in Firefox. There are a few new useful icons: 1. the icon with the W: paste from Word, it removes the Word formatting! 2. the eraser icon: remove formatting 3. the brush: clean up messy mode How odd is that? See a post I dedicated about it at: WordPress Glitches: Visual/Code editor & Advanced Visual editor

Thanks for the extensive repor

2007-03-31T09:33:28.249+02:00

Thanks for the extensive report for us who weren't there. I am wondering what kind of problems you are experiencing with WordPress (not only because of my thesis, but curious in general too)?

Dear John, Thank you for your

2007-03-29T11:13:16.124+02:00

Dear John, Thank you for your interest in our t-shirts. We are currently investigating whether we'll set up a small online store. Please bear with us. Anne

Wikipedia ends up as the numbe

2007-03-27T10:30:31.358+02:00

Wikipedia ends up as the number one search result for "Web of Trust" on Google due to Google's search algorithm. Searching for "Web of Trust" on Google Scholar brings up different results which obviously point in a more academic direction. (NOTE: I know there are other search engines than Google, but just using Google Scholar instead of the regular Google makes a lot of difference sometimes). I would suggest looking up Tim Berner Lee who mentions the Web of Trust in his book "Weaving the Web". And Tim Berners Lee sees trust as an important aspect of the Semantic Web.