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  26. januar 2005


Snow imitates art

If you've ever read Bill Watterson's already legendary Calvin & Hobbes, you will remember the crazy boy's tendency to make some sick exhibitions of snowmen. Well, here are the snowmen! It's just awesome.


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Everybody knows where the Belovezhskaya forest is

There are so many errors in the Encyclopaedia Britannica that a 12-year old schoolboy can find them.

Well, not really, but it was fun writing that sentence.


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Rant against new window

One thing has been bugging me more and more lately. I like to be pretty much in control of my browsing. When I click a link I expect the browser window to navigate to a new page, not open up a new browser window for the new site. In the blogosphere, I can't always rely on this. Seemingly arbitrarily, some bloggers make all links or some links open a new window. I can understand this if you link to a panel or a multipedia source, but for normal blog and newspaper pages?

Are these bloggers afraid that people will never come back once they have read the site you are linking? If so, annoying youir visitors by cluttering their screens is not going to help. There is an easy way for people who want to open a new window to do so for a normal link (shift-click). Alas, there is not an easy way to avoid it (except by drag-dropping the hyperlink). Give your readers the choice to browse the way they like it!

Ok, I'm finished now. Freshly used soapbox for sale!


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More views from Iraq

The BBC has an Iraqi election log. Read it. I mean, really.

I am beginning to agree with those who say that Zarqawi's recent statement about total, violent opposition to democracy has been a serious tactical mistake that will cost the insurgents a lot of support from people who detested the occupation for nationalistic reasons. It seems to also cost the terrorists support from the delusional left who harbored many romantic misconceptions about the "insurgents." That may even include the mainstream media.


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Iraqis about Iraq

Another Carnival of the Liberated, with different Iraqi views on the upcoming election. Important reading!


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