note to self
Moleskine PDA (getting organized, part XII)
It is said that Moleskine notebooks serve mainly to pose around in street cafés. Let’s just assume, they can also be used to scribble stuff into them. (Maybe even useful stuff, on rare occasions.) They are, after all, notepads. Or so Tara Hunt insists:
(…) truth be told, it’s a bloomin’ pad of paper. It doesn’t […]
State of the Blogosphere (and Forrest Gump)
While I was offline for a few days, Dave Sifry, weblog ranking chief honcho and founder of Technorati posted his most recent stats about the State Of The Blogosphere, in which he regularly shows trends and stats about the development of the blogging scene.
So what do we learn? First, weblog growth is stable, if a […]
3 simple rules to keep in mind…
…if you’re developing software, a service, a tool. Not that I made these up - this is very basic stuff. It’s supposed to serve just as a reminder to come back to if you’re stuck in the process. (And for myself, too, of course.)
In order of priority, from low to high:
Networked rules over isolated
Open rules […]
vcards
an older post i just looked up for a friend: jason santa maria on how he made some really funky business cards.
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IA
information architecture weblog: iaslash.
file under: usability, information architecture, user experience
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wishlist
nie wieder memory-sticks zwischen drei rechnern synchronisieren. nie wieder powerpointfolien in teams von mehr als drei personen erstellen. nie wieder in nem schönen hotel wohnen ohne zeit haben, die anlage zu verlassen. nie wieder mit dem laptop losrennen ohne das netzwerkkabel vorher rauszuziehen.
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casio
Props & thanks to the nice girls at the Cebit Casio booth: Although they were clearly pretty darn busy, they took the time to recharge my camera’s battery in one of their own cameras. Not only for free, but also for the whole 30 mins it takes to do so, and although it’s quite clearly […]
poynter
“everything you need to be a better journalist”, says their tagline. The information looks good anyway: poynter institute of media studies.
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note to self: links
note to self: check out these links.
http://www.industrial-technology-and-witchcraft.de/
http://shane-tracey.livejournal.com/
http://www.blogigo.de/Lapared
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temp links
DNS Stuff: DNS tools, DNS hosting tests, WHOIS, traceroute, ping, and other network and domain name tools.
http://www.dnsstuff.com/
line.hackr
http://hackr.de/line/
Discardia: Getting Rid of Stuff
http://www.metagrrrl.com/discardia/2003/09/getting_rid_of_.html
live.hackr
http://hackr.de/live/
Web 2.0 Workgroup - A network of Web 2.0 resources
http://www.web20workgroup.com/
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My name is Peter Bihr. I live in Berlin, Germany. As a freelancer, I consult on web strategies, communities, blogging and social media. In this weblog, I jot down random thoughts, ideas and news. Hopefully, you'll find some are interesting for you, too. 