Creative Communists

Thanks to Bill Gates, we now finally know what we are. Creative Communists. I'm happy to admit to that and have immediately placed this blog under a Creative Commons license.

Thanks to Bill Gates, we now finally know what we are. Creative Communists. I'm happy to admit to that and have immediately placed this blog under a Creative Commons license.
Friendly Fuedalism - The Tibet Myth is an article that critically examines the myths about Tibet that are repeatedly told by various pro-Tibet groups. It goes well with the book by Colin Goldner.
A list of domain registries for various top-level domains is something I've been looking for for a while, and now I've found one. It also appears to be complete. So if you're looking for exotic spoiler domains, you might find what you're looking for there.
Frequent flyer miles are the most widespread currency on Earth - but also the most impractical. Except perhaps at airports, you can't buy rolls with them, can't pay for a cinema visit, and their production generates even more pollutants than metal coins.
mo:Blog is something I should take another look at after switching to WordPress, it could be even more interesting now. Especially since it should integrate better. Maybe I'll finally start moblogging before that trend becomes outdated ...
Update: So my initial experiments have been quite positive. What still bothers me is the fact that an HTTP timeout occurs at the end of an image upload. But if you browse through the menus a bit, you can actually find all the necessary settings. Somewhat spartan interface, but it is a Palm after all.
What I don't like at all though: the timeout doesn't go away even with corresponding configuration changes. And occasionally the program crashes my Clie. I didn't experience that a single time in all that time, I only had two system hangs with mo:Blog. And that in turn is a reason not to like the software ...