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Category Archives: webstuff
panem et circenses
Two interesting, but also kinda controversial articles that appeared on Der Spiegel Online today, the website of the German weekly magazine:
The first one on the ailing German blogosphere (in German) that has been busy trying to constantly polemize itself …
the FF3 map
There are those maps out there which are based on statistical data – assumed, accumulated and unproven figures that may indicate a certain trend and/or just show what the situation has been when the data was collected.
When we look …
Posted in kompyuta, maps, webstuff
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CP-218
What’s this?
Right, it’s Nokia’s CP-218 wrist band that currently sells at 7,99 EUR and moves your (GPS enabled and mp3 playing) phone to one of your arms/wrists.
With such a dead simple design, it’s almost crying for a DIY approach. …
Posted in burudani, kompyuta, mobile phones, webstuff
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Kwenda mbio siyo kufika
Maybe it’s just me and my way of looking for the core information on websites that goes beyond the usual marketing blabla – but could it be true that there have been various Kenyan websites coming up lately that …
How to get your NGO online…
Disclaimer: Not a real post for now, but I’ll post it anyways…just a lose collection of thoughts (so that I don’t have to keep on repeating myself on this topic).
Obed, my colleague from Zambia, founded an NGO some years …
Posted in shaggz, technology, webstuff
Tagged blog, ngo, online, webhosting, webspace, WordPress
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