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… reading … relaxing … playing … sleeping … viewing modern art … visiting relatives … enjoying the family … listening to music … swimming … walking on the beach See you in 2 weeks

Now that summer finally has arrived, there are some tough decisions to be made before you take a walk in the city: Either you don your personal music bubble (iPod + Koss PortaPro) and then miss the duo (she plays saxophone, he the chapman stick) playing music by Michael Brecker. Or you don’t. And then you have to dodge the people from Amnesty International, Pro Natura and Tele 2 (in order of annoyance) ...

Fern.Weh and more

I’ve been in a project that eats a lot of time (4 hours of commute being one of the “killer features”) for a while now. Unfortunately that has not really helped me on my guitar playing. The internet to the rescue: Indian music at your fingertips. [via Don Dahlmann]

Uh oh. Executing rm -r with root permission is dangerous (as others, unnamed persons know). Luckily not in / and not on a production server. Learn this lesson: When testing scripts that delete files, do an echo instead of a rm until you are sure, that you are in the right path. Waiting for the restore crew… Update: The directory is back - time to leave for the weekend, I guess. ...

In the my-external-brain dept. What happens when Microsoft designs an iPod clone Creating validating XHTML forms with Notes Praise the SMTP designer at Lotus (actually, that’s more like: slap them for not implementing this sooner) Five steps to implementing GTD (Getting Things Done) with Lotus Notes Eric Mack on using Notes for Action management