Merry Christmas
The Christmas story in Gravity’s Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon is magic. It’s page 206 - 221 in my German edition:
… nur dieser obligate, kleine grindige Schrei, der schon unsere maximale Reichweite darstellt.
I wish you all a merry Christmas.
stable
Yesterday evening I found and removed some more direct video inclusions into the wikis via soup.io that I had forgotten to remove before. Then I wrapped up my gear and went to bed.
Today I traveled.
Now I arrived, it’s dawning already. I just fired up my Berlin coal oven and got back online: Voilà!
It makes me quite happy that for once I seem to have done the right thing.
Have a nice Sunday eve all. 
the dukes of stratosphere, mole of the ministry
I’m just wondering what happens, if I’d post a link to a video of an old song of a band that just came to my mind on my personal wiki (which is feeding my facebook account amongst).
The Dukes of Stratosphere. Mole of the Ministry:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-fL68DbcQ0
rm -f belzebub
The command line to remove Jezebel. Direct video inclusion overloaded the wiki-net. I removed it.
different possible scenarios of long term consequences
Many joyful experiments recently, this post is one of them. It goes from the day-page-set 
face in the Mattis-Manzel-wiki into my user account 
facebook - Mattis Manzel and it goes along with my recent facebook timeline back into the page facebook Mattis Manzel in my personal wiki.
I’m still evaluating different possible scenarios of long term consequences … 
automatic recent image search inclusion into wikis
I’m just wondering why I don’t simply send the faces of the wikis to facebook all over the place? It sounds logic.
Else I was busy with an automatic recent image search inclusion into a few wikis these days:
automatic feed translation
It doesn’t really work sufficiently yet, partially only on some pages but I think I got automatic feed translation running on:
Nice idea, innit?
technical stuff to bore the public
This post is written in the Mattis-Manzel-wiki. It’s my personal wiki and it’s just as much editable to the max by everybody as any of the other wikis I started. That includes the day-page-set face in it where I post personal stuff which goes straight into my personal user accounts: facebook, twitter, posterous, bla … you name them. In order to keep other people to post into my accounts via the wiki I put a switch on yahoo - pipes Mattis-Manzel-wiki - face. I open the switch before posting (after checking for spam on my face, sure), I post, I disconnect the switch again. So if you wanna spam me check if the switch is connected before posting, otherwise I’ll remove your spam before it goes into the feed. It’s not super convenient, no, but it works (currently). Personal wiki, I mean.
I need five women
I need five women on pussy-riot-wiki - talk 2012-08-15, please.
community, lizards, pussy riot
Today I finished some pages in the community-wiki, cased around a couple of lizards hiding under my pan when I enter the kitchen and started the pussy-riot-wiki. A nice day.
Have a good night all!
it’s funny sometimes
Sometimes I felt like on a dead end road, stuck, and I didn’t even want to look into my own eyes in front of the mirror, not to tell of looking into the eyes of others. And then again there’s fun, success and even sudden unexpected progress of an intensity like being run over by a truck from behind. No, it’s funny sometimes. I do like the internet and fumbling around in it with wiki a lot.
My recent bricolage is this page. I’m a bit exited about it as I can’t really predict what happens after saving it. In the best case it should appear on:
How silly! Now everybody can post whatever in the day-page-set face of Mattis’ personal wiki and it goes straight into all the user accounts.
Well, I simply disconnect the face-feed after the post has arrived in the connected web-services. Before posting next time I check the day-page-set for comments and remove spam. Then I reconnect the feed, I post, I disconnect it again. Not very elegant, no. It might work nonetheless.
And to see if pictures work: This is a bird.
