This is a great incentive for communities with poor water-supply to make merry-go-rounds. Kids run waterpumps by playing! Good stuff! I'm not to certain about a water-wheel, though. I imagine it hurts backs and is incredibly uncomfortable. But then again I haven't tried a two-digit number kilos of water on my head either. Thanks to aWholeLotANothing for pointing me to them

I needed to post this somewhere, so I made a blog. Home blog. Hooray... better than my old html-page with weblog-like-contents. Anyways, reason I couldn't use my old roller blog was that I needed a TrackBack. But hey, the blog I wanted to refer has no trackback-support either. Argh! 5 minutes wasted. Anyways, this Apple-blog told me version 10.3.4 of OS X is out. Good stuff. It's just general blah-blah, but this is what I'm hoping for:
improved disc burning and recording functionality, DVD+R(W) coming? My drive is really a DVD+/-RW but is locked to DVD-R only. Way to go Apple.
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Nope, didn't work. However, Creative Labs sais it should work. It's funny, because so do most stores selling it too. I guess just we customers don't understand how to use it with iTunes, because lots of people have asked questions how to, and no good answers

Burning the midnight oil here. Seems Creative has an unsupported plugin that not too many know about. It's an iTunes plugin for the Nomad Jukeboxes. If someone had given this to me ages ago, I'd already been very happy for ages. Anyways, I'm very happy now. Thanks to the guys at NomadNess for helping out on this

Merry Christmas,

I'm at work writing a Java-based XML-interface to OpenSRS for use at REGISTRAR.NO to register heaps of domain names. And, being a bit fed up with Fedora's regular terminal defaulting to UTF-8 and not having bothered toying around with Fedora, I finally took a peak around and found this one. So, here goes, "first post"