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FreeWH and Craig has just set up his Alang Tulog INC -- Nuke powered website.

This really makes me wonder. How come there are so many of these again?...

CCraig noticed the new Web Lab. Yeah, it was rough working on it, especially since I had to figure out first what Fantastico does. I got it running however after some time. I won't be able to work on it until Saturday, though. Right now I have to prepare some papers for my next trip, hopefully. The URL bibelwerks.d0x.de looked like d-letter "O"-x until I noticed that it was actually d-number zero-x. No wonder I was getting 404's. Anyhow, it is a cool URL. I must get one for this blog.

I just signed up for a free PHP-powered website at WorldFreeWeb. Except for the large advertising banners, the service offered is excellent. One gets with the free package some PHP and CGI scripts and a Fantastico installation. And then the space given is 1000 MB. I am going to make use of the website for storing some of the webpages I have at Geocities.. Since the account can also be accessed via anonymous FTP login, I think I might offer it as a file download website to a friend.

CelesteA brings news of a website that associates places in the WikiPedia to a map database. The website is called -- obviously enough -- PlaceOPedia. It is a collaborative website, so you can help them build up the information they want. The information I got this from is found here.

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Crandal Craig has his blog here at Supersized but he has an account from KickMe.To which allows him to have this URL.

Funny avatars and icons. But not for general patronage.