And you can Nutch the commons! What's nutch, btw? Never heard of that search engine..
Well, nevertheless, it's good to see, that there isn't no more only Yahoo at the Creative Commons Search Engine.

.. yup, somehow the stuff isn't really interesting enough to get posted here. But for your enjoyment, I try to make up with this little text I found in a learning pause:

Gnome vs KDE Development

In the last days we always had good excuses, like: "Looking for the moon!", "Oh, ISS should be now right above us - let's go look!" (Thanks to XPlanet ;) ). Today we had nothing to do outside, it was very cloudy! Luckily a squirrel ran around all day. :)
And now, just some minutes ago - the moon was back! Ah, relief! ;)

If that wouldn't have happened, the bad, slighty pervert, feeling of all the time just watching the neighbours would have grown too big... ;)

Well, done is too strong a word - but at least I got one of the subjects read today. And it wasn't that hard actually.. but I can't learn any more in the way, that the university calls for.
At the moment, I can't really say, what will happen...
.. I had a similar situation before and ended up with an A+, but it can turn out to be the complete other way around. Let's see - two weeks to go. On 01.12. is the infamous test!

I started to use XPlanet as my desktop-background about a week ago to help out a friend setting it up. Today I played some more with it and I have to say, that it rocks big time. Apparantly it's a complete 3S (Solar System Simulation ;) ). This afternoon I added the ISS to my earth-view and this evening I found out, that one can render nearly any view of our planetary system. Earth/Night view is lame, current cloud-cover (hmm, 3C ;) ) is a little more fancy, seeing where the ISS is currently is nifty - but having a textured and bumb-mapped moon cruising around a bumb mapped earth, that shows with colors the average oil-usage and major cities; well, that's pretty fancy! ;)