Can you guess, which text this is…? To find out, click on the image.

We always knew that this is possible, but finally, someone has done it – tracking back Wikipedia edits using the IP logs. The most interesting results are of course from those institutions/organisations who edit entries about themselves …

Wikiscanner (might be difficult to reach sometimes): List anonymous wikipedia edits from interesting organizations

The crème de la crème: Wired’s list of salacious edits

Találtam az Exaile muzsikagép listáján egy vicces internetrádiót: “Mellesleg.FM“. Bekapcsolom, hát mit nótáznak?

A cigányok sátora, ladi-ladi-dom,
Leégett az éjszaka …

Apropó.

Addendum: Ez hullajó! Szabari Night Disco Fever! “Ezt necsi-necsi-necsinálja énvelem …”

It was not as smooth as I hoped it to be, but, at last, Feisty Fawn (a.k.a. Ubuntu Linux 7.04) is up’n'running on my laptop. And what’s most important: Finally, my WLAN card is working! Still, getting it to use WPA encryption was still a bit problematic. Driver worked OK, but the Gnome Network Manager just ignores that I have installed wpasupplicant – and the hack I found in some forum did not help. With some research, I found out how to edit my /etc/network/interfaces file, but this is still not a satisfying solution: If I want to use it with other networks, I will have to manually edit the config file again (for WPA) or comment out the changes I made.

And there is apparently a bug that brings the boot process to hang when starting up the network. Hopefully, there will be a fix for that soon, because having to wait more than 5 minutes (well, it is an old machine, indeed) at each start is, diplomatically speaking, “not amusing”.

I also installed a bunch of programmes I think I might want to use. One of them is “gnome-blog-poster”, which I am just trying by writing this entry.