Igor just finished revamping our NerdAlert webpage - nerdalert.de is know proudly run using a Bliki, a Frankenstein’s monster between a blog and a Wiki. I was sceptical at first because I could not see the advantages over the regular wiki we have used before. Man, was I wrong. I sold now. The Wikipedia as usual has the best explanation:

The main advantage of combining the two concepts, however, is in leveraging the utility of wikis at making connections between ideas; this effectively turns blog posts into proper wiki articles, but maintains the former's immediate nature. Thus, a bliki can evolve as a whole over time, and past information is not merely jettisoned into the aether and lost in the shuffle.

I think it is a perfect fit for our needs (documenting a monthly radio show and some additional activities). And the webpage looks sooooooo gorgeous now.

In tomorrow's NerdAlert we will talk about the wet four days of What The Hack. In particular we will rebroadcast a sort of "best of" of the shows we did for Subether Radio. Tune in for interviews with:

• Andreas Bogk about the end of Unix and the operating system of the future
• Sven Neuhaus about his cross site scripting scanner
• Somebody from Plan 9 about their operating system
• and some guys from Brasil about government sponsored free music (with "free" as in freedom - not in beer)

We will do another episode of our radio show Nerd Alert tomorrow at 13:00. So if you are in the Hamburg area tune in to FSK at 93.0 FM. There should also be a stream available.