Monthly Archives: Juni 2003

Another german tidbit: there is now a short documentation video (MPEG-1, 70 MB) available describing the activities of Chaosradio, the radio project of Chaos Computer Club Berlin. It provides some interviews with some people involved (including myself). Chaosradio has been … Continue reading →

At Reboot – the “annual meetingplace for the digital community in denmark” – Ben Hammersley did a entertaining to talk on the Semantic Web. Best of all, there is a video recording of the talk and Ben has put up … Continue reading →

Hmm. I am comparably new to the weblogging phenomenon although I have been busy doing webloggish things for many years now. The discovery of the basics of the Semantic Web, the power of of syndication formats and personal publishing combined … Continue reading →

After a long time, an archive of scanned copies of the german magazine “Die Bayrische Hackerpost” (“Bavarian Hacker Post”) has been posted to the web. You find it here. Die Bayrische Hackerpost (BHP) was a one of the first hacker … Continue reading →

Making the web a bit more semantic, the GeoURL ICBM Address Server is a fine concept for mapping web sites to – you guess it – locations. So you can attach your home page to the place where you live … Continue reading →

Just got notified my last talk in Switzerland gained some documentation. Just got notified my last talk in Switzerland gained some documentation.

Close after Safari 1.0 has seen the light of day the new WebCore framework (or WebKit) that is part of the release independent developers embrace the new tool to replace the old HTML renderers. It comes as no surprise that … Continue reading →

After having had a first look at Panther‘s new features I can‘t get rid of the feeling that Apple is about to launch Mac OS 9.3 instead of 10.3. Why? First, the overall look of the new UI is closing … Continue reading →

The FTP protocol has been around since the of the Internet. Together with the TELNET protocol it formed the basis of interaction on the net these days. Today, FTP is still in wide use as so many people are used … Continue reading →

Apple‘s iChat AV right now seems to be the number one toy in the Mac community. I already went throught a couple of tests and it is obvious there are some problems with connecting from behind a NAT router. But … Continue reading →