Monthly Archives: Juli 2003

The first tents have been erected at the Camp, the NOC is there, some towers and the rest of the infrastructure continues to trickle in. Some photos: The first tents have been erected at the Camp, the NOC is there, … Continue reading →

Version 0.2 of the Camp Conference Schedule is available now. There have been some significant enhancements and adjustments (as usual) The CCC is known for releasing the schedule of our events pretty late and for a reason: many proposals come … Continue reading →

There is a online tool for building your own RSS feeds from Amazon.com [Notes from my terminal] There is a online tool for building your own RSS feeds from Amazon.com [Notes from my terminal]

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“A web log! An online diary! A way to connect with millions and millions of Internet users and share my life!” Dork Tower gets the point. "A web log! An online diary! A way to connect with millions and millions … Continue reading →

I am using XSLT for some years now for doing all kinds of processing like importing and exporting databases, converting markup code and generating web pages. Because I was using almost all of XSLT‘s features and some important extensions of … Continue reading →

Hooray for Zoidberg! The first version (0.1) of the Camp Conference Schedule is out. This includes a description of the lectures and speakers I have covered here recently: John Gilmore, Stephanie Wehner, Mathias Bröckers, Gerhard Wisnewski, Paul Wouters and Simon … Continue reading →

According to a press release, Thyssen Krupp has added another elevator car to existing elevator shafts in a building of University of Stuttgart so that there are now two elevators in one. The technical descriptions leaves things open like how … Continue reading →

Simon Budig has been a member of the Gimp development community and has already done a lot of talks on using and scripting the Gimp and he provides a long list of tutorials and other resources on the Gimp on … Continue reading →

Axon, Barbwire, Dada, Elbo, Feedcast, Loki, Sygnal, Wyre and SIKUS seem to be the final candidate for the name of this new content syndication standard usually referred to by Echo or Atom. You can vote on the final name beginning … Continue reading →