Monthly Archives: August 2003

Brent Simmons has released version 1.0.4 of NetNewsWire. The release notes list an impressive change log including <xhtml:body> support (allowing parser-friendly inclusion of XHTML content in RSS feeds) and gzip support for HTTP transfers (reducing the amount of traffic produced … Continue reading →

There is a helpful FAQ for using iChat behind a Vigor router. There is a helpful FAQ for using iChat behind a Vigor router.

I was told it is just a working title, but working titles tend to be pretty final anyway. So the successor the Camp is going to be named HEX2005 [via Notes from my terminal]. It seems as if the dual … Continue reading →

The CCC is not that experienced in doing international events. The Congress has been a mostly german show for a long time – not surprising as it started 20 years ago and everything was far away from being a worldwide … Continue reading →

Boy, it is so obvious but then again charmingly surprising: the Google search field can be used as a calculator. Just enter a math expression. [Notes from my terminal] Boy, it is so obvious but then again charmingly surprising: the … Continue reading →

We have dismantled 99% of the Camp right now and the Camp Crew will be dead and unresponsive during this weekend. We hope you had big fun at the Camp. I think, the atmosphere was amazing those who missed that … Continue reading →

The CampWiki system has returned to its original rack and is accessible again. Please feel free to drop your reviews, annotations, papers, storys, experiences and whatever you think might be worth knowing about the Camp. The CampWiki system has returned … Continue reading →

Hi, this blog entry is meant to collect photo page links of the Camp. If you know a URL please post it as a comment. When the list is filled, I will add it to the finalized Camp 2003 web … Continue reading →

Make it your guiding principle to do your best for others and to be trustworthy in what you say. Do not accept as friend anyone who is not as good as you. When you make a mistake do not be … Continue reading →