Some things to remember

Random thoughts about random things.

Monday, February 14, 2005

Mutt, pgp and enigmail

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Recently I am getting more and more mails from Mozilla / Thunderbird users that use the enigmail plugin to support digital signature / enc...
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Sunday, February 13, 2005

End of Week end

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A good weekend is over. After beeing sick for a week, I feel better again. My book is now at the copy editor and spell checker, so I am conf...
Sunday, February 06, 2005

The best about Montignac diet

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Michel Montignac , a french business man has developed some 20 years ago a new diet basing on just eating the right thing at the right time ...

Ticket application filed

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Yesterday I filed my the application to participate in the lottery for FIFA soccer world championship 2006. Even as there are six matches he...

Blogger profile stats bogus

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Blogger.com also shows some statistics and last posts on the "view my complete profile page". This has not been updated since Octo...
Wednesday, February 02, 2005

Heise.de has been ddosed

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The probably most popular German speaking IT new site has been mostly offline the last two days. www.heise.de has been victim of a distribu...

JOnAS - has passed the J2EE 1.4 CTS.

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After JBoss in July 2004 , the second open source J2EE server has passed the Sun J2EE 1.4 testsuite: 1st February 2005: JOnAS has passed...
Sunday, January 30, 2005

RSS 2.0 Specification -- why RFC 822 date?

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Harvard has the RSS 2.0 Specification online. Lately I was trying to convert atom feeds from blogger into rss with the help of xslt. Everyt...
Saturday, January 29, 2005

NetBSD Online Store -- Help Fund NetBSD | CafePress

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Finally, NetBSD items are available at CafePress NetBSD Online Store -- Help Fund NetBSD | CafePress and not only at good will from some Ne...

Amazon.de finally shows the cover art

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Amazon.de finally also shows the cover art of my book Amazon.de: Bücher: JBoss . It doesn't make a big difference, as the book did no...
Sunday, January 23, 2005

The power of perl

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The LaTeX -style of my publisher has some special definitions for environements. When starting to write my JBoss book , I started to use jus...
Monday, January 17, 2005

How many books / items does Amazon have in their catalogue?

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Since my JBoss book is listed @ Amazon.de , I am looking at its sales rank. First there was no rank given. Then I ordered a copy and after ...
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Sunday, January 16, 2005

Finally some time to work on OS again

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Now that I am waiting with my JBoss book on an external event, I did not work on it this weekend, but was again able to work on Xdoclet an...
Tuesday, January 11, 2005

Apple store not reachable

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The apple online store is no longe reachable after todays keynote from Steve Jobs at MacWorld expo. It seems that everyone ran out of the st...
Saturday, January 08, 2005

JBMail back from stasis

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Andy Oliver is now back on JBMail, the mailserver project that he started. The first preview that I got in hands wasn't that useful, as ...
Friday, December 24, 2004

Xmas gift from Amazon

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This year, Amazon made me a special gift. Instead of sending yet another coffee mug, they finally listed my JBoss book . Unfortunately, the ...
Tuesday, December 14, 2004

Busy time

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It's now over a month since my last post. I was just too busy to even read the Xdoclet and JBoss mailing list or even work on those proj...
Saturday, November 13, 2004

Ws4ee tooling

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I am currently having a discussion with Thomas Diesler on the JBoss Forum about the usage of Xdoclet for ws4ee (and especially in conjungti...
Friday, November 12, 2004

Hewlett-Packard takes a new approach to software | CNET News.com

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Hewlett-Packard takes a new approach to software | CNET News.com This is interesting. As HP operates globally, they will take a good pie...

German JBoss book announced

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dpunkt.verlag listes a new JBoss book in their preview section. This is a German book and talks about JBoss 4.0. Target audience are admis...
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