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Archive for May, 2007
Eclipse Europa is coming
In: Eclipse
31 May 2007Only 30 days to go until the annual Eclipse release. This year the release is called “Europa” (last year it was Callisto) and includes 22 projects. There is a wiki page that provides more information about the status of “Europe” and you can already try it by downloading Eclipse 3.3 RC2 and installing “Europe” over [...]
BlackBerry Developer Community goes online
In: Blackberry
29 May 2007Today a new site for BlackBerry software development went online: BBDC They got Sample Code, Tips & Tricks, Forums and other stuff. There are already some posts in the forums and I hope there will be more useful information in the future. Until now I was not really satisfied with the BlackBerry developer resources as [...]
BlackBerry Curve on T-Mobile Austria site
In: Blackberry
26 May 2007Finally the first sign of the upcoming Curve release is on the site of T-Mobile. Until now the only page to find it is the BlackBerry Solution page but I think it will not take long until it is added to the online shop. As said in the press release last week it will be [...]
Gnome sudo tip
In: Linux
25 May 2007I found another nice tip on Lifehacker: Re-theme your “sudo” applications This trick allows you to differ between sudo application and the ones that run in normal user mode – could save you from some troubles.
and no new post. There was nothing interesting on the web that gave me the urge to blog about it … BlackBerry Curve release in Austria should be near. I checked the T-Mobile site every day but no information about it until now – only the press release. I am currently working on some interesting [...]
Downloads of this week
In: Downloads
18 May 2007This week I found a great tool for encrypting files – TrueCrypt. TrueCrypt is OpenSource and allows you to encrypt a whole partition or just files with AES-256, Serpent, or Twofish. These algorithms are very strong so without the selected password it is not possible to get to your data – do not forget your [...]
BlackBerry Curve hits Germany in June
In: Blackberry
17 May 2007BlackBerry Cool has the news that T-Mobile Germany provides the BlackBerry Curve in June. I hope it will not take long until it is available through T-Mobile Austria too.
FlickrVision rocks too
In: Web
15 May 2007If you like twittervision.com you will like flickrvision.com too. It shows every picture uploaded to flickr and equipped with location information on a world map. Great. I could watch it for hours.
Getting dealed like James Bond
In: General
14 May 2007I took a picture of Andreas Daniel dealing at the final table of the Upper Austrian Poker championship. He acted as dealer in the latest James Bond movie Casino Royale with Daniel Craig. Too bad that I did not qualify for the final table
BlackBerry Curve disassembled
In: Blackberry
14 May 2007BGR has some pictures of a BlackBerry Curve getting disassembled. Again we read that “Without a doubt, it is the smallest and lightest full QWERTY keyboard BlackBerry, which also has the best build quality in my opinion.” and I can not wait to proof it myself.
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- Create executable jar package with dependencies
- Issues with Mylyn and JIRA 4.1
- Equals and HashCode and Hibernate
- Using twhirl with StatusNet
- Problems connecting with jconsole to linux jvm
- BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express and facebook app
- Error code 1920 when installing VMware converter
- tightvnc messes up keyboard layout after Ubuntu upgrade
- The old Bold and the new Bold
- Windows Media player streaming problem
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- first time restoring new MacBook from a Time Capsule backup worked great! Time Machine FTW #fb
- Being a BlackBerry fan with an iPad I can not understand how people could live that long with an iPhone without multitasking #fb
- Can't wait for the iOS update for de iPad #fb
- Wow, The new official twitter client for the iPad os brilliant - though I think it violates some style guides #fb
- just uninstalled the Google Wave Notifier from Chrome - LOL
- I favorited a YouTube video -- Ed Byrne slates Alanis Morissette http://youtu.be/nT1TVSTkAXg?a
- I'm at Il Teatro Antica Trattoria (Hamerlingerstr 46, Linz). http://4sq.com/7ccwyW
- so the spare parts for my wife's MacBook cost 1000 EUR and a new one the same? wtf #fb
- Livestream of Apple keynote works great so far, no bandwidth problem, looks great on the iPad #fb
- RT @timr: new post: More report options: Today we released a new version of timr including the long awaited feature ... http://bit.ly/9QqNgy