I never thought it could become reality, but last saturday was the day I made the switch to the Mac. Not finally, but mainly. I will still keep and use my Linux workstation for development and other things, where I might find it useful and appropriate to have a higher resolution and a bigger screen for example. Anyway. The last weekend was a...

This is just a re-post, that'll be reposted again, regularly at the beginning of each month. While the original Some SVA Statistics post stays as it is, this one gets updated each time. So here it is: The statistics of the download rates of SimpleViewerAdmin from its initial release on May 24th 2004 until the beginning of this month: May...

This is just a re-post, that'll be reposted again, regularly at the beginning of each month. While the original Some SVA Statistics post stays as it is, this one gets updated each time. So here it is: The statistics of the download rates of SimpleViewerAdmin from its initial release on May 24th 2004 until the beginning of this month: May...

Thank you very much Thomas Holzknecht for buying me Apple Confidential 2.0 from my Amazon wishlist. My impression after the first look inside: "Everything, definitely absolutely everything you've ever wanted to know about Apple, the Mac, Mac OS, the people behind the company and so on, but were afraid to ask."

Thank you very much Thomas Holzknecht for buying me Apple Confidential 2.0 from my Amazon wishlist. My impression after the first look inside: "Everything, definitely absolutely everything you've ever wanted to know about Apple, the Mac, Mac OS, the people behind the company and so on, but were afraid to ask."

After the addition of a HTML tag reference to HTML Dog over nine months ago, Patrick Griffiths has now added a handy CSS 2.1 property reference. Have a look at it, if you think the W3C CSS specification is too hard to read, or even too hard to understand.

After the addition of a HTML tag reference to HTML Dog over nine months ago, Patrick Griffiths has now added a handy CSS 2.1 property reference. Have a look at it, if you think the W3C CSS specification is too hard to read, or even too hard to understand.

I am commenting on Nathan Logan's arguments in the previously mentioned post in Roger Johansson's blog: It seems to me that there are many good possible explanations for this behavior. Perhaps this company does Flash development and deems it more cost effective to further develop their Flash site than to spend the time to mirror that in HTML...

I am commenting on Nathan Logan's arguments in the previously mentioned post in Roger Johansson's blog: It seems to me that there are many good possible explanations for this behavior. Perhaps this company does Flash development and deems it more cost effective to further develop their Flash site than to spend the time to mirror that in HTML...

Out with the old, in with the new!Since the weekend a week ago, I have integrated many (nearly countless) minor and major changes to the website. Sitewide ChangesI started out, more or less accidentally, with the reconstruction of the menue. As you already might have noticed, you find the navigation bar in the right sidebar now, and no longer...

Out with the old, in with the new!Since the weekend a week ago, I have integrated many (nearly countless) minor and major changes to the website. Sitewide ChangesI started out, more or less accidentally, with the reconstruction of the menue. As you already might have noticed, you find the navigation bar in the right sidebar now, and no longer...

I am commenting on Nathan Logan's arguments in the previously mentioned post in Roger Johansson's blog: It seems to me that there are many good possible explanations for this behavior. Perhaps this company does Flash development and deems it more cost effective to further develop their Flash site than to spend the time to mirror that in HTML...

I am commenting on Nathan Logan's arguments in the previously mentioned post in Roger Johansson's blog: It seems to me that there are many good possible explanations for this behavior. Perhaps this company does Flash development and deems it more cost effective to further develop their Flash site than to spend the time to mirror that in HTML...

According to PriceWaterhouseCoopers, software patents are "a particular threat to the European ICT Industry". Quote from the report: "There are particular threats to the European ICT industry such as the current discussion on the patent on software. The mild regime of IP protection in the past has led to a very innovative and competitive...

According to PriceWaterhouseCoopers, software patents are "a particular threat to the European ICT Industry". Quote from the report: "There are particular threats to the European ICT industry such as the current discussion on the patent on software. The mild regime of IP protection in the past has led to a very innovative and competitive...