Monthly Archives: May 2004

The current issue of the weekly german newsletter “Die Zeit” has a really good squib written by Harald Martenstein which reflects upon certain trashy tattoos which are called Arschgeweih. As far as i could see it’s not part of ZeitOnline.

The DaLug is hosting a talk about the future of VoIP. The topics include : Protocols and standards VoIP and NAT Voice quality Linux tools VoIP and the Web The focus of the talk is SIP. The date is may … Continue reading →

Interrupt-Driven has a new home. It’s no longer located at the digital analogy of a farm track but has relocated to a fairly well connected vicinity. After some fights with the moveabletype import/export function operations should now be back to … Continue reading →

Does anyone remember the classic DOS shareware game skyroads? I certainly do and so i was quite happy when i came across Skystreets which is an platform independent openGL based clone of the original game. After some initial problems (read: … Continue reading →

The “Scan of the Month” 31 results are out. There are less entries than in the previous months but nonetheless i’m happy that my analysis actually made it into the top2 entries. Woohaaa! Scan of the Month 31 overview “Official … Continue reading →

AmphetaDesk is my current webbased news aggregator of choice. It is implemented as a minimal standalone webserver. This webserver is normaly only accessable from the localhost. If you would like to run AmphetaDesk on a server to access it from … Continue reading →