Wire a friend of mine: [Read full post…]
Ok, let's say nearly, since I missed the exact termin, although I had a big fat note in my cellphone callendar. What do we learn of that? Never switch cellphones and do not migrate tha callendar, because you believe there are no more important notes in it... [Read full post…]
Klaus Guenther recently told me that he started blogging. His thoughts on PHP will therefore be aggregated on Planet PHP from now on. Welcome to the planet, Klaus! ;) [Read full post…]
It's really horrible. I moved my home last weekend from Schwalbach to Darmstadt and calculated to be offline for about 1 or 2 days. Indeed, I've been more or less offline for 1 week now, because of some technical issues in my new home. [Read full post…]
As you may have read in my blog a few weeks ago, I will give a talk on PEAR and it's greatnesses at the PHP-World-Kongress (Part of the Internet-World-Kongress). Today they provided a bunch of "promotion tools" (a logo, a banner and some press text) to the speakers and I like the banner (although it is flash). [Read full post…]
I am Debian Linux [Read full post…]
After my (not too ;) long vacation it felt great to run "apt-get update" and "apt-get dist-upgrade" on my notebook. And indeed, it's been worth it. [Read full post…]
Those Gmail invitations really become a kind of spam. If anyone needs any, feel free to mail me on schlitt at gmail dot com to ask for one... There are still 5 of 6 left. [Read full post…]
I fully agree with Sebastian who wrote in "On Blogs, Portals and Conference Websites" about something which I would count to the category "semantic web". Sebastian says, it would be a good idea for (e.g.) portal websites to implement trackback APIs. The benefit for you is to be able to comment on a story of that portal in your own weblog. [Read full post…]
Through a blog entry by Urs Gehrig I came to a nice little PHP script, the so-called libgmailer. This little class provides easy access to the Gmail interface through PHP. It supports all necessary methods to send and receive emails, to browse folders and manage contacts. Since everyone has a Gmail account now and most of the people I know do not really use it, libgmailer is a funny way to maybe get some benefit out of Gmail. [Read full post…]