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:Author: 		Tobias Schlitt
:Date:			Thu, 19 Sep 2013 08:35:38 +0200
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- First webhoster with PHP5

  Domain)Factory (Germany's 5th largest web hosting company) recently
  announced to fully support PHP 5.0.0.  For nearly every package
  Domain)Factory offers it's possible to enable PHP 5 support within a simple
  .htaccess. By default files with the extensiuon .php5 are run through it.

- When time lacks...

  I'm still alive... at least half-way...

- Deutsche Bank warns against software patents

  I recently got an article on Golem to know, where my current company (the
  research division) warns against software patents. I really did not expect
  that, but I really appreciate.

- Lukas stepping back

  Lukas Smith (until today member of the PEAR group and the PEAR QA core team)
  has stepped back from all of his positions in PEAR, except being a normal
  developer.

- PHP _in_ the Internet Explorer

  Wez Furlongs Activescript SAPI allows you to code client side scripts to run
  in the Internet Explorer.

- PHP 4.3.8 released

  Beside the champagne throwing release of PHP 5.0, the version 4.3.8 has been
  released. It's strongly recommended to upgrade to this version, regarding
  security issues.

- WELCOME PHP5!!!

  It finally happened! PHP5 has recently been released.

- Why Bill hates Linux

  I recently got a scintillation, what Bill (the great Billy Boy) Gates hates
  most on Linux:

- Weired Excel time format

  I don't know, if that's common knowledge, but I found it very useful.

- Karlsruhe demo in Ct

  Today I received my copy of the german Ct magazine (magazine for computer
  technic), which has a 1 page article on the Linuxtag (see page 48, issue
  15/2004). The article is focused half onto Linuxtag itself and the other
  half is focused on our demonstration. Best thing: In the middle of the page
  there's a photo of the 10 jailed programmers, where I'm in the very middle!
  ;)