I invented a new category in my weblog. Though I had very few categories in my blog, today I added a new one. It happens more and more often, that I post stuff that's interessting (IMO) for the PHP community, but not directly related to PHP. Until now I posted these entries either in PEAR or PHP, depending on which category fitted more. [Read full post…]
The PEAR community has decided on how to deal with protected attributes and methodes regarding the PEAR coding standards for PHP5. In the past private members of a class were prefixed by an underscore (_), the question now was, how to deal with protected members, since they're not private nor public. [Read full post…]
As mostly everybody knows, I'm feeling really geek and I definitly like geek toys. [Read full post…]
Hair Color of the "Person" Icon for a User Group Becomes Gray If the Group Contains More Than 500 Users... [Read full post…]
I switched off the referrer stats of Serendipty again, because of referrer spam. This kind of spam really sucks. Take a look at the first Webalizer stats if July for my page: [Read full post…]
The German magazine "Die Zeit" in cooperation with "Blogg.de" casts votes for the best national weblog. I hope that (even if written in English), mine becomes the best in the category "Fachliche Blogs" (technical blogs) *LOL``*``. [Read full post…]
May page became ad-sensed. I recently got my verification to put Google's ad-sense advertisment onto my website. This should help me to reduce the cost generated by my server and stuff. Hope that works a bit. [Read full post…]
I completed my gallery of the Linuxtag. They are structured per day and there are some amazing shots from talks, from the demonstration and from the social live of the LAMP Area people. [Read full post…]
As promised, Spiegel-Online published an article about our demonstration on thursday. [Read full post…]
Sad but true, the last day of Linuxtag 2004 has arrived... Yesterday we've been with a few people to the Linuxtag social event. It took place in the local open-air bath, with a live band and free grill food. Pretty nice organized, especially that the Linuxtag wifi connection was available there. [Read full post…]