If you’re a developer and might want to use NetBeans as your favourite IDE – here’s how to do it. This is not a detailed description on what might go wrong – but it’s a start. And it’s how I brought it to life myself. Continue reading ‘Bringing NetBeans to life on Ubuntu’
Monthly Archive for January, 2006
Lea aka Lysitea has written a really nice article about one of the key events of this years ball-season. As you may have already guessed this article is written in german. I’ve been there too, so I totally agree with what she says about it. Funny thing is that the dancefloor broke down when people started jumping simultaneously for some time. They had to stop the show to not endager anyone. Looked really weird, I can tell you! Read more on Lysitea’s Weblog about the Uni Gala 2006.
I’ve taken the 3-Variable Funny Test and find the idea of these 3 variables really funny. It has been written by jason_bateman on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test. Well, one could think I’m looking for dates there but I found this link on an FM4 webtip by DaddyD. Really. Continue reading ‘The 3-Variable Funny Test’
I wish all people out there reading my blog a happy new year! May it be as good as 2005 was – or even better. I hope you enjoyed last year as much as I did. 2006 will be another year of reading many books I hope since I got a whole lot of them for christmas. And I hope I got to write some more articles about Web Development – I’m going to tell you what I found out from the Zen of CSS design and from Eric Meyer on CSS! Look forward to some (hopefully) great articles ;).
This is the more or less complete list of books I read in 2005. This year I’ve been reading a lot more than last year – I had a lot of fun with Terry Pratchett. You’ve got to read some of his books if you haven’t already done this. I also discovered the world of Douglas Adams, The Hitchhikers Guide through the Galaxy. Currently I read 2 of this 5 book series – I love Douglas’ humour! Continue reading ‘My books of 2005′
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