I wish you all a happy New Year.
Category Archives: Persönliches
Merry Xmas
Merry Xmas for all believers out there…
Rainbow Nerds
11.11.11 11:11:11 – short to binary overflow?
Status
The last binary date for a long time.
Chow mein vegetarisch
Kochzeit: 10 Minuten
Zutaten
1 Packung Chow mein Nudeln
1 rote Zwiebel
1 Frühlingszwiebel
1 Karotte
1 Stück Saatgurke
5 Cocktailtomaten
5 gelbe Cocktailtomaten Sesamöl
Sojasoße
Salz
Zubereitung
In einem großen Topf Wasser mit etwas Salz zum Kochen bringen. Währendessen das Gemüse in kleine Streifen schneiden. Tomaten vierteln. Die Nudeln ins kochende Wasser geben und vom Feuer nehmen zum Ziehen lassen. Die Pfanne oder den Wok mit einem Schuss Sesamöl und Sojasoße heiß werden lassen. Danach das gesamte Gemüse anbraten. Danach die Nudeln mit einer Zange aus dem Wasser schöpfen und nach und nach unter das Gemüse mischen. Zu letzt alles auf die Teller verteilen.
Guten Appetit!
Chow mein vegetarisch (PDF)
Clouds
Blaithe mhaith Samhain
Happy Halloween!
Blaith mhaith ùr agus Samhain!
John McCarthy *1927 – ✝2011
John McCarthy (*1927 – ✝2011), father of artificial intelligence, inventor of Lisp, died suddenly at home last night.
See more at wikipedia.
DIY: Location mapping Part 3 – Google Earth live updates
This is part 3 of the DIY Location mapping. This time we will integrate with google earth to see live updates from our devices, we tracked with part 1.
Therefore I have had the tracking running for some days with an update interval of 15 minutes, so that I does not drain my battery too much. By enhancing the update frequency you will get fine grained location data.
We need to add the following PHP script to deliver a valid KML file, which is loaded by another KML file. The second KML file is loaded into Google Earth and does poll data via the PHP scripts to enable the live updates. Continue reading
Dennis Richie *1941 – ✝2011
The godfather of C and Unix died.
Thanks for all you left.
“Unix is simple and coherent, but it takes a genius – or at any rate a programmer – to understand and appreciate the simplicity.”
“The greatest danger to good computer science research today may be excessive relevance. If we can keep alive enough openess to new ideas, enough freedom of communication, enough patience to allow the novel to prosper, it will remain possible for a future Ken Thompson to find a little-used Cray/1 computer and fashion a system as creative, and as influential, as Unix.”
Train
Windows
Cloud
Nashorn
Zuckerberg
Rescue mission
I had three primary partitions on my hard-drive:
- Win7 NTFS (300G)
- linux / (600G)
- linux swap (30G)
As I needed more space on Win7 I deleted the second partition inside windows and grow the NTFS to incorporate the free space. Worked fine until the next reboot. This what I saw then:













