Ein *leicht* sarkastischer, unbedingt lesenwerter Artikel zum Thema Zensur bei Kris 'Isotopp'. Erst muss man sich vor Lachen bepissen, dann muss man eher weinen.

So, jetzt ist es fast geschafft. Keine Klausuren mehr!!11elfelf

Mein Fernstudium der Wirtschaftsinformatik entbehrt nur noch der Diplomarbeit.

Diese wird sich mit den Themen Wissensmanagement und Semantic Web (BUZZ WEB 3.0) beschäftigen. Ein riesengroßes Fass, aber ich denke, eines der spannensten Themen, die man sich nur aussuchen kann.

Wer gute Resourcen hat, bitte ab innen Kommentar!

Ein paar Bilder vom Jimdo-Umzug:

Warum?

Ein einziges Baby, keine "Kundenprojekte, die diesen Monat  noch fertig müssen, damit wir ne Rechnung schreiben können", lockere aber trotzdem professionelle Arbeitsatmosphäre, nicht um 8 Uhr im Büro sein müssen, der Schub nach vorne, ständig dazu lernen, konsequentes Refaktorisieren der Software und Rauswerfen von altem "Müll", die sehr gute Kaffeemaschine, Open Source.

Achja: Und Chefs, die sich nicht als Chefs fühlen, sondern als Teil des Team - manchmal stolz wie ein Kind sind, wenn sie aus dem Urlaub mit nem neuen "Deine Mudda"-Spruch ankommen, den noch keiner kennt ;)

Na? Auch will?

• Interface Designer (m/w)
• Web-Entwickler (m/w)
• Platform Developer (m/w)
• Javascript  Experte (m/w)

I just had the need for an Iterator that can sort itself by a user defined callback.

My special use case is that the DirectoryIterator of PHP does not sort the file list so it's pretty random. But my program logic relies on files being sorted by filename.

So here's the little class:

While enjoying the holidays at the beautiful northsea isle "Amrum" and going out for a smoke two hours ago I just noticed a boat in the dark about 200 meters away. It didn't seem to have a right driving direction and was just near the ferry port (look at the map).

So I thought it's better look what's up and just took my bike to drive to the ferry port. After 2 minutes I arrived and asked them if I can help.

Fortunately they could speak english (bad if you're a sailor and can't) and they told me that they don't know where the sailboat-habour is located (they didn't have high resolution sea-maps with them :[)

They asked my to come on board and help them. Ok, did so and asked for a lamp to show them the way (it's just a few hundret meters but a very dangerous terrain if you don't know it because of many sand banks and tidelands).

In the end everything went well, the norwegian crew arrived save at the harbour and they gave  me some irish (tripple distilled) whiskey (they actually came from great britan).

But I don't drink whiskey at all :)

bus-stopping and bus-climbing :)

Much to do but the biggest step is done :)

• reliable and durable (failsafe)-messaging over networks
  
• decentralized architecture without a single (point of failure) server instance
  
• easy to setup and use
  
• modularity for queue storage and message transports (currently filesystem storage and curl-upload are implemented)
  

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Regarding Mr. David Moussa.

    
                
                

Yeah I really can't hide those pics (and especially the orgasmic espresso-machine) from you!

Alexander Hagenah asked me if I can tune the script al little bit. It should return the entries by date. No problem, here the little hack:

<?php

$xml = simplexml_load_file('http://del.icio.us/rss/s0enke');



$entries = array();



$i = 0;

foreach ($xml as $element) {

  if ($i++ == 0) {

    continue;

  }



  list($time) = $element->xpath('./dc:date');

  list($time) = (array)$time;

  $time = strtotime($time);



  $entries[$time - $time % 86400][$time] = $element;

}



foreach ($entries as $date => $time_entries) {

  echo '<br class="clear" /><h4><span>' . strftime('%d.%m.%Y', $date) . '</span></h4><div class="block">';

  foreach ($time_entries as $time => $element) {



    echo '<p>' . strftime('%H:%M', $time) . '<br /><strong><a href="' . $element->link . '">' . utf8_decode($element->title) . '</a></strong></p>';

  }

  echo '</div>';

}

?>

A simple PHP script enables my homepage to show my latest bookmarks. The technique is only some simplexml.

Look at the new menu entry above. Enjoy watching my Web 2.0(aka. 1984)-life (expressed in links I like)!

Here the simple code:

$xml = simplexml_load_file('http://del.icio.us/rss/s0enke');



$i = 0;

foreach ($xml as $element) {

  if ($i++ == 0) {

    continue;

  }



  list($time) = $element->xpath('./dc:date');

  list($time) = (array)$time;



  echo '<p>' . strftime('%d.%m.%Y %H:%M', strtotime($time)) . '<br /><strong><a href="' . $element->link . '">' . utf8_decode($element->title) . '</a></strong></p>';



}

?>

</div>

I guess this pie-chart speaks out of every webdeveloper's soul:

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