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Monthly Archive for June, 2006

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Yesterday my boss allowed me to freeze the code base of my project for I have to take several exams in less than 3 weeks. Here is some statistics about the project:
Lines of code counted by
find -regex .*java` ; do cat $i ; done | wc -l
and alike,

java: 49910
jsp: 6193
jspf: 1735
xml: 3593
total LOC: 61431

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Today I tried out the beta 2 version of Microsoft Office 12 (aka MS Office 2007). As a software developer myself and an open source movement embracer, I have been a Microsoft nonbeliever for years but after seeing and trying out the new UI, I have to say kudos to the UI designers in the [...]

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Our “Operating System” lecture is strickly POSIX-conform. We learn what’s written in the POSIX standard and all the example codes are in POSIX C/C++. From page 23 of the script of our course “Operating System” version 0.21 written by Prof. Wilhelm Meier:
Wozu Standards?
Eine wichtige Rolle bei der Entwicklung komplexer technischer Systeme nehmen Standards ein. [...]

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Last Friday my boyfriend Dirk travelled all the way from Eindhoven to my apartment and we spent really nice serveral days together. I could never forget how I was drawn by happiness when he sent “Robert Schumann, Kinderszenen, opus 15, nr 7″ to me as a lullaby in mp3 format via SMTP protocol. He has [...]

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