Anybody knows webmail applications, but there exist a whole lot of webbased applications that you can run on your own server/desktop-with-webserver. Of course a whole bunch of CMS's, Forums, weblogs etc, but I want to highlight some more exotic ones. First, I use Sitebar since July last year …

Is it just me, or is this day one of the most commercial ones of the year? Love is for every day. I'm not sweeter to my gf than other days. You shouldn't be either ;) Or is this not suitable for a geek weblog? edited at 2005-02-14 19:06 [gah …

I'm really tired now [over 25 hours awake] and the site should be up, be it that the disk drive of the server has reached it's storage limits. You read it right: the darn disk is _full_, and that gives problems with a J2EE server. *sigh* Ok, I'm off, sleeping …

Well, a night trying to get some weird J2EE project running is an odd experience. At first, it seemed to go well, and now the users can't log in anymore. Dammit. And why is it so freaking cold here? Hrm, maybe because the heating is off at night...

While I'm working a bit more [define "bit"] at The Project, I'm listening to "Digitally Important: European Trance, Dance & Techno" to stay awake. Music serves me very well, maybe even better than caffeine, as the uptempo rhythm gets me in a kind of flow that caffeine can't inflict. Me tiiired …

This is exactly how I feel at the moment too. Couldn't have said it better, except for the Apple part ;)

I just read The Netherlands is going mad... by alextreme, where he talks about our great minister Donner pushing some really restricting and fairly stupid acts through the parliament. It's all about having control over internet publications, mandatory identification and other emergency control acts. I don't know, but are the …

OK, I'm feeling really stupid. I managed to change my exim .forward file [which filters my e-mail neatly into a lot of mail folders] in such a way that it doesn't deliver e-mail _at all_. Ouch. Such a stupid typo. Well, two of them. I hope these messages are still …

Or at least I hope it's going to be. Finishing off some loose ends of a project I'm doing, which is going to be tested later this day. Oh rejoice :) It's quite stressfull tho', and my hands and shoulders hurt. Bleh. I'm really enjoying watching the sun coming up in …

First post from our new home, the apartment I moved in recently. Still busy with the project [damn J2EE...], which I should finish today-ish. Tonight there's a birthday party for both me and my dad, so that's going to be fun :) Because quite a lot people couldn't join the party …

Here I find myself sitting behind my laptop working at a project with a deadline this evening [or tomorrow, but I'd like to have something finished by the time I go get some dinner], having my room slowly emptied [some things already disappeared some days ago, lots of things will …

I've just relicensed dammIT from the Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 1.0 to the Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 license and added meta tags to the source, so it can be automatically recognized by applications. Why Creative Commons? Because I want to make a statement for Free content and Free Speech, be it for websites …

I've been making a point of our country cutting student support over and over again for some time now, but I just read Alextreme's Studypoints and Logic Factories and that reminded me of it. He words my feelings about it in a nice way: Now however we've been reduced to …

Google, Yahoo and MSN search want to stop their search bots from indexing weblog spam. This is nice and all, but won't prevent spammers from poluting our weblogs with their stupid messages at all. It's not that they care about checking for html tags being allowed or blacklists do they …

I think I'm procrastinating too much [sic]. Being lazy is good [as most programmers know], but I've got no real challenges at the moment, or don't have time for them because of the finals and projects I have to do. I can think of some nice entertaining challenges [like learning …

Your name is: Mad William Kidd Every pirate is a little bit crazy. You, though, are more than just a little bit. Even though you're not always the traditional swaggering gallant, your steadiness and planning make you a fine, reliable pirate. Arr! What pirate are you?

OK, I'm slacking I guess, but instead of studying I've added some search functionality to this weblog [see top of the bar on the right], and cleaned up a lot of code. Maybe I should opensource this little site; at least the code is readable now :) For a small ChangeLog …

Gah, why can't they just leave our weblogs alone? Why do those money hungry morons exist? As you may guess I've been getting some comment spam lately. On my self-build weblog. Which sucks. Bigtime, in my eyes. I've been thinking about some changes to the commenting form for some time …

In other non-technical news, our new apartment is getting closer to a liveable state every day. The paint surely freshes things up big time, as will the whiting of the various ceilings and stuff next Saturday. Then, if the wallpaper replaces the current dull colours, and the vinyl we ordered …

Well, everybody has some goals for the new year I guess. Mine are basically the same every year--much like anybody else--and are listed here for future reference [no particular order]: Plan. Plan better, more, and do it all according that planning Get from behind that huge CRT or crawl from …