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Monthly Archives: July 2005
Diving in Egypt
Since my trip to Oz got cancelled, I’ve decided to go diving in Egypt instead with Emilie, Klaus, and Jesper. Unfortunately some idiot terrorists decided to detonate a couple of bombs in the vicinity. The trip is in October/November, so … Continue reading
RSS Feed
Cool! Playing around with SUSE I discovered an application called akregator which allows you to read RSS feeds. Using blogger you can create an RSS Feed from your website, allowing people who use akregator or a similar program to get … Continue reading
Linux@last
I finally got to the point where I changed to linux. I’ve had several installs of linux before on servers and development machines, but never on my home workstation – until last Saturday that is! SUSE 9.3 did the job … Continue reading
AdventureQuest
Need a little levelling up? Here’s a fun little online RPG. The battles are a little slow to begin with, but become more interesting when you get a class. Have a look at my first character here. Nyheder fra jonasholstein.dk