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  • Just like a rolling stone

    Just like a rolling stone

    Just like a rolling stone

    It seems that in times of connectivity, satisfaction of any wishes might be easy to handle. There are various services and communities which are helping users worldwide to achieve their goals and targets. You can search for anything, and you will find something, which is quite satisfying, obviously. Interestingly, the word for satisfied in the German language is “zufrieden” which literally means something like “towards peace”. This is quite pointing on the structural manner of all our doing. We are trampling and hustling in any way to afterward calm down to something like inner peace. There are many stakeholders that… Read more


  • Obsolescence childish

    Obsolescence childish

    Obsolescence childish

    Sometimes websites need to get an overhaul. Like everything does. I myself need one every morning. Seems natural. Get a coffee and getting to work. But in the meantime, I really don’t want to see anyone looking at me. That might be the same when it comes to websites. When you are constructing something new, you have to shut down the old stuff first or at least make the old stuff not visible at all, so you can work in peace on something which is nicer and more comfortable. Depending on the so-called zeitgeist. Developers know this and encourage their… Read more


  • Like the Clintons’ did

    Like the Clintons’ did

    Like the Clintons’ did

    The .ics calendar format is quite common these days. Maybe you also used it to schedule your important calendar entries, when they are recurring or in any way important for other people. But what to do when you just recently imported some .ics data and notice that there was a fault in it? I searched for some solutions for this problem and f.e. in the MS Outlook software there is no handy solution to solve this, according to the Microsoft community forum. In my case I imported an .ics file with all the indispensable dates of my local waste refuse… Read more


  • Just like a rolling stone

    Just like a rolling stone

    Just like a rolling stone

    It seems that in times of connectivity, satisfaction of any wishes might be easy to handle. There are various services and communities which are helping users worldwide to achieve their goals and targets. You can search for anything, and you will find something, which is quite satisfying, obviously. Interestingly, the word for satisfied in the German language is “zufrieden” which literally means something like “towards peace”. This is quite pointing on the structural manner of all our doing. We are trampling and hustling in any way to afterward calm down to something like inner peace. There are many stakeholders that… Read more


  • Obsolescence childish

    Obsolescence childish

    Obsolescence childish

    Sometimes websites need to get an overhaul. Like everything does. I myself need one every morning. Seems natural. Get a coffee and getting to work. But in the meantime, I really don’t want to see anyone looking at me. That might be the same when it comes to websites. When you are constructing something new, you have to shut down the old stuff first or at least make the old stuff not visible at all, so you can work in peace on something which is nicer and more comfortable. Depending on the so-called zeitgeist. Developers know this and encourage their… Read more


  • Like the Clintons’ did

    Like the Clintons’ did

    Like the Clintons’ did

    The .ics calendar format is quite common these days. Maybe you also used it to schedule your important calendar entries, when they are recurring or in any way important for other people. But what to do when you just recently imported some .ics data and notice that there was a fault in it? I searched for some solutions for this problem and f.e. in the MS Outlook software there is no handy solution to solve this, according to the Microsoft community forum. In my case I imported an .ics file with all the indispensable dates of my local waste refuse… Read more