New livesets- David Vendetta – Party Fun (Fun Radio) -CABLE- 04.09.2010
- Way Out West – Sunday Special (SSL) -SAT- 05.09.2010
- Laurent Garnier – It is What it is -DVBC- 04.09.2010
- DJ. Anna Lee – Club-Styles 046 – 04.09.2010
- Bryan Kearney – Live @ Godskitchen – 02.09.2010
- Judge Jules – Weekend Warmup – 03.09.2010
- Chuckie – Live @ Electric Zoo -SAT- 04.09.2010
- Silicone Soul – Live @ Air Amsterdam -CABLE- 04.09.2010
- Boris Werner – Live @ Air (Amsterdam) -CABLE- 04.09.2010
- Ben Sims versus Surgeon @ Free Your Mind Festival 2010 – Netherlands (05.06.2010) SAT
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Congratulations Arpanet!
Quoted from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPANET: The first message ever sent over the ARPANET (sent over the first host-to-host connection) occurred at 10:30 PM on October 29, 1969. It was sent by UCLA student programmer Charley Kline and supervised by UCLA Professor Leonard Kleinrock. The message was sent from the UCLA SDS Sigma 7 Host computer to the [...] -
The future of the GUI
Since we’ve all been working with a mouse and a keyboard for a while, that seems to be the perfect match for user interaction with computers. But hey, nothing is perfect! Why would we ignore the power of our hands and just use a single point of interaction (the mouse pointer) ? Let’s use all [...] -
More nice icons
Right here. 2233 first class icons, nice and small! -
How to install Snow Leopard on a PC
Since Apple Mac OS X 10.6 (better known as better known as Snow Leopard) was released, hackintosh users have been trying to install Snow Leopard on PC’s. A few nice howto’s were produced, according to wiki.osx86project.org: Installation_Guides/Existing Leopard Method – Using an existing Leopard install and a separate partition for Snow Leopard, install Snow Leopard. Install [...] -
Getting rid of the weird :2e and :2f files while using netatalk
Since I’m working with Mac OS X Leopard as my desktop OS, I’ve installed netatalk on my Debian Lenny server using this guide by Stefan LH. While compiling, I got some GPG errors; but they were fixed thanks to the comment of didier. It rocks, since AFP is much faster from Linux to OS X [...] -
Dualbooting iDeneb and Windows XP on a Pentium 4
Always willing to screw around with software, this time I decided to have a go with iDeneb. iDeneb is an OSX86 distribution, targeted to install Apple Mac OS X on non-apple hardware. Since OS X runs in Intel machines since Apple switched to Intel CPU’s, hackers have been trying to install OS X on non-apple [...] -
Too bad, iPhone Activation Server unavailable
After waiting for ages on the new iPhone OS (version 3), today was the big day. As soon as the update was available, I plugged my iPhone to my Macbook and fired up iTunes. Yeehaa! iTunes reports there’s a software update for the iPhone. Downloaded the update, and started installing. And then: Argh! After trying [...] -
HTTP transport in Audacious 2
Maybe you guys out there think “Uuhh? HTTP transport in Audacious 2? Just compile with Neon support?”. Well, I’ve been screwing around a bit before my brains realized that. Be sure you have installed libneon, a HTTP and WebDAV library. In my case on Debian Lenny, an apt-get install libneon27-dev did the trick. Compile the [...] -
Don’t mess with the Certified System Professional!
Because I am one now! At my workplace we prefer WatchGuard Technologies firewall products. WatchGuard Technologies is a provider of Internet security solutions for small- to mid-sized enterprises worldwide and a pioneer in security appliances. WatchGuard products include the Firebox line of firewall and VPN appliances. We use them everywhere, from small offices to datacenters. [...] -
Citrix client on your iPhone
Get it while it’s hot. Here is more information from the Citrix Blog. When I heard about the Citrix App for the iPhone, I was quite excited, as I’ve been playing with Citrix before on non-Windows platforms. I’ve just grabbed it from the App Store and I must admit that it works quite well. At [...]