Back from Curucamp 2009
I just came home from Vienna where I attended Curucamp
2009, the probably most unconference ever. ;-)
We were about thirty people, and there was a fair share of
interesting
talks.
Of course, there was a lot of socializing, too. We had real luck with
the weather. And there even was a head measuring contest!
If you are interested in my slides about Simplicity in
Code, you can find them at the usual
place.
NP: Pearl Jam—Unthought Known
Latest discoveries in hard disk archaeology
Recently I dug up an old hard disk (to be used in my Sun Blade 1000),
and I found an old copy of my home directory on it. Even better, I
found an even older backup of a thing I thought that was lost already:
my first web site.
I could not resist putting it up, so here it is.
I don’t think it ever went live, actually.
I made it in 2000/2001, so please bear with the bad English and table
layouts. I also didn’t know of .png files, I guess.
The time stamp shows 2009, but that’s because I had to regenerate the
site from its sources. It already used amazing
technology: RCS-backed, make(1)-driven, and using cpp(1) for HTML
generation is a hack I’m still proud of (well, except for the
occasional <!-- ' --> to close an uneven number of quotes :-P).
NP: Pearl Jam—The End
Hiking in Fassa Valley
The last few days I spent in the
Dolomites and we did some hiking
trips that I recorded with My Tracks:
View Tag #1 in a larger map
View Tag #4 in a larger map
(I forgot to stop recording at the end, thus I don’t have exact statistics.)
View Tag #7 in a larger map
Unfortunately I see no way to export the elevation graphs, which would
have been interesting to compare.
Google Maps doesn’t have much detail for this terrain, I recommend
looking at the larger maps and enabling photos for a rough idea.
NP: The Magnetic Fields—I Can’t Touch You Anymore
