Daniel Kreiseder

Wooohooo! Yesterday I won the PCCP Pro Evolution Soccer 3 Tournament.

Details will follow soon (I am currently celebrating 🙂 )

I just installed a few weblogs of some friends of mine

Check it out:
hpk.pccp.at
tobi.pccp.at
flocksi.pccp.at

*listening to Incubus*

Take a look at wx.NET, a Cross Platform GUI Library.
Especially the screenshots of Linux, WinXP and Mac OS X look great.
I hope I can find some free time to check this out and build a sample application.

I created the Foto Album with my new .mac account and iPhoto.

The results can be found here.

I knew this would happen – TrackBack Spam. So I decided to disable the Trackback feature in this Weblog.

Sad but true …

We organized a small Lan-Party this weekend. A short preview can be found here.

My primary job there: cannon fodder. 😉

I just checked my Homepage statistics and I found wholinkstome.com as a referrer to my page.

Of course I took a look at this page, but there I read the shocking truth, that:
Yahoo! has found -1 links to my site.
Right now I am very depressed!!! 😉

Update (minutes later):
Yes! Now there are 17 (In Worten: “seventeen”) instead of -1 Links. Plus 18 in a few minutes. I am a shooting star! :)))

Today Apple started it’s iTunes Store in Austria. I really like this store.
It’s easy to use (especially if you are useing iTunes as Music player already, as I do) and you can hear about 30 seconds of each track. For sure, 0.99 Euro for a song isn’t really cheap, but an album costs 9.99 Euro, thats ok.
I found a lot nice songs, but finally I didn’t buy anything.

I found a very interesting link at Monologue.
Look at this: WebNote!

I have a windows Notebook at work, and there I often have to switch between different network settings. And some of them are always the same. So I wrote a vbs script with different config files that I use every time I switch to a known LAN.

I think many Laptop (windows) owners do have the same problem, they need a function to store the network settings of specific LANs, so they can easily switch between them – for example let’s say – between “home” and “work”. They don’t want to type in IP-Adress, Gateway, DNS, etc. every time they are in an other Location.

Mac OS X has such a function, your Network-settings are stored under different ‘Location’. You can very easy switch between network settings.

For sure, this is only a little feature where Mac OS X is better than Windows, but I need this quite often. There are many so little nice feature, where Mac OS X is better for your dayly tasks. And all of these small features make the big picture for me, that Mac OS X definitely is the operating system for the desktop.

As I said it before: It makes fun to work with a Mac. And Windows gets on my nerves very often.