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About me

foosel — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 01:08:08 +0100

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	* [[http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?uid=90906&show=myvotes&orderdir=1&orderby.vote=0.2&orderby.name=1.1&orderby=vote&do=anime&epp=40\|AniDB]]		* [[http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?uid=90906&show=myvotes&orderdir=1&orderby.vote=0.2&orderby.name=1.1&orderby=vote&do=anime&epp=40\|AniDB]]
	* [[http://boardgamegeek.com/user/foosel\|BoardGameGeek]]		* [[http://boardgamegeek.com/user/foosel\|BoardGameGeek]]
		+	* [[http://www.brickset.com/search/?ownedBy=foosel\|brickset.com]]
	* [[http://claimid.com/foosel\|claimID]]		* [[http://claimid.com/foosel\|claimID]]
	* [[http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1138330456\|Facebook]]		* [[http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1138330456\|Facebook]]

Wishlist

foosel — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 23:32:44 +0100

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	* {{rate>1/3}} [[http://www.spiele-offensive.de/Gesellschaftsspiele/Kartenspiele/Pegasus/Munchkin_Dice_SJG01442.php\|Munchkin Dice]] -- 11.95€ \\ Special Munchkin dice and some more cards. Bit expensive though.		* {{rate>1/3}} [[http://www.spiele-offensive.de/Gesellschaftsspiele/Kartenspiele/Pegasus/Munchkin_Dice_SJG01442.php\|Munchkin Dice]] -- 11.95€ \\ Special Munchkin dice and some more cards. Bit expensive though.
	* {{rate>3/3}} [[http://www.spiele-offensive.de/Gesellschaftsspiele/Kartenspiele/Pegasus/Munchkin_5_De_Ranged_engl_SJG01450.php\|Cardgame "Munchkin 5 De-Ranged", english]] -- 12.19€ \\ The fifth addon to one of my [[http://foosel.org/blog/2008/12/favourite_boardgames_munchkin\|most favourite]] board/cardgames.		* {{rate>3/3}} [[http://www.spiele-offensive.de/Gesellschaftsspiele/Kartenspiele/Pegasus/Munchkin_5_De_Ranged_engl_SJG01450.php\|Cardgame "Munchkin 5 De-Ranged", english]] -- 12.19€ \\ The fifth addon to one of my [[http://foosel.org/blog/2008/12/favourite_boardgames_munchkin\|most favourite]] board/cardgames.
		+	* {{rate>3/3}} [[http://shop.lego.com/ByTheme/Product.aspx?p=852469&cn=245&d=100\|Big LEGO Magnet Set]] -- 14.99€ \\ As a child, I loved LEGO. As an adult, I still do!
	* {{rate>1/3}} [[http://www.heise.de/preisvergleich/a265281.html\|Logitech Alto Express Notebook Stand]] -- ~15.00€ \\ Thinking about getting one of these to get my notebooks display on the same height as my other two monitors in order to better use it with synergy. However, I'm not sure if it really fits the desk, and haven't found any size information yet.		* {{rate>1/3}} [[http://www.heise.de/preisvergleich/a265281.html\|Logitech Alto Express Notebook Stand]] -- ~15.00€ \\ Thinking about getting one of these to get my notebooks display on the same height as my other two monitors in order to better use it with synergy. However, I'm not sure if it really fits the desk, and haven't found any size information yet.
	* {{rate>3/3}} [[http://www.3dsupply.de/shop/detail.php?PID=00004536\|T-Shirt "Feed me", Size M]] -- 15.80€ \\ I collect T-Shirts. I like that one. ;-)		* {{rate>3/3}} [[http://www.3dsupply.de/shop/detail.php?PID=00004536\|T-Shirt "Feed me", Size M]] -- 15.80€ \\ I collect T-Shirts. I like that one. ;-)

Goodbye 2008 - forgot the tags

foosel — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 13:50:43 +0100

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	Happy New Year to all of you! :-)		Happy New Year to all of you! :-)

-	{{tag>}}	+	{{tag>new_year wishes foobar}}

	~~LINKBACK~~		~~LINKBACK~~
	~~DISCUSSION~~		~~DISCUSSION~~

Happy holidays! - created

foosel — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 14:50:22 +0100

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	+	====== Happy holidays! ======
	+
	+	Just wanted to wish you all happy holidays and -- just in case ;-) -- a happy new year. Have some nice calm days((or not so calm, whatever you enjoy the most ;-) )); I certainly will :-)
	+
	+	<side>
	+	{{:blog:2008:12:20081224-xmas-tree.jpg?450\|}} \\
	+	My parents' christmas tree, freshly decorated by me and my mom.
	+	</side>
	+
	+	<side>
	+	{{:blog:2008:12:20081224-xmas-ornament.jpg?600\|}} \\
	+	One of my favourite christmas ornaments at my parents'.
	+	</side>
	+
	+	{{tag>xmas wishes foobar}}
	+
	+	~~LINKBACK~~
	+	~~DISCUSSION~~

Charting with Dokuwiki - created

foosel — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 21:57:58 +0100

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	+	====== Charting with Dokuwiki ======
	+
	+	Over the last weeks I worked on a new Dokuwiki plugin for creating charts using the [[http://pchart.sourceforge.net/\|pChart library]]. With the [[doku>plugin:pchart\|pchart plugin]] there already existed a plugin integrating this library, however the syntax wasn't entirely what I had in mind in terms of flexibility and readability. Thus, I created the [[snippets:dokuwiki:charter\|charter plugin]] -- and accidentally deleted most of it when redoing my workstation on friday, yay me. I redid the plugin from the early version I still had on my notebook, and before I accidentally delete it again decided to release it to the public ;-) Enjoy!
	+
	+	<side>
	+	{{:snippets:dokuwiki:chart-fancy_cubic_curve.png\|Example chart as generated by the charter plugin}} \\
	+	An example chart as generated by the charter plugin
	+	</side>
	+
	+	{{tag>dokuwiki plugin charter pchart selfcoded}}
	+
	+	~~LINKBACK~~
	+	~~DISCUSSION~~

Snippets

foosel — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 21:44:16 +0100

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	* [[snippets:dokuwiki:blockquote\|Dokuwiki Blockquote Plugin]]\\ Provides an environment for quotes in a semantically correct way using the ''blockquote'' XHTML tag		* [[snippets:dokuwiki:blockquote\|Dokuwiki Blockquote Plugin]]\\ Provides an environment for quotes in a semantically correct way using the ''blockquote'' XHTML tag
	* [[snippets:dokuwiki:bloglinks\|Dokuwiki Bloglinks Plugin]]\\ Displays links to the previous and the next blog entry above the entries in configured namespaces		* [[snippets:dokuwiki:bloglinks\|Dokuwiki Bloglinks Plugin]]\\ Displays links to the previous and the next blog entry above the entries in configured namespaces
		+	* [[snippets:dokuwiki:charter\|Dokuwiki Charter Plugin]]\\ Provides a syntax for drawing highly customizable charts using the pChart library. Currently line, curve, bar and pie graphs are supported.
	* [[snippets:dokuwiki:filelist\|Dokuwiki Filelist Plugin]]\\ Provides a syntax for adding linked and sorted lists of files as selected by wildcard based glob patterns to a wiki page		* [[snippets:dokuwiki:filelist\|Dokuwiki Filelist Plugin]]\\ Provides a syntax for adding linked and sorted lists of files as selected by wildcard based glob patterns to a wiki page
	* [[snippets:dokuwiki:keyboard\|Dokuwiki Keyboard Plugin]]\\ Small plugin which implements a markup for keyboard keys		* [[snippets:dokuwiki:keyboard\|Dokuwiki Keyboard Plugin]]\\ Small plugin which implements a markup for keyboard keys

Dokuwiki Charter Plugin

foosel — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 21:43:31 +0100

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	===== Description =====		===== Description =====

-	The Dokuwiki Charter Plugin provides a syntax for drawing highly customizable charts using the [[\|pChart library]]. Currently line, curve, bar and pie graphs are supported.	+	The Dokuwiki Charter Plugin provides a syntax for drawing highly customizable charts using the [[http://pchart.sourceforge.net/\|pChart library]]. Currently line, curve, bar and pie graphs are supported.

	In case you come across any bugs in this plugin, please don't hesitate to [[http://flyspray.foosel.org/index.php?do=newtask&project=12\|report them]].		In case you come across any bugs in this plugin, please don't hesitate to [[http://flyspray.foosel.org/index.php?do=newtask&project=12\|report them]].

Suspending forcedeth - clarification to help splitbrain sleep better ;)

foosel — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 18:51:23 +0100

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-	Now upon resume from suspend-to-ram, my network connection still works like it's supposed to (and I'm finally not forced any more to shutdown the whole rig everynight and instead can just send it sleeping).	+	Now upon resume from suspend-to-ram and disc, my network connection still works like it's supposed to (and I'm finally not forced any more to shutdown the whole rig everynight((here I'm focused on the software, e.g. IDE, browser, open documentation, that whole lot -- not the hardware, that of course is still shut down)) and instead can just send it sleeping).
		+
		+	Edit: Made the motivation behind the wish for a working suspend/resume cycle a bit more clear I hope. ;-)

	{{tag>linux forcedeth mcp55 suspend resume network fix}}		{{tag>linux forcedeth mcp55 suspend resume network fix}}

Everything must come to an end - created

foosel — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 19:04:02 +0100

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	+	====== Everything must come to an end ======
	+
	+	Don't worry, I'm not talking about this blog. But today -- as some of you will already now -- was my last day at my [[http://foosel.org/blog/2007/04/new_period_of_life\|job]]. I was very unhappy over the last twelve or so months, just didn't feel in place there and missed some crucial things both in my software development as well as my admin part of the job, and on top of that the PhD plans felt more and more like a threat than a wish.
	+
	+	In July I decided to abandon the PhD, in August I had a long talk with my boss, told him how I felt and started to hunt for a new job. I got an offer from Capgemini sd&m and handed in my notice for the end of the year, and so my time at university today ended once and for all. I felt very weird when I wiped my PC there today and handed in my keys, and I had a hard time to fight back tears when my colleagues said goodbye (/me hugs them again) -- I will definitely miss them!
	+
	+	<side>
	+	{{:blog:2008:12:20081218-presents.jpg?600\|Parting gifts}} \\
	+	Parting gifts from my colleagues((Yes, this is a plushy... I [[http://foosel.org/blog/2007/03/tagging_for_beginners\|collect]] NICIs :-)))
	+	</side>
	+
	+	I'm now looking towards three weeks of free time before my new job starts on 12th of January, and I'm glad it worked out to have the new contract start a week later, because I definitely need the time off to get my head clear again :-)
	+
	+	Soo... that about sums up what's been upsetting me over the last months, weeks, days and hours. Awful load of changes this year for me, but no turning back now 8-O
	+
	+	{{tag>job personal change}}
	+
	+	~~LINKBACK~~
	+	~~DISCUSSION~~

Favourite Boardgames: Anno Domini - created

foosel — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 23:06:47 +0100

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	+	====== Favourite Boardgames: Anno Domini ======

	+	{{ :blog:2008:12:20081217-annodomini-inventions.jpg?250\|Anno Domini "Erfindungen"}}
	+	I want to continue the presentation of my favourite boardgames with yet another cardbased one: [[http://boardgamegeek.com/wiki/page/Anno_Domini_series\|Anno Domini]]. It's been around for quite some time now, as it was created in 1998 by a guy named Urs Hostettler -- and I have to admit that I got to know it even later than [[http://foosel.org/blog/2008/12/favourite_boardgames_munchkin\|Munchkin]], namely in 2006. Anno Domini is published by [[http://www.fatamorgana.ch/\|Fata Morgana]] in Switzerland and by [[http://www.abacusspiele.de\|Abacus Spiele]] in Germany and as to my knowledge so far it's only available in the german language -- sorry non-german-speakers :-/ The game is playable by two to eight players (don't believe those claims in some places that the minimum is three((it's more fun with more people though ;-) ))).
	+
	+	Your goal is to bring historical events written on cards in the right chronological order. Each card has the description of an event on the front- and the (more or less exact) date of it on the backside. At the beginning of a game, each player gets 9 cards and lays them down openly in front of him. One card is laid down in the middle of the players as a starting point. The players then take turns in adding one of their cards to the timeline before or after that starting point. At the beginning of each turn, each player has the option of either accepting what lies on the table and adding one of his own cards, or doubting the correctness of the timeline. If a doubt is pronounced (usually introduced by something like "No f*cking way!"), the whole timeline gets laid open. If it indeed was wrong, the last player before the doubting player has to draw three new cards from the deck (as he accepted the wrong timeline) and a new timeline starts at the doubting player with a fresh card from the deck. If on the other hand the timeline was correct, the doubting player has to draw two new cards from the deck and the timeline starts again with the next player. The game ends when -- you might already have guessed it ;-) -- the first player has gotten rid of all his cards.
	+
	+	<side>
	+	{{:blog:2008:12:20081217-annodomini-vip.jpg?600\|Anno Domini cards from the VIP edition}} \\
	+	Examples of Anno Domini cards, here from the "VIP" edition.
	+	</side>
	+
	+	That might sound a bit dry at first glance, but you gotta know that having listened to your history lessons back in school or not won't make much of a difference here -- unless they taught you when the first known contraceptive was invented((19th century BC, suppository out of crocodile dung)) or when Jean Calvin was sure that witches were rubbing their ointments on the door handles in Geneva and causing the pest by this((1542--1546, 15 witches were burned, Calvin complained that they still continued their rubbing)). If you know that the roman empire came before the invention of television, you should mostly be fine, especially if you're a talented bluffer ;-)
	+
	+	The type of historical events you're facing depends on the Anno Domini edition you bought. At the time of writing, there are 20, ranging from such topics like "Sex & Crime"((the above questions were taken from this one)), "Coins" and "In the Name of the Law" to "Inventions", "Church & State" or "VIP"((my personal favourites so far are "Inventions", "Sex & Crime" and "VIP")). Each edition contains 336 cards, and once they start to become too familiar, you can give the game a whole new freshness (and difficulty) by mixing cards from several editions together((there are icons on the cards to later sort them back into the correct edition)).
	+
	+	I can highly recommend this game for playing with a large group of people (took "Inventions" and "VIP" along on this year's retreat, and we had a blast!), but it's also fun in a smaller round of two or three players. And additionally to the very fun game you'll learn a wagonload of stuff without even noticing :-D
	+
	+	<side>
	+	{{:blog:2008:12:20081217-annodomini-stack.jpg?600\|Some Anno Domini editions}} \\
	+	Some Anno Domini editions: "VIP", "Sex & Crime" and "In the Name of the Law".
	+	</side>
	+
	+	{{tag>boardgame anno_domini favourite recommendation}}
	+
	+	~~LINKBACK~~
	+	~~DISCUSSION~~

Arduino

foosel — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:31:21 +0100

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	</flashplayer>		</flashplayer>
		+
		+	<code c>
		+	#define LED_RED 11
		+	#define LED_GREEN 9
		+	#define LED_BLUE 10
		+
		+	#define INDICATOR_RED 2
		+	#define INDICATOR_GREEN 3
		+	#define INDICATOR_BLUE 4
		+
		+	#define BUTTON_SWITCH 7
		+	#define BUTTON_UP 12
		+	#define BUTTON_DOWN 8
		+
		+	#define DEBOUNCE 200
		+
		+	int red = 128;
		+	int green = 128;
		+	int blue = 128;
		+
		+	// 0 = red, 1 = green, 2 = blue
		+	int cur = 0;
		+
		+	int sw = 0;
		+	int up = 0;
		+	int dn = 0;
		+
		+	int prev_sw = HIGH;
		+	int prev_up = HIGH;
		+	int prev_dn = HIGH;
		+
		+	int time_sw = 0;
		+	int time_up = 0;
		+	int time_dn = 0;
		+
		+	void setup() {
		+	// setup buttons
		+	pinMode(BUTTON_SWITCH, INPUT);
		+	pinMode(BUTTON_UP, INPUT);
		+	pinMode(BUTTON_DOWN, INPUT);
		+
		+	// setup indicator
		+	pinMode(INDICATOR_RED, OUTPUT);
		+	pinMode(INDICATOR_GREEN, OUTPUT);
		+	pinMode(INDICATOR_BLUE, OUTPUT);
		+
		+	Serial.begin(9600);
		+	Serial.println("Online");
		+	}
		+
		+	void loop() {
		+
		+	// handle buttons
		+	sw = digitalRead(BUTTON_SWITCH);
		+	up = digitalRead(BUTTON_UP);
		+	dn = digitalRead(BUTTON_DOWN);
		+
		+	if (sw == LOW && prev_sw == HIGH && millis() - time_sw > DEBOUNCE) {
		+	Serial.println("Detected press of SWITCH button");
		+	cur++;
		+	if (cur > 2)
		+	cur = 0;
		+	time_sw = millis();
		+	}
		+
		+	if (up == LOW && prev_up == HIGH && millis() - time_up > DEBOUNCE) {
		+	Serial.println("Detected press of UP button");
		+	if (cur == 0) {
		+	// increase red
		+	red += 10;
		+	if (red > 255)
		+	red = 255;
		+	Serial.print("Increased red to "); Serial.println(red);
		+	} else if (cur == 1) {
		+	// increase green
		+	green += 10;
		+	if (green > 255)
		+	green = 255;
		+	Serial.print("Increased green to "); Serial.println(green);
		+	} else if (cur == 2) {
		+	// increase blue
		+	blue += 10;
		+	if (blue > 255)
		+	blue = 255;
		+	Serial.print("Increased blue to "); Serial.println(blue);
		+	}
		+	time_up = millis();
		+	}
		+
		+	if (dn == LOW && prev_dn == HIGH && millis() - time_dn > DEBOUNCE) {
		+	Serial.println("Detected press of DOWN button");
		+	if (cur == 0) {
		+	// decrease red
		+	red -= 10;
		+	if (red < 0)
		+	red = 0;
		+	Serial.print("Decreased red to "); Serial.println(red);
		+	} else if (cur == 1) {
		+	// decrease green
		+	green -= 10;
		+	if (green < 0)
		+	green = 0;
		+	Serial.print("Decreased green to "); Serial.println(green);
		+	} else if (cur == 2) {
		+	// decrease blue
		+	blue -= 10;
		+	if (blue < 0)
		+	blue = 0;
		+	Serial.print("Decreased blue to "); Serial.println(blue);
		+	}
		+	time_up = millis();
		+	}
		+
		+	prev_sw = sw;
		+	prev_up = up;
		+	prev_dn = dn;
		+
		+	// handle LEDs
		+	if (cur == 0) {
		+	digitalWrite(INDICATOR_RED, HIGH);
		+	digitalWrite(INDICATOR_GREEN, LOW);
		+	digitalWrite(INDICATOR_BLUE, LOW);
		+	} else if (cur == 1) {
		+	digitalWrite(INDICATOR_RED, LOW);
		+	digitalWrite(INDICATOR_GREEN, HIGH);
		+	digitalWrite(INDICATOR_BLUE, LOW);
		+	} else if (cur == 2) {
		+	digitalWrite(INDICATOR_RED, LOW);
		+	digitalWrite(INDICATOR_GREEN, LOW);
		+	digitalWrite(INDICATOR_BLUE, HIGH);
		+	}
		+
		+	analogWrite(LED_RED, red);
		+	analogWrite(LED_GREEN, green);
		+	analogWrite(LED_BLUE, blue);
		+	}
		+	</code>

wiki:playground:test - created

foosel — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 23:15:56 +0100

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Favourite Boardgames: Munchkin - created

foosel — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 16:40:53 +0100

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	+	====== Favourite Boardgames: Munchkin ======
	+
	+	{{ :blog:2008:12:20081214-munchkin-cover.jpg?200\|Munchkin coverart}}
	+	I recently acquired a new edition of one of my most favourite board/cardgames, [[wp>Munchkin_(card_game)\|Munchkin]]. Going through the hilarious cards of [[http://www.sjgames.com/munchkin/munchkinbooty/\|Munchkin Booty]], I realised it might be a good idea to introduce my favourite boardgames on this blog, starting with Munchkin itself. So read on, it might be something for you as well ;-)
	+
	+	Munchkin is a cardgame by [[http://www.sjgames.com/\|Steve Jackson Games]] that "captures the essence of the dungeon experience... with none of that stupid roleplaying stuff" =). It was first released in 2001 (the German version came out 2003 and is published by [[http://www.pegasus.de/\|Pegasus Spiele]]) and it took me a while to discover it, as my first game of Munchkin must have been somewhen in 2005 or 2006. It's playable by 3 to 6 players, but -- to quote the package -- "two can play(("... but more is better"))", to which I can definitely agree thanks to having mostly played it as a two player game so far.
	+
	+	The game basically captures the experience of a dungeon crawl, with fighting monsters, finding treasure and building up your character to Level 10 (everyone starts out as a Level 1 Human). The cards are divided into two types: dungeon cards which contain monsters (who drop treasure when killed) or curses, and treasure cards which may be new races (human, elf, dwarf or halfling), classes (warrior, wizard, thief or cleric), items or other boni, e.g. instant-levels. On each turn, the player first kicks in a door by drawing a card from the dungeon deck. If it is a monster, a fight begins. Combat in Munchkin consists of very basic number crunching: Each monster has a level and maybe boni, so do you. If the sum of your's is greater than the sum of their's, you win. You may also add additional boni from your hand during combat -- so do your fellow players, who want to see you fail and therefore may enhance the monster. If you can't win, you have the option of running away (success depends on dice rolls, if you fail the "bad things" as written on the monster's card will happen, which can mean basically anything from lost items to your death) or talking one of your fellow players into helping you out (that usually results in much bargaining and broken hearts ;-)). Once the monster is dead, you gain a level and loot it's body by drawing a number of cards from the treasure deck. That basically sums up most of the rules (for a more detailed view, take a look at the downloadable PDF of the ruleset as available on the game's [[http://www.sjgames.com/munchkin/game/\|offical website]] -- also with nice illustrations) and as you can see they are quite simple.
	+
	+	<side>
	+	{{:blog:2008:12:20081214-munchkin-card.jpg?200\|"Friendship Potion" card}} {{:blog:2008:12:20081214-munchkin-card2.jpg?200\|"Duck of Doom" curse card}} {{:blog:2008:12:20081214-munchkin-card3.jpg?200\|"Wizard" class card}} \\
	+	Some example Munchkin cards. All images by [[http://www.sjgames.com/\|Steve Jackson Games]].
	+	</side>
	+
	+	What makes the game an awesome load of fun: it doesn't take the fantasy genre (or role-playing for that matter ;-)) very serious. Among the monsters you'll encounter are the Potted Plant (Level 1), the Unspeakably Awful Indescribable Horror (which has Level 14 but a bonus of "+4 against Warriors") or the Net Troll (Level 10, "He has no special powers and he's really mad about it"). Itemwise, you can gain the Really Impressive Title (+3), the Bow With Ribbons (which is only usable by Elves and gives you a Bonus of +4), the Stepladder (+3 Bonus only usable by -- and probably useful for -- Halflings) or -- one of my personal favourites -- the Chainsaw Of Bloody Dismemberment (+3). Regarding curses, you might be struck with the Duck of Doom (pictured above), a Chicken on your Head (which gives you a -1 on all your dice rolls and is a PITA to lose again) or the Income Tax (where you have to discard one of your items and all other players have to try to match the value of that one with their own). There's a lot of cards, all of them wonderfully illustrated by John Kovalic like the rest of the game as well, and I have spent several hours simply going through all of them over and over again and laughing my ass off :-)
	+
	+	Since playing it for the first time, I've acquired not only the core game but also three add-ons, "Unnatural Axe", "Clerical Errors" and "Need for Steed" and will probably also get "De-Ranged", "Demented Dungeons" and "More Good Cards" ;-) But besides these add-ons to the fantasy-themed Munchkin, there were also released spin-offs trimmed to other genres, e.g. Munchkin Fu (which makes fun of eastern action), Munchkin Bites (which takes on the horror genre) and the aforementioned and yet-to-test-out Munchkin Booty (which brings the pirate flick genre into the world of Munchkin), so everyone should find something for his or her taste :-) There's also a boardgame now, and I'm very tempted to give that one a try as well.
	+
	+	So, to sum it up, regarding Munchkin: Full hearted recommendation :-D
	+
	+	<side>
	+	{{:blog:2008:12:20081214-munchkin-game.jpg?600\|Munchkin game}} \\
	+	A Munchkin session in progress. None of mine though, picture by [[http://flickr.com/photos/viciousbits/76953818/\|Vicious Bits]] and kindly provided under a CC license.
	+	</side>
	+
	+	{{tag>boardgame munchkin favourite recommendation}}
	+
	+	~~LINKBACK~~
	+	~~DISCUSSION~~

Mini-Review: Garmin Vista HCx - created

foosel — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 10:43:13 +0100

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	+	====== Mini-Review: Garmin Vista HCx ======

	+	With one of his [[http://www.splitbrain.org/blog/2008-12/07-locosys_genie_gt-31_gps_review\|recent blogposts]] Andi reminded me of a review of my newly acquired GPSr I still had to write. So without further ado, let's take a quick look at the Garmin Vista HCx.
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	+	Since I bought my entry-level [[https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=167&pID=6403\|Garmin etrex yellow]] back in winter of 2006, I've been drooling over the more powerful GPS devices with their integrated maps and their better GPS chipsets, namely the [[https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=145&pID=310\|GPSmap 60CSx]] with its SIRFstarIII. Alas so far a real excuse to buy one of those more expensive toys was something I completely lacked. When I got my mom hooked on [[wp>Geocaching\|Geocaching]] during our [[blog:2008:10:black_forest\|trip to the blackforest in october]] though such a very welcome reason finally presented itself to me as my mom now could really use a GPSr for herself. The decision to get a new device to play around with while handing my trusty etrex yellow to my mom was thus made very fast.
	+
	+	===== Deciding on a model =====
	+
	+	{{ :blog:2008:12:20081208-vista.jpg\|Garmin etrex Vista HCx}}
	+	But now a new question raised itself -- which GPSr should I buy? My first thought of course was the GPSmap 60CSx. But besides its very high price tag there was the additional problem of all my so far bought additional accessories like a backpack strip and a bicycle clip simply not fitting that new GPSr. Besides that its a very heavy and bulky unit compared to the more slim build of the etrex series I got used to((I admit it, I'm a bit of an etrex fangirl)), and reviews suggested a whole different level of battery life as well. That got me thinking about the more higher leveled version of the etrex series. I soon stumbled across the [[https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=145&pID=8701\|Legend HCx]] and the [[https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=145&pID=8703\|Vista HCx]] which come with a proprietary high precision GPS chipset by Garmin itself which is supposed to be better than SIRFstarIII. Both units also have the possibility to display maps and sport an MicroSD card slot for extending their internal memory. The Vista additionally packs in an altimeter and an electric compass. The price difference between both was around 50€ on Amazon.de, which didn't strike me as worth it for altimeter and electric compass at first, and so I decided on ordering the Legend "somewhat" soonish.
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	+	When I finally decided on the buy though it suddenly vanished from Amazon's product list((it has since reappeared there)), so I searched for alternative places to order it from. The acceptable alternative I finally found also had the Vista in stock, and this time the price gap was only 30€. That kind of settled it for me, and thus I ordered a Vista.
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	+	===== First impressions =====
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	+	The package of the Vista contained the GPSr itself, a quickstart guide in several languages, an english manual, a data cable((standard micro USB)), an install CD for the Garmin map management software "MapSource", and adaptor for use with the Garmin bicycle mount and a lanyard.
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	+	The first thing I noticed about the new unit was the battery compartment cover which in contrast to my old etrex yellow seems now to be made of metal with a rubber coating that feels very sturdy and solid. All in all the unit proved to be a bit smaller, mostly in height. The reflective color display made a very good first impression as well.
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	+	I went outside with the unit and got a first fix after just one minute, which stroke me as quite fast for a first fix including a rebuild of the almanach compared to my other GPSrs((which consist of an etrex yellow (Garmin 12 channel chipset), a Holux 236 bluetooth GPS mouse (SIRFstarIII chipset) and a Navigon 2100 (SIRFstarIII chipset) )). Surprisingly, the fix did even last when going back into my living room and I managed to maintain reception of three to four satellites inside -- a feat neither of my SIRFstarIII powered devices so far were able to accomplish. Garmin's claim that its new high precision chipset is able to outperform the SIRFstarIII thus looks quite realistic to me.
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	+	<side>
	+	{{:blog:2008:12:20081208-vista-menu.png\|}} {{:blog:2008:12:20081208-vista-map.png\|Mapview on the Vista HCx}} \\
	+	A couple of screenshots from the GPSr. Left: The main menu. Right: Mapview on the Vista HCx.
	+	</side>
	+	Regarding map data, I refused to buy the horribly overpriced Garmin map packs and instead [[http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/User:Computerteddy#Downloads\|installed a Garmin compatible mapfile]] for Germany created from the [[http://openstreetmap.org/\|OpenStreetMap]] mapdata on the Vista. While those aren't equipped for being used with the routing mode of the Vista((a feature I don't use since my Navigon is way better suited for car navigation)), they are still fully sufficient for getting a general hint where I am at and where my next geocache waypoint is.
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	+	Speaking of geocaching -- the only reason I even got that GPSr -- the Vista HCx funnily enough also includes a "Geocaching mode". Waypoints on the device which are categorized as geocaches (using the waypoint icon) are presented in a special list, can then be navigated to and marked as "found" with one quick click on the joystick. While that feature isn't that useful per se, I still find it better to scratch found caches from my to-be-found list this quick and easy way instead of navigating through three menus to manually change the icon (as I used to do on my yellow).
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	+	<side>
	+	{{:blog:2008:12:20081208-vista-gcmode1.png\|}} {{:blog:2008:12:20081208-vista-gcmode2.png\|}} \\
	+	The Vista's geocaching mode. Left: Geocaches near to my current position. Right: Detail view of a cache waypoint.
	+	</side>
	+
	+	Uploading a first batch of waypoints under Linux using [[http://www.gpsbabel.org\|gpsbabel]] and the included micro USB cable proved to be a bit difficult at first. Thankfully, gpsbabel even pointed me to the source of error: the ''gps_garmin'' driver included in Linux doesn't play nice with gpsbabel's communication with the Vista. Blacklisting the module in ''/etc/modprobe.de/blacklist'' by adding this
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	+	<code>
	+	# stop garmin_gps serial from loading for USB garmin devices
	+	blacklist garmin_gps
	+	</code>
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	+	to the file proved to be helpful already (after a reboot). The [[http://www.gpsbabel.org/os/Linux_Hotplug.html\|gpsbabel website]] got a helpful page regarding such issues. After these adjustments sending and receiving data to and from the GPSr works using ''gpsbabel -i gpx -o garmin input.gpx usb:'' and ''gpsbabel -i garmin -o gpx usb: output.gpx''.
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	+	===== In the field =====
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	+	As a preparation for my first geocaching trip I used gpsbabel to upload a PocketQuery of something close to 500 caches in and around my hometown. Then the hunt began.
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	+	The first remarkable thing was the very high accuracy I got in the field. While I was used to something like 7 to 8m accuracy under normal conditions with my old yellow the Vista provided me with 3 to 4m and had no real issues even when walking through the very narrow street canyons in the older parts of town either. Approaching [[http://geocacher-u.com/component/option,com_glossary/func,view/Itemid,99999999/catid,28/term,Ground+Zero/\|Ground Zero]] I was very glad I had decided on getting the Vista with its electronic compass: it was simply wonderful being able to turn on spot towards the correct direction instead of doing a [[http://geocacher-u.com/component/option,com_glossary/func,view/Itemid,99999999/catid,28/term,Drunken+Bee+Dance/\|drunken bee dance]] for once. The built-in map also proved to be very helpful, as for the first time in my caching career I had an actual idea of where I was going instead of blindly trying to follow the arrow to the next stage or cache. One disadvantage I discovered though: The coordinates as provided by the cache owners were actually misleading from time to time -- a completely new issue I had to learn to adapt to.
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	+	What I really did enjoy was the joystick based inputscheme, especially in comparison to the three-button based one of my old yellow. Entering stage coordinates into the device was a breeze. The waypoint projection also finally allowed me to use distances below 100m -- while there were ways to nevertheless walk "54m in 273°" with the yellow, simply being able to enter this value into the device is a great improvement over constantly having to guess how far away GZ still is when not able to run towards it in a straight line. What I missed though (but maybe I simply have not found it yet) was the support of a simple "enter new coordinate" -> "go to" workflow without the necessity to navigate back to the waypoint menu after entering new coordinates first.
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	+	Also among the myriad of features((most of which I don't use)) of the Vista is a very basic built-in calculator, and I have to admit that while being a bit cumbersome to use (compared to a real calculator), that thing actually came in handy during the multicache we did.
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	+	<side>
	+	{{:blog:2008:12:20081208-vista-projection.png\|Waypoint projection}} {{:blog:2008:12:20081208-vista-calculator.png\|built-in calculator}} \\
	+	Left: Waypoint projection on the Vista is fun. Right: Built-in calculator to help you on multicaches.
	+	</side>
	+
	+	P.S.: Just for the statistics -- we found three out of six targeted caches on that trip, two were muggled, one is obviously very very well hidden. ;-)
	+
	+	===== Conclusions =====
	+
	+	All in all, the Vista was well worth its money. With its small form factor it's way more handy than a GPSmap (and even a bit handier than the yellow), and I'm still able to use my old etrex gear despite the upgrade in GPSr power. The reception and accuracy is astonishing well and lives up to the marketing promises -- I certainly did not expect a satellite fix in my living room. I could have done with less features (don't need any car navigation, fishing or hunting calendar and such), but then I'm only a small geocacher ;-) The usability is better than with the yellow, and thanks to the joystick the input of data in the field is actually something more close to fun than chore now.
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	+	And -- last but not least -- my mom's the happy owner of a GPSr now as well :-)
	+
	+	<side>
	+	{{:blog:2008:12:20081208-oldmeetsnew.jpg\|etrex yellow meets etrex Vista HCx}} \\
	+	Old meets new -- An admittedly <del>photoshopped</del> [[http://gimp.org/\|GIMPed]] but nevertheless roughly accurate side-by-side comparison of the yellow and the Vista.
	+	</side>
	+
	+	===== Further reading =====
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	+	* [[http://gpsinformation.org/penrod/VistaHcx/vistahcx.html\|Garmin's Vista HCx]] offers a detailed overview of the functionality I did not cover here
	+	* [[http://www.navigation-professionell.de/test-review-garmin-etrex-vista-hcx/\|Test - Review: Garmin eTrex Vista HCx]] and [[http://www.navigation-professionell.de/review-garmin-etrex-vista-hcx/\|Review: Garmin eTrex Vista HCx]] is a two-parted more traditional review
	+	* [[http://forums.groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showtopic=168173\|Garmin Vista HCx mini-review]] includes some closeup pictures of the unit
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	+	{{tag>review gps etrex garmin geocaching}}
	+
	+	~~LINKBACK~~
	+	~~DISCUSSION~~

Making wishes come true - created

foosel — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 18:44:57 +0100

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	So, [[http://www.splitbrain.org/blog/2008-12/07b-shirt_for_post\|Andi does it]], [[http://www.silberkind.de/serendipity/index.php?/archives/2048-3d-Supply.html\|Nils does it]], and I'm pretty sure a lot of other people also do it. So for once, I will too.		So, [[http://www.splitbrain.org/blog/2008-12/07b-shirt_for_post\|Andi does it]], [[http://www.silberkind.de/serendipity/index.php?/archives/2048-3d-Supply.html\|Nils does it]], and I'm pretty sure a lot of other people also do it. So for once, I will too.

-	"What" you ask? Try to get my hands on a [[http://www.3dsupply.de/shop/detail.php?PID=00004536\|Feed me]] shirt from [[http://www.3dsupply.de/\|3d Supply]] by taking part in a [[https://feedme.3dsupply.de/\|marketing campaign]] they just started.	+	"What" you ask? Try to get my hands on a [[http://www.3dsupply.de/shop/detail.php?PID=00004536\|Feed me]] shirt from [[http://www.3dsupply.de/\|3DSupply]] by taking part in a [[https://feedme.3dsupply.de/\|marketing campaign]] they just started.

	Funnily enough, I just added exactly this shirt to my [[personal:wishlist\|wishlist]] the other day anyway, so it's understandable that I do. Isn't it? 8-O		Funnily enough, I just added exactly this shirt to my [[personal:wishlist\|wishlist]] the other day anyway, so it's understandable that I do. Isn't it? 8-O

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	+	====== Recommended update for the Dokuwiki Linkback Plugin ======
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	+	I spent most of the last evening hunting for a very nasty recursion bug in my [[snippets:dokuwiki:linkback\|linkback plugin for Dokuwiki]]. Turns out that the use of the [[doku>config:useheading\|useheading config option]] led to the sending routing of the linkbacks getting triggered again and again and ... on each save of a wikipage if linkback sending was enabled. This could lead to a corruption of the saved pages metadata, which lead to missing author or date fields and caused hickups with the blog plugin.
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	+	As I didn't use ''useheading'' myself here up until a couple of days ago((and nobody else filed a bugreport or something like that)), I simply was not aware of that issue. Nevertheless, I want to apologize for any inconvenience it might have caused :-/.
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	+	Anyway, after some minor reconstruction inside the plugin, I can now present you with a new version which fixes this bug (and a couple of minor oddities I found on the way as well) and by doing so revamped the sending process to happen at a more convenient point in the page-save-process. You can find it [[snippets:dokuwiki:linkback\|at the usual place]] as well as on the [[http://dokuwiki.foosel.org/blogsuite/index.php\|Blogsuite BundleHub]].
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	+	{{tag>dokuwiki plugin linkback selfcoded announcement pleasedonthurtme}}
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	+	~~LINKBACK~~
	+	~~DISCUSSION~~

Linkback Plugin

foosel — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 13:09:25 +0100

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	<note classic>It should be noted that the badbehaviour library which is incorporated into the [[http://wiki.splitbrain.org/plugin:badbehaviour\|badbehaviour]] plugin does not seem to be very friendly to anything remotely resembling a trackback or a pingback((HTTP Range headers for probing for ping URLs are prohibited/forced into omitting the first byte, most of the user agents used by blog software is prohibited, ...)) and thus will probably lead to the linkback plugin not working as intended. I'll try to look into it though.</note>		<note classic>It should be noted that the badbehaviour library which is incorporated into the [[http://wiki.splitbrain.org/plugin:badbehaviour\|badbehaviour]] plugin does not seem to be very friendly to anything remotely resembling a trackback or a pingback((HTTP Range headers for probing for ping URLs are prohibited/forced into omitting the first byte, most of the user agents used by blog software is prohibited, ...)) and thus will probably lead to the linkback plugin not working as intended. I'll try to look into it though.</note>

-	<note classic>Versions up until 20007/12/07 suffer from a nasty recursion bug in the linkback sending routines if [[doku>config:useheading\|the useheading config option]] is set. This bug can lead to metadata corruption, so I highly recommend updating your installation to version 2008/12/07 ASAP.</note>	+	<note classic>Versions up until 2008/12/07 suffer from a nasty recursion bug in the linkback sending routines if [[doku>config:useheading\|the useheading config option]] is set. This bug can lead to metadata corruption, so I highly recommend updating your installation to version 2008/12/07 ASAP.</note>

	In case you come across any bugs, please don't hesitate to [[http://flyspray.foosel.net/index.php?tasks=all&project=6\|report them]].		In case you come across any bugs, please don't hesitate to [[http://flyspray.foosel.net/index.php?tasks=all&project=6\|report them]].

Just a test - removed

foosel — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 18:07:42 +0100

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	+	====== Just a test ======
	+
	+	Please ignore...
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	+	~~LINKBACK~~

Dokuwiki Rate Plugin

foosel — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 16:28:23 +0100

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	The Rate Plugin provides a simple syntax for displaying "n out of m" ratings using stars.		The Rate Plugin provides a simple syntax for displaying "n out of m" ratings using stars.
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		+	I created this plugin in June 2008 for personal purposes, but then forgot it and thus it did only get released in December 2008 when with the [[doku>plugin:stars\|stars plugin]] there was already an alternative available. I nevertheless wanted it to be listed here for the sake of completeness ;-)

	In case you come across any bugs in this plugin, don't hesitate to [[http://flyspray.foosel.org/index.php?do=newtask&project=11\|report them]].		In case you come across any bugs in this plugin, don't hesitate to [[http://flyspray.foosel.org/index.php?do=newtask&project=11\|report them]].

Imprint

foosel — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 13:37:28 +0100

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	E-Mail: [[gina@foosel.net]]\\		E-Mail: [[gina@foosel.net]]\\
	Internet: foosel.org/foosel.net/foosel.de\\		Internet: foosel.org/foosel.net/foosel.de\\
		+	Telefon: +49 6151 3921363

	Inhaltlich Verantwortlicher gemäß § 10 Absatz 3 MDStV: Gina Häußge		Inhaltlich Verantwortlicher gemäß § 10 Absatz 3 MDStV: Gina Häußge

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	* [[http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?uid=90906&show=myvotes&orderdir=1&orderby.vote=0.2&orderby.name=1.1&orderby=vote&do=anime&epp=40\|AniDB]]		* [[http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?uid=90906&show=myvotes&orderdir=1&orderby.vote=0.2&orderby.name=1.1&orderby=vote&do=anime&epp=40\|AniDB]]
	* [[http://boardgamegeek.com/user/foosel\|BoardGameGeek]]		* [[http://boardgamegeek.com/user/foosel\|BoardGameGeek]]
		+	* [[http://www.brickset.com/search/?ownedBy=foosel\|brickset.com]]
	* [[http://claimid.com/foosel\|claimID]]		* [[http://claimid.com/foosel\|claimID]]
	* [[http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1138330456\|Facebook]]		* [[http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1138330456\|Facebook]]

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	* {{rate>1/3}} [[http://www.spiele-offensive.de/Gesellschaftsspiele/Kartenspiele/Pegasus/Munchkin_Dice_SJG01442.php\|Munchkin Dice]] -- 11.95€ \\ Special Munchkin dice and some more cards. Bit expensive though.		* {{rate>1/3}} [[http://www.spiele-offensive.de/Gesellschaftsspiele/Kartenspiele/Pegasus/Munchkin_Dice_SJG01442.php\|Munchkin Dice]] -- 11.95€ \\ Special Munchkin dice and some more cards. Bit expensive though.
	* {{rate>3/3}} [[http://www.spiele-offensive.de/Gesellschaftsspiele/Kartenspiele/Pegasus/Munchkin_5_De_Ranged_engl_SJG01450.php\|Cardgame "Munchkin 5 De-Ranged", english]] -- 12.19€ \\ The fifth addon to one of my [[http://foosel.org/blog/2008/12/favourite_boardgames_munchkin\|most favourite]] board/cardgames.		* {{rate>3/3}} [[http://www.spiele-offensive.de/Gesellschaftsspiele/Kartenspiele/Pegasus/Munchkin_5_De_Ranged_engl_SJG01450.php\|Cardgame "Munchkin 5 De-Ranged", english]] -- 12.19€ \\ The fifth addon to one of my [[http://foosel.org/blog/2008/12/favourite_boardgames_munchkin\|most favourite]] board/cardgames.
		+	* {{rate>3/3}} [[http://shop.lego.com/ByTheme/Product.aspx?p=852469&cn=245&d=100\|Big LEGO Magnet Set]] -- 14.99€ \\ As a child, I loved LEGO. As an adult, I still do!
	* {{rate>1/3}} [[http://www.heise.de/preisvergleich/a265281.html\|Logitech Alto Express Notebook Stand]] -- ~15.00€ \\ Thinking about getting one of these to get my notebooks display on the same height as my other two monitors in order to better use it with synergy. However, I'm not sure if it really fits the desk, and haven't found any size information yet.		* {{rate>1/3}} [[http://www.heise.de/preisvergleich/a265281.html\|Logitech Alto Express Notebook Stand]] -- ~15.00€ \\ Thinking about getting one of these to get my notebooks display on the same height as my other two monitors in order to better use it with synergy. However, I'm not sure if it really fits the desk, and haven't found any size information yet.
	* {{rate>3/3}} [[http://www.3dsupply.de/shop/detail.php?PID=00004536\|T-Shirt "Feed me", Size M]] -- 15.80€ \\ I collect T-Shirts. I like that one. ;-)		* {{rate>3/3}} [[http://www.3dsupply.de/shop/detail.php?PID=00004536\|T-Shirt "Feed me", Size M]] -- 15.80€ \\ I collect T-Shirts. I like that one. ;-)

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	* [[snippets:dokuwiki:blockquote\|Dokuwiki Blockquote Plugin]]\\ Provides an environment for quotes in a semantically correct way using the ''blockquote'' XHTML tag		* [[snippets:dokuwiki:blockquote\|Dokuwiki Blockquote Plugin]]\\ Provides an environment for quotes in a semantically correct way using the ''blockquote'' XHTML tag
	* [[snippets:dokuwiki:bloglinks\|Dokuwiki Bloglinks Plugin]]\\ Displays links to the previous and the next blog entry above the entries in configured namespaces		* [[snippets:dokuwiki:bloglinks\|Dokuwiki Bloglinks Plugin]]\\ Displays links to the previous and the next blog entry above the entries in configured namespaces
		+	* [[snippets:dokuwiki:charter\|Dokuwiki Charter Plugin]]\\ Provides a syntax for drawing highly customizable charts using the pChart library. Currently line, curve, bar and pie graphs are supported.
	* [[snippets:dokuwiki:filelist\|Dokuwiki Filelist Plugin]]\\ Provides a syntax for adding linked and sorted lists of files as selected by wildcard based glob patterns to a wiki page		* [[snippets:dokuwiki:filelist\|Dokuwiki Filelist Plugin]]\\ Provides a syntax for adding linked and sorted lists of files as selected by wildcard based glob patterns to a wiki page
	* [[snippets:dokuwiki:keyboard\|Dokuwiki Keyboard Plugin]]\\ Small plugin which implements a markup for keyboard keys		* [[snippets:dokuwiki:keyboard\|Dokuwiki Keyboard Plugin]]\\ Small plugin which implements a markup for keyboard keys

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	So, [[http://www.splitbrain.org/blog/2008-12/07b-shirt_for_post\|Andi does it]], [[http://www.silberkind.de/serendipity/index.php?/archives/2048-3d-Supply.html\|Nils does it]], and I'm pretty sure a lot of other people also do it. So for once, I will too.		So, [[http://www.splitbrain.org/blog/2008-12/07b-shirt_for_post\|Andi does it]], [[http://www.silberkind.de/serendipity/index.php?/archives/2048-3d-Supply.html\|Nils does it]], and I'm pretty sure a lot of other people also do it. So for once, I will too.

-	"What" you ask? Try to get my hands on a [[http://www.3dsupply.de/shop/detail.php?PID=00004536\|Feed me]] shirt from [[http://www.3dsupply.de/\|3d Supply]] by taking part in a [[https://feedme.3dsupply.de/\|marketing campaign]] they just started.	+	"What" you ask? Try to get my hands on a [[http://www.3dsupply.de/shop/detail.php?PID=00004536\|Feed me]] shirt from [[http://www.3dsupply.de/\|3DSupply]] by taking part in a [[https://feedme.3dsupply.de/\|marketing campaign]] they just started.

	Funnily enough, I just added exactly this shirt to my [[personal:wishlist\|wishlist]] the other day anyway, so it's understandable that I do. Isn't it? 8-O		Funnily enough, I just added exactly this shirt to my [[personal:wishlist\|wishlist]] the other day anyway, so it's understandable that I do. Isn't it? 8-O

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	<note classic>It should be noted that the badbehaviour library which is incorporated into the [[http://wiki.splitbrain.org/plugin:badbehaviour\|badbehaviour]] plugin does not seem to be very friendly to anything remotely resembling a trackback or a pingback((HTTP Range headers for probing for ping URLs are prohibited/forced into omitting the first byte, most of the user agents used by blog software is prohibited, ...)) and thus will probably lead to the linkback plugin not working as intended. I'll try to look into it though.</note>		<note classic>It should be noted that the badbehaviour library which is incorporated into the [[http://wiki.splitbrain.org/plugin:badbehaviour\|badbehaviour]] plugin does not seem to be very friendly to anything remotely resembling a trackback or a pingback((HTTP Range headers for probing for ping URLs are prohibited/forced into omitting the first byte, most of the user agents used by blog software is prohibited, ...)) and thus will probably lead to the linkback plugin not working as intended. I'll try to look into it though.</note>

-	<note classic>Versions up until 20007/12/07 suffer from a nasty recursion bug in the linkback sending routines if [[doku>config:useheading\|the useheading config option]] is set. This bug can lead to metadata corruption, so I highly recommend updating your installation to version 2008/12/07 ASAP.</note>	+	<note classic>Versions up until 2008/12/07 suffer from a nasty recursion bug in the linkback sending routines if [[doku>config:useheading\|the useheading config option]] is set. This bug can lead to metadata corruption, so I highly recommend updating your installation to version 2008/12/07 ASAP.</note>

	In case you come across any bugs, please don't hesitate to [[http://flyspray.foosel.net/index.php?tasks=all&project=6\|report them]].		In case you come across any bugs, please don't hesitate to [[http://flyspray.foosel.net/index.php?tasks=all&project=6\|report them]].