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Important Holidays

March 24: Shutdown Day
May 25: Towel Day
July 28th: SysAdminDay
September 19: Talk Like A Pirate Day

Links to some of my friends

Martin Dickopp Software and Pictures. And he is also the webmaster of FDP website for Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin, Germany.
Melanie Lange Alles über die Familie mit den Zwillingen
Tim Schulz In german: Der Vater der Zwillinge mit Lebenslauf & kleiner Linux-Seite
Tilo Dickopp A white page... Oh boy!
Michael Müller Michaels eHome
Sicher Radfahren
Jan & Per Protoschill Defunct page...
Gerrit Pape Debian CFS maintainer and author of runit, socklog and
Christian Hohnstädt xca, Intel IXP Network Driver
Joel and Rita Klezmer Music.

My other friends don't want to become famous and therefore do not maintain a webpage.

Other interesting people


Joëlle Coutaz Invented the PAC architecture for GUI programming.
Jenifer Tidwell Common Ground - A pattern language for designing user interfaces and other artifacts.
Susan Kare - Artist who became famous for her original UI Macintosh work
Bjarne Stroustrup C++
Dennis Ritchie C, UNIX and Plan 9; code of the first C compilers, history of UNIX and other stuff
Donald E. Knuth The Art of Computer Programming, TeX
Richard M. Stallman LISP Machine Hacker, EMACS, GCC, GDB, etc. author & Free Software Advocate
read and hear him sing the free software song!
Leslie Lamport Computer Scientist and creator of LaTeX
Alan Cox Linux Kernel Hacker
Frederick P. Brooks, Jr. Author of "The Mythical Man-Month", "No Silver Bullet" and former project manager of the IBM System/360 and OS/360.
Steve Wozniak Apple & EFF co-founder, Apple I & II creator
Andrew S. Tanenbaum Minix
Brad Cox Objective-C (a mixture of C & Smalltalk); software development is a social problem
John Gilmore Cygnus Solutions & EFF co-founder

Unmaintained and almost useless C, C++ & Java stuff I wrote

  • fft.cc (1kb)
    A stand-alone implementation of the Fast Fourier Transformation (FFT).
    I thought this might be useful to someone since most other FFT implementations need additional libraries.
  • toad-callback-history.tar.gz (4kB)
    The first steps during October 1996 towards TOADs callback implementation. It's the code were I've tried MFC alike message maps and quickly dropped the idea.
  • moonbase.tar.gz (94kB)
    A C++ program to read & write dBaseTM files from 1993/1995. There's no way to search a database but it's possible to lock and
    unlock records. Don't expect much. It's the first real program I wrote with C++, so it's really a mess.
    Development started with BorlandTM C++ 3.1 under DOS and was finished with GCC 2.5.8 under Linux 1.1.59 (Slackware 2.1.0). It's also the first program I wrote with GNU/Linux.
  • 3dworld.tar.gz (20kB)
    A simple and slow z-Buffer implementation. Development started with BorlandTM C++ 4.0 (?) under Win32s and was finished under GNU/Linux. It's the 2nd program I wrote with GNU/Linux and I've never touched M$ Windows for something serious afterwards.
  • FormLayout.zip (4kB)
    TOADs Form layout manager for Java.
  • qmail-remote-1.03+smtp-auth.diff.gz (2kB)
    A patch to add SMTP AUTH to qmail-remote. Only the LOGIN method is
    supported now but this is currently enough for my ISP.

Still here?

  • I'm the author of the infamous TOAD C++ GUI Toolkit and a lot of other software no one really needs.
  • I studied computer science at the Rostock University Department of Computer Science, were I've met my lovely wife.
  • After working as a freelancer I started to work at one of Europe's leading linux company's with offices in more than 5 cities:

    innominate

    Then the marketing department spent a lot of money for a new cooperate identity

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    and we went bankrupt. Meanwhile the company transformed into the

    exnominate

    mailing list and the parts of the product and service department became

    Gelonet GmbH

    for a while. When the lawyers had done their job we finally became

    That's were I make a living now, helping to create our new product, the mGuard.