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I have a raved about Zoe before because it’s just a very handy tool to have. It (of course) archives my email and I can access it from remote sites as well (fascist firewall/proxy combos not being in the middle). Today I learnt that Zoe helps me with accounting. It’s the time of year where I have to give my accountant all bank and credit card statements with attached receipts. After the first big bill from the account I have taken to hand in the stuff in a more organized form than usually. That meant that I had most of my stuff parat. ...

Just noticed that my blog has been empty for a couple of days. I have been so busy during the last couple of weeks, that everything else in my life has taken a seat on the backseat. It’s a pleasure to work for 12 hours in a stretch, fully concentrated, no distraction necessary or allowed. The “being in the zone” for so long time is an experience that I haven’t had for years. It’s extremely satisfiying and I wonder how long it will last… ...

That’s what IntelliJ claims that you have, when you develop with their upcoming Aurora release. Take a look at what I get as a result from my UnitTests: Now that’s really what I call: “developing with pleasure”

I recently got a Neuston Virutoso MC-500 streaming media client. A nice box that really does what it’s supposed to to: Stream music and videos to my TV and living room amplifier. The only drawback: It requires a windows PC as a server. I have moved all my media to a little fanless Debian box and was hoping to stream my media from there. Enter the OpenShowCenter which is for Pinnacle streaming systems but works equally well for the MC-500. ...

People without a good browser will not see this - they will be lured into the traps… What can I say - don’t use IE

I’ve been busy working on an Atom parser the last couple of days. Time to also publish this blog in ATOM 0.3 format.. Thanks to Mark for the MT Plugin. And now back to work. After the joys of Atom, now is the time for the dreariness of RSS 2.0 and it’s ugly parents.