Who or what? Early in the fourties. Slight geek. Software developer to earn his buns. Passionate computer game player in the private. I am listening to loud music since nearly thirty years and defy t

Thanks to Oliver Klee I am now the proud owner of a TYPO3 flag. With the old logo! Now I just have to dig out a wall where I can mount it. That will be a task, since my home office is in the attic,

Almost forty years ago, I did my first laps in a flight simulator here and was fascinated by flying then as I am now. In that case, I can really say: Thank you Microsoft!

I signed up for Twitter more than 14 1/2 years ago and for me it was the most beautiful and above all the most useful form of a social network. Not only could you follow interesting people or fun acc

Yesterday I´ve read the comment on Heise about dying of RSS with wonder. How often has RSS already died? With the loss of Google Reader in the middle of 2013 was RSS brought to grave. Sure, this was

The same game is then played with the fields of the content elements, which are restricted system-wide and then further refined using dedicated user groups. TCEFORM { tt_content { c

Because there are so many old pages floating around on this internet with a now faulty example of how to handle ajax requests via a dedicated page type in TYPO3 and I stumbled across it again today a

If you write things down, you should be able to remember them better. And since I have to search every time the Ubuntu Updater says it can't install software from the wizard, I'll write it down:

Comparisons between content management systems are a dime a dozen, so I don't want to make another one now. Especially because I find it hard to create an appealing comparison without a specific prob

Roleplaying games have always been my hobby somehow. My "Pen & Paper" time is also eons ago, in which we enthusiastically first played Das Schwarze Auge and AD&D and then, in addition to Shad