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Facebook

It seems I’ve been unaware of the little revolution that has been unfolding since May 24th. Before that, facebook was yet another social network popular mostly in the US. On that date, facebook opened up their API and made it possible for people to integrate their 3rd party services into facebook. Marc Andreesen explained the [...]

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Running Tomcat on N800

I’ve been doing some N800 hacking at work recently and have been toying with getting various programming environments going. Including the one I know best: serverside Java.
To get Java on the N800, you will need jamvm. Some packages for that are provided here: http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2896. The packages are unsupported and not available elsewhere. Also there’s some [...]

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kml2html.xsl

A nice feature in Google Earth is that you can export your placemarks as a kmz file. This is just a zipfile with a .kml file inside. This file in turn is just a xml format that Google uses to list your placemarks.
I spent some time creating a nice xsl file with which you can [...]

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Microformats

I’ve been reading a lot about web 2.0, microformats and the social/semantic/whatever web lately and decided to start supporting some of this stuff on my blog. Specific actions I took:

I use the XFN features that come with word press in my links to people I know in the sidebar. I’ve been doing this for a [...]

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bye bye nedstat

Nedstat (a company that has long offered a free site statistics tool) renamed itself to Webstats4U and made a subtle change in their license. As a consequence they may now insult visitors of my website http://www.jillesvangurp.com by displaying advertisements (popups, unders, etc.). While I expect my dear visitors to use a decent browser I [...]

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