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Today I installed the first Mozilla Firefox 1.1 alpha release

My only comment: damn its fast

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More Firefox movies at http://funnyfox.org/

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Today Nokia announced a sweet Internet Tablet PC – Nokia 770

It looks very sweet and it features connectivity like WLAN 802.11b/g, Bluetooth, and USB.

The software inside the device is based on Linux (a modified version of Debian) and GTK+ for the graphical user interfaces.

Nokia also launched a Nokia 770 / Maemo developer website

The software architecture used in the Nokia 770

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It’s late monday evening. My group and I are still at the university. We are currently working on the final changes and fixes – hopefully we are done in a few hours

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Over the years I have seen some tries to make a single sign-on solution, but until now nobody have had the power or openness to make it happend.

Today I saw this project at slashdot OpenID, I really think they can make it happen.

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I have always thought of Nasdaq as a fast moving thing – not only the index but also the company behind. They are really up-front – now the are droping their two-year-old proprietary platform in favour of an open source platform.

Nasdaq CIO confirms move to open-source Instinet apps

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Today I found a solution to my everyday problem with firefox. Everyday when I connect my notebook to the wireless network at the university I have to switch my proxy settings. Until now I have done this manually in the connection settings menu. These days are over now with the SwitchProxy extension

This sounds like something from a commercial, I know, but it really solved my stupid problem. Now I just need something like a global proxy settings switch for the entire desktop environment.

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