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I enjoy coding, web development (no matter what language / framework whatsoever), reading, hanging out with friends and most of all: I enjoy life! Cause life rocks!
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Why do websites focus on new users and not existing ones?
Websites which require you to sign in (aka they need you to log in) tend to focus on new users and not their existing ones. I'm wondering why that is so?
Kickstarter - an addictive website
Lately I have had more and more tweets in my timeline with links to a new way to fund creative projects. Kickstarter is a website that aims to help projects to receive funding. This post is to describe the idea behind Kickstarter and to name a few projects that really look interesting.
The way I use VirtualBox
Virtualization is everywhere. VirtualBox (virtualbox.org) is not new, I have used it for quite a while now but haven't really digged deeper into it. Today a colleague at work told me more about it and I got to love its command line tool: VBoxManage - which you can use to basically do everything that the GUI can do, too, plus more. I'll introduce one nice little feature I came to love today in this very blog post.
Bing versus Google
I think around 2 years ago I had to write a paper at my university about SEO (Search Engine Optimization). Since then I check different search engines for their results from time to time. This time it was Bing (Bing.com) and Google (Google.com) - when I wrote the paper, Bing was still MSN Search or whatever its name was.




