Monday, June 25th, 2007
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Daily Archive
Posted by rene on 25 Jun 2007 | Tagged as: ... ? ... , hacking , virtual id
Once again some days passed by, but a lot of things happened, so can not say I was completely lazy
But it was time to come back to the Virtual Identity extension and repair some bugs and add some options to make all of us more happy these days. The result is the new version 0.4.3, Which is by now available as a pre-release testing and release cause some translation-work has to be done before the 'real'.
Whats new?
The new version is now available for testing . Feel free to use it and report bugs and problems or help to translate the extension .
Posted by rene on 25 Jun 2007 | Tagged as: ... ? ...
yeah, thats Germany. The way I hate it. Since a fascist shop and meeting place nearby opened one week ago, the local people are protesting against this place. In different ways, as different as people are, but with the same attitude: to close down this shop (see [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] ).
Yesterday there was a spontaneous protest, I ended in custody for just being there (oh yes, it's legal to formally take part in a spontaneous protest, but who cares) (see [1] [2] [3] and do not believe the media). And this night I was on my way home searched by police some guys and they Described me an 'exclusion zone' near my own home where I'm not allowed to go in. Great. Ever new what freedom meant in German.
Yes, this is Germany. Just as I hate it. Since a Nazi store here opened in the area, local residents protested against this store. In different ways, just how different the people are just, but all with the same goal: to make this shop closed (see [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] ).
Yesterday was ne spontaneous demonstration against the store, I ended up in custody only because I was there (of course, is legal ne spontaneous demonstration, but here it certainly does not) (see [1] [2] [3] and can not believe the media). And now I'm on the way home NEN get sent off, I should not even have to move into my neighborhood as I want. Super. Knew what freedom means always in Germany.