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Stopp?

The stopp sign is to show protest against the latest censorship laws passed the Bundstags this week.

The law claims honerable goals. But the at the same time it is unsuitable to reach its goal. In medicine, you would call it placebo.

The only goal is might acheive is, that it will open Pandora's box of censorship.

The maxime must be "deletion over blocking".

That this fear is not fiction showed the comments from some politicans, demanding that the law also should be applied to other topics as well: killer games and gambling. At that point, only some hours have passed.

By the way, the are ignoring more than 130000 citiziten daring vote for the fears in the most successful (online) petition forever.

By the way -- the stopp sign will only appear every five days. If you want to see it again, just delete all cookis of this domain, or open it in another (brand) of browser.

Further Reading:

A English article covering all that: 

http://www.ip-watch.org/weblog/2009/06/19/germany-builds-infrastructure-to-block-the-internet/

Solarpowerlog released

Yesterday I made my initial release for solarpowerlog. Solarpowerlog is an application designed to keep track about photovoltaic systems.

It is desigend as an framework to be as much extenbile as possible. 

Currently it does support to connect to sputnik engineering "Solarmax" Inverters over TCP/IP, but the framework is designed to be easily expanded to support other types of inverters too.

So here are some links for the interested:

• solarpowerlog at source-forge (project page
• source-forge bug tracking system (feel free to post enhancement requests as well)
• project blog (news, documentation, developer section...)

Libucommon for debian

During my recent programming on solarpowerlog, I discovered that  the Lib Common C++ seems to have some bugs, at least in the TCPStream class. (bugreport)

So I decided to check its supposed succeedor. But this one is not packged for debian.... (RFP pending)

Short stort: Here it is.