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Java by Comparison and PMD
Sunday, February 23, 2025
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pmd
This is now a different kind of blog post. I want to present a little bit the book “Java by Comparison” by
Simon Harrer, Jörg Lenhard, and Linus Dietz. But not just present it, instead evaluate, which examples
could be automated to be detected by static code analysis and maybe which PMD rules already exist.
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Repairing broken EDID of monitor
Sunday, January 26, 2025
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repair
i2c
eeprom
Introduction
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iCal and Google Calendar synchronization
Sunday, December 15, 2024
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ical
calendar
This post is a about a small detail I learned while investigating, why the changes in my (self written) ical
calendar export didn’t synchronize to Google calendar. In other words, the changes to an event, e.g. the updated
start/end times or repeating options didn’t show up on Google.
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Adobe ADEPT DRM on Linux
Sunday, November 24, 2024
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drm
ebook
Adobe created their own proprietary solution for digital rights management (DRM) of ebooks (unless you are
on the kindle / Amazon side). Adobe’s solution is also used for the ebook library service, where you
can borrow ebooks for a limited time and need to “return” the ebook. Adobe implements their DRM
via their software “Digital Editions”, which is only available for Windows or Mac. Their solution is also
integrated directly in most ebook readers.
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Are traffic lights broken?
Sunday, October 20, 2024
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misc
This is now a completely different topic. It probably contains many over-simplifications, probably
a lot of wrong facts and no clear evidence. Just thoughts. So, add your grain of salt to the following
sentences.
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