About the author
Christian Stottmeister is a technical projectmanager responsible for large website setups with a personal interest in security, web technology and projectmanagement issues. Contact information and more details about Stotti can be found here.
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- @techfreaks Hi Rohit, it's a pity that you don't approve my comment. Fear the competition? ;) Twitter 21 hours ago
- Welcome to Twitter, @j2hlive :) Twitter 22 hours ago
- @techfreaks I wonder when you will approve my comment to http://is.gd/99WBG ... #security #hacking Twitter 2010/03/10
- Commented it! RT @t3rob: New blog post: Managing a big project http://bit.ly/a3Ea0y #TYPO3 #FLOW3 Twitter 2010/03/10
- @amcgowanca @nimbleassistant Wordpress passwords are NOT hashed using MD5. See http://bit.ly/BbmHB to generate a new pass. Twitter 2010/03/09
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Yes, i must confess, i am on Twitter. And i have several accounts. All in all there are three of them.
the main account: @stottiblog
one non-public account with a cool name not to mention here
ultimately i microblog (in cooperation) as @maschinenraum – this is the official account of the Aperto Technical [...]
Updated to Wordpress 2.7.1
Finally using the latest version of Wordpress. And, all of a sudden, all plugins still work!
microsoft office opendocument plugin available
by the way, the odf plugin for ms office i referred to a few days ago is available for download. quoting the mentioned site:
The StarOffice 8 Conversion Technology Preview, a plug-in for Microsoft Word 2003 that allows users of Microsoft Word 2003 to read, edit and save import to the OpenDocument Format (ODF) is now [...]
odf plugin for microsoft office along the way
hah, how great is that?! according to a press release sun just announced the release of an opendocument (odf) plugin for microsoft word based on staroffice or openoffice respectively in a few days. odf-plugins for all other microsoft office programs are expected to be released in april 2007.
thanks to erwin for pointing this out.

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