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Welcome to the weblog of Peter Maas. Here you'll find various posts related to stuff I like (like my kids and espresso) and stuff I do (like developing software).
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I am a very opinionated software engineer. Well I'm a very opinionated person in general. I work for eBay/Marktplaats.nl, but everything written here is my own crazy ideas and not my employer's. This text might have some similarities to the disclaimer found at fupeg.blogspot.com.
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Monthly Archives: June 2006
Red Hat Sued Over Hibernate ORM Patent Claim
After the big takeover of JBoss by Redhat, what else was to be expected then small companies smelling money. Slashdot features a post about Firestar filing a patent claim against Redhat claiming that they ‘have suffered and will continue to … Continue reading
Posted in java
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Software testing
A short discussion with my father today made me think about environments for software testing. One of my previous projects had a full OTAP environment for testing (Dutch acronym for development, system test, functional acceptance test and production). The current … Continue reading
Fathersday
Today I had my first, and best fathersday ever. Most people wouldn’t even think about achieving anything at such day at all, I managed to do quite a lot! Here a short summary of my day:
Posted in fun
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Brown belt
I just passed my Swing – Basic exam: #Questions #Points TOTAL: 20 20/ 20 = 100% (75% required) Correct (+1) 20 20 Wrong (-0) 0 -0 Unanswered (0) 0 0 Results speak for themselves! And YES I’m a brown belt … Continue reading
Google earth for Linux!
Google’s earth, a 3d interface to the planet, is now availlable for linux (natively) as well. Now if only they would include higher resolution pictures of my area (and yes, I wouldn’t mind the 3d building outlining either ): But … Continue reading
Google sync for Firefox
I know, Google is evil. But they now offer a great extension for Firefox called Google Browser Sync. It allows you to sync your Firefox profile (bookmarks, stored passwords, history) with a cenrtralized service; a roaming browser profile! When I … Continue reading
Streamium!
Last week I devised a cunning plan to get myself a Streamium SL300i unit. I won’t go into details concerning the plan, but it included a travelsleeper, my dad, a superb performance of the Stripe bigband (featuring my dad playing … Continue reading
Posted in info
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