Manchmal ist es etwas schwer seine Fenster auf einem Mac zu sortieren. Unter Windows 7 gibt es die praktische Funktion Fenster durch schieben an den linken oder rechten Rand des Bildschirms jeweils zwar auf volle Höhe aber nur auf halber Breite des Schirms zu skalieren um so sehr gut zwei Fenster perfekt nebeneinander anordnen zu…
As some of you know, I occasionally dive into the world of homeopathy, esotericism, and alternative medicine. One concept that stuck with me from the past—both as a skeptic and as a once-curious believer—is magnetic field therapy. So, I recently took the time to read up on it again. The result? As always, a mix…
Wer, wie ich noch nie wirklich die Hintergründe um IPv6 verstanden oder überhaupt gehört hat, dem sei hier der Podcast CRE von Tim Pritlove zu diesem Thema sehr ans Herz gelegt. In schlanken vier Stunden wird hier jedes Bit und Byte erklärt und durchleuchtet. Das Internet wächst unaufhörlich und selbst die mutigsten Einschätzungen über seine…
Mohammed cartoons, a provocative video, Quran burnings.On the other side: flag burnings, violent protests, and embassies under siege. The cycle of provocation and outrage seems endless. Yet beneath the noise lies a more complex question: What actually fuels these conflicts, and how do we prevent them from spiraling out of control? This post is an…
The media frenzy around Apple’s new Maps app in iOS 6 has been frustrating to watch. Reports of navigation glitches, display issues, and inaccurate locations are everywhere. Some headlines go so far as to call the whole thing a “disaster” and a “major embarrassment” for Apple and its new operating system. But before we join…
When looking at the chart comparing national wealth with belief in evolution, one country stands out in a troubling way: the United States. Among the wealthiest nations in the world, the U.S. ranks near the bottom in terms of belief in evolution. Only around 40% of the U.S. population answered “true” to the statement: “Human…
Who hasn’t been there? You take your MacBook with you wherever you go—work, home, a friend’s place, university, or the library. But each of these places has different needs: you might need different apps, network settings, or audio volumes depending on where you are. To solve this hassle, a clever developer created a free Mac…
Thinking about starting a blog but not sure where to begin? This beginner-friendly guide walks you through everything you need to know — from choosing the right platform and design, to writing engaging posts, growing your audience, and avoiding common mistakes. Learn how to blog with confidence, build a loyal readership, and turn your passion into a rewarding online presence.
As some of you know, I’m a bit of an Apple fan. But don’t worry—this isn’t going to be a sales pitch for the latest gadget from Cupertino. I simply want to share why I still believe the iPhone is the best smartphone on the market—and how the iPhone 5 only reinforces that view. A…
What if faster-than-light travel wasn’t just a sci-fi fantasy? In Star Trek, starships like the Enterprise cruise through the galaxy at “warp speed”—a term that became iconic for faster-than-light travel. This is made possible by a fictional technology called the warp drive, which bends or “warps” space-time itself, allowing a ship to move vast distances…