Once again Amazon.de outdid themselves and delivered a book that shouldn't have been out for at least 2 weeks, but I don't complain ;-) At least now I had another Star Trek book to get into and it's even a DS9 book. Fearful Symmetry, the second book (or first depending on how you count them) in the current mini-series/crossover between the Mirror Universe-timeline and the DS9-relaunch didn't impress me all that much, but I was still kind of looking forward to a continuation of that story. So here it finally is.
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Star Trek: DS9 - The Soul Key
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Red Faction: Guerilla
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Yes, I know, I already wrote about it, but now I'm through (not at 100% but anyway), so I can make this a real review. But since I already wrote about Red Faction: Guerrilla, I will try to make this review a bit shorter since I can mostly stick with my first impression: The game is a really competent 3rd-person shooter with tons of side-missions and some strong story aspects that really motivate you to finish this game. It never gets in the way of the bombing and shooting action but it just adds the right amount of atmosphere to make you please "just 5 more minutes". -
Custom filebrowser callbacks in CKEditor 3.0
Last weekend I started playing around a little bit with the recently released CKEditor 3.0. I had wanted to have a WYSIWYG editor for my blog for quite a while now but was always either too lazy in general or just too lazy to write a custom uploader. Last weekend was perfect for something like that, though, since I didn't receive a book and a DVD-box I had originally planed to spend the whole weekend on ;-)
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MongoDB & Stuff
For quite some time I wanted to write something with a document-based database system again. My last trip into this area was in Feb. 2009 when I needed a small feed-aggregator for a local Barcamp and wanted to provide a live-ticker for all the tweets and photos related to that event. Back then I went with CouchDB with its slick web interface and HTTP API, but it is by far not the only attractive system on the block.
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