Bernd Petrovitsch

Misc Stuff

olsrd releases — you want to know what "olsrd" means? Look at http://www.olsr.org/ and read ... When dealing with free and open source software, mailing lists, projects and their programmers (nerds and not-so-nerds), please read this if you feel ignored, permanently misunderstood or otherwise uncomfortable: Wie man Fragen richtig stellt (dt. Übersetzung von How To Ask Questions The Smart Way). Fehlerberichte - wie Sie Softwarefehler melden sollten (dt. Übersetzung von How to Report Bugs Effectively). If you encounter jftSoC in my emails: I use it as an abbrevation of just for the sake of completeness.

Miscellaneous Links (still under construction)

• About PHP: http://me.veekun.com/blog/2012/04/09/php-a-fractal-of-bad-design/

(sort of my) Former Work life

• You can currently reach me (apart from bernd@luga.at as before) primarily with bernd@petrovitsch.priv.at.

  I'm also giving lectures at University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien (at the Department of Embedded Systems) and therefore als reachable under bernd.petrovitsch@technikum-wien.at.

  Other email addresses are bernd@petrovitsch.at, bernd@bofh.at.

• The last primary daytime occupation was Firmix. bernd@firmix.at and bernd@embedded-linux.at.

• The next job from May 2000 was at g.a.m.s GmbH which transformed in March 2001 into maxxio - please no complaints about the (so-called) "HTML" there towards me, I told them numerous times about the ignorance of almost all of the relevant W3C standards, absolutely unnecessary JavaSh^Hcript activation in the browser and other improvements of the web of the site "web-designers" and "HTML-programmers" who produced that.

  It seems the internet-relevant infrastructure has been removed/fixed/updated/whatever-you-want-to-call-it (after I was motivated to leave end of May 2003). This implies that the email adresses bernd@gams.at, bernd@gams.co.at, bernd@gams.net, bernd.petrovitsch@gams.at, bernd@maxxio.at, bernd@maxxio.com, bernd.petrovitsch@maxxio.at, and bernd.petrovitsch@maxxio.com which worked before are now effectively dead.

• I was teaching assistant from February 1996 to February 2000 at the Institute of Computer Technology at the Vienna University of Technology (where also graduated in Computer Science - but you already knew or expected that probably;-).

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