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Check some domain at no-ip.org (dyndns.com is anyoing complicate to get some free dyndns service) Create a self signed certificate and set the commonname to the reserved hostname from no-ip.org  e.g with the visual studio consol tool makecert: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC>makecert -r -n "CN=whatever.no-ip.org" -pe -ss my Export it from your certificatestore (command mmc -> add snip-in -> certificates -> personal certificates -> all tasks -> export... -> you will get a pfx-file Import it at your webserver import it at your client (start IE as admin -> browse to site with unsigned certificate -> ignore warning -> install certifcate -> choose location -> trusted root certificates) Works great in combinatio

Thunderbird keeps its composing window open while sending an emailuntil it has been transfered to the emailsever. this is acceptable when you have an reliable internetconnection. ... with unrelaible internetconnection (i like to write email while going by train) you have to manually switch between online and offlinemode and confirm every failed connectionattempt. there is a feature which is in development (since years) which can help you getting connectionattemps silent: I wonder if this function is usable... testing in next weeks. Read this to get overview of the unfinished feature: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Thunderbird/TestPlans/SendInBackground https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=440794

scenect is a (currently licence cost free) application which makes your kinectpanel to a 3d scanner. cool. export to dxf is supported. http://3d-app-center.faro.com/index.php/stand-alone-apps-faro-scenect

I played arround with some mencoderparamters and found a solution to directly encode to mp4 from my openvdr (open7x0 box) over ftp... Finally output of open7x0client can be viewed on my mobile. New Version can be downloaded here: http://seeland.biz/blog/m740/open7x0client/Open7x0ClientSetupMp4.msi