Last night I commented on the chauffeur of LS and still he didn’t make it into the “hall of fame” of LS’ management as logistics manager. I am one of the lucky ones to know his name and how he looks, so I can tell. But despite that, here is another fun fact: I know from a very reliable source outside of LS’ realm [1] that the “logistics manager” called himself the “private chauffeur” of the CEO last year. How rapidly things change … 
Although I added it as a comment already, I want to point to it more publicly here. There is another article on the website of Göteborgs Posten: “Det luktar fortfarande illa” (English: “This smells still/continuously bad”).
// Oliver
[1] This person never worked for LS at any time, so don’t be afraid LS, no leak of information from former employees, the “logistics manager” stated it himself … and still works at LS so it can’t be that sensitive … if only Skatteverket knew 
Where else in the world are all Police motorbikes from Harley Davidson? … must be Iceland again!
But for something more serious which fits well under the same heading. A blogger in Egypt has received a prison sentence for:
“inciting hatred of Islam” and insulting President Hosni Mubarak in his blog, for which he used the pseudonym of “Kareem Amer.”
Please visit freekareem.org, read the story, think about it and share your thoughts (either here or better on the website or in their forum). And please spread the word!
// Oliver
Thanks to feedback from some users, several bugs could be fixed. The two worst were:
- Build scripts failed with relative pathes
- Return code of the script was wrong
Also I took the chance to implement some minor changes in how some variables are treated. The following list contains some of the changes I consider noteworthy:
Continue reading ‘DDKBUILD.CMD updated (v7.0 Beta 6)’
In their press announcement Lavasoft writes:
The person that is referred to as the company’s chauffeur is the logistics manager of Lavasoft.
… now all dictionaries I checked draw a direct connection between the terms “management” and “manager”. Am I the only one missing a manager here? Can you “spot” the missing one? …
// Oliver