DokuWiki on a Stick is a preconfigured DokuWiki installation which comes with its own stripped down Apache webserver. This allows you to run DokuWiki from a portable device like an USB stick on any Windows computer without installing anything on the computer itself.

• Download: DokuWiki on a Stick (2008-05-05) 5.3MB

This new release is similar to the first version, but comes with some updated software. DokuWiki was upgraded to the latest release so was the used MicroApache. It now comes with PHP 5.2. It also has sqlite support, which isn't used currently but might in future DokuWiki releases.

Many thanks to M. Shaw for maintaining the MicroApache project which makes DokuWiki on Stick possible. If you use it, why not send him a “Thank You” mail or leave a comment here.

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From time to time I answer questions that people used in search engines and where referred to my page even though my page does not answer that particular question.

I used to use 10³bees to get a list of questions, but this service is no longer free. Instead I manually searched the search phrases for typical question words in Google Analytics.

Here are your questions answered:

• How to get your website on StumbleUpon?
• How to make NDS Homebrew?
• How to make Google Reader show feed favicons?
• What is ad busting?
• Which smartphones have WiFi?
• Why is my Gravatar not appearing even after I uploaded my picture?

We spent the long weekend¹⁾ at Kaddi's parents. The weather was fantastic and we spent most of the time with geocaching.

Of course we also took photos and hit a magic mark: the internal counter of my Canon Powershot S2IS was reset. This means we took more than 10,000 photos with that camera so far!

Looking for a good MP3 music manager is reoccurring task for me, because so far none has really convinced me, yet. After switching to a new distro recently, it was time to reevaluate the choices. Below is a list of library managers/players available through the Arch package manager.

I installed them all, tried to import my music library¹⁾ and tested a few common tasks. The list below is not an in depth feature comparison. It's just the features/non-features that caught my attention.

All tested players have an iTunes-like artist/album/song browser. I was most interested in their last.fm integration but also had a look at other features. My album cover images are stored as a file named folder.jpg, so I checked if the tools would find and display that correctly.

This article is part of a monthly series.

Every month I present a DokuWiki powered site which is special for its design, content or clever use of the software. To give you a first impression on what the site is about I'll send a short, interview style questionnaire to its creator.

This month's wiki is remarkable for being funny and serious at the same time. Surely not your ordinary programming language wiki .

Questions were answered by LOLCODE's inventor and site maintainer Adam T. Lindsay.