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06.04.2009 by admin

Projects of the past...

I figured that I may want to add some reviews of previous and current projects of mine, so I began writing a few articles that I want to release every few weeks (whenever I feel like it) from now on…

So the start is a tiny little marvel I did right after highschool: Chopper, a J2ME game for mobile devices… Enjoy :)

06.04.2009 by admin

TresCom revival!

TresCom - ahh, memories...

Well, after years of great support, IGN/Gamespy decided to close its doors on all hosted sites. Unsurprisingly this also affected my beloved www.trescom.org, which is why we began packing our things together and moving to a new host.

Remdul and I used this occasion as a great excuse to finally do some maintenance on the site and forum and relink all hosted sites. So if you've never visited Trescom.org and/or are interested in the Jurassic Park fandom, you should definately pay a visit to that page. It still remains the greatest source for Trespasser on the internet and will always take a special place in my heart.

06.04.2009 by admin

Still adding links...

Well, just a quick and minor update. I added the blueend-guys to my personal links page and removed some minor typos…

Cheers,
Paul

Added Personal links :)

Well, I just added my incomplete list of personal links to the website and am now working on a projects – section :)

06.04.2009 by admin

Contact Page Added

The Contact page is now fully functional ;). So please yourself and write me a message. I will do my very best and answer it…

06.04.2009 by admin

First!

Well, this is meant to be my first entry on my personal website. Agreeably, it may seem a little dubious why I need yet another one – afterall, I am still contributing on TresCom, the bazaaria blog and several other pages. But I was still the owner of the domain paul-piper.de, which I had registered years back when dashes in the domain titles were still considered cool (ah, nostalgia), and I figured it may be well worth to finally have a place to write about myself and not be restricted to public opinion.

So I am now rather fond of this first personal website. The layout is just the way I like it (not flashy, not web2.0, but rather simple) and so it will hopefully serve me well on this websites purpose. Please bear in mind, that I am awfully aware of the missing content right now. I am having a tough break getting it all together, but I am quite certain, that there will be something to read the next time you come back.


Cheers,


Paul