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Internet pages of Thomas Serries

Thomas Serries Welcome on the private web sites of Thomas Serries.

For those of you who don't know me personally there is a site at which I wrote a little bit about myself. There you will find my PGP key, too.

At my interests page you will find more about my interests concerning more about my studies and my job.

The link page will guide you to further internet sites with interesting information (in my opinion). There I listed some friends of mine, online media, search engines, and so on.

Like all other internet pages this side is always unter construction. In case of constructive critic, failures on my sites, and hints for improvement feel free to contact me.


But, please, don't send any spam!!!!!
News
2007-11-17 I have moved. My new address is: Pilotweg 20, 48231 Warendorf, Germany.
Campaigns

  • for open source in the German Bundestag: www.bundestux.de

    The usage of free software in the public domain has come to play an ever larger role worldwide. Just some examples from the press: South Korea just ordered 120.000 open source office solutions and is looking to save up to 80% of previous costs. Great Britain plans the mandatory introduction of open source software in the public sector. The development of secure software with openly accessible source codes plays a central role within the EU commision's IT initiative "e-europe".

    Germany should not miss out on this development. We feel, that the further introduction and distribution of open source operating systems will play an important part in the economic development of Germany in the future.

    Further information as well as the opportunity to register as supporter of this campaign can be found at www.bundestux.de.

  • www.politik-digital.de Vote against spam: If you don't want your mailbox being flooded by advertisement mails sign the petition which will be given to the European parliament.
 
 
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