Strange situatuions 1997 -About drunkards and orange juice - Microsoft Access: too slow for the cash dispensers - Visum problems: is she a safety hazard?.
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Strange situatuions 1997 -About drunkards and orange juice - Microsoft Access: too slow for the cash dispensers - Visum problems: is she a safety hazard?.
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| PEGE - Planetary Engineering Group Earth |
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| Since 1991, striving to lead humanity into the solar age. Our activities are the philosophy Infinitism, WWW movement WorldWide Wealth and the GEMINI next Generation house. | |||
| PEGE Energy Simulation | |
| Open-source multi-platform software to design our energy future. From the outcome of a house renovation up to communities with energy-intensive industry. | |
| Support for a Better Future | |
| Please help PEGE expand its ability to lead humanity into the Solar Age. Help create a sustainable civilization. | |
| Archive of the PEGE - Planetary Engineering Group Earth | |
| Since 1991, a goal, but increasingly better ways to be able to implement this goal. The technology is getting better, the production of required technology is increasing. | |
| Fight for the sun - The unbelievable adventures of an inventor |
| Strange situations 1992 - 1994 | |
| A very impressive flier Wrong year in the book ÖVP Rauch Kallat What burns? Lead in my backpack Unearthly encounter The removed aerial Total abnegators. | |
| Strange situations 1995 - 1996 | |
| Energie thieves In the mountains A cross with the ballpen Dr. Othmar Raus Melted chocolate Parallel port connection Finger and toes prints Jump in the mod. | |
| Screenplay for a new television comedy series | |
| Fight for the sun - The unbelievable adventures of an inventor. The best stories written live by Roland Mösl, a professional at experiencing the curiosities of life | |
| Mobile Office: Backpack and notebook |
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| The Austrian inventor Roland Mösl used this Back Pack with ESCOM Paradigma DX2/66 notebook as a Mobile Office from September 1994 to March 1995 | |||
| About a Love Letter and 1.5 l ink for a deskjet | |
| June 1992 to September 1992: 1070 women searching a man per newspaper inserat got this love letter "Living with me from A to Z". Roland Mosl used 1.5 l ink for printing. | |