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Archive for December, 2006

married to the sea

Priceless !
Take an old print, preferable eighteenth on nineteenth century tech related, and add a new tagline to it.
Married To The Sea.
(via Sh3Ll4C’s blog)

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hüsker dü

While the storm rages and the wind howls outside, I started digging into my record collection to stumble upon one of the pearls of 80’s hardcore : Hüsker Dü.
It was Candy Apple Grey (their 1986 album) that first introduced me to their music with songs like “Don’t Want to Know If You Are Lonely“.
This lead [...]

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more photo

This afternoon I took as small hike to the supermarket and took some photo’s on the way there.
I managed to salvage more or less four of them from the wreckage to post on flickr.
I also found out a way to change the adres for my flick account to a permanent one so now it’s www.flickr.com/photos/foo-fu/.

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Inevitably I now created a flickr account to post my photos.
The camera in itself is quite intuitive and insofar as I could check at this time of day (night photography is not my best) the picture quality is good.
Anywho : here’s my flickr account and my 2 first photo’s.

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toys for boys

Finally I got myself so far as to purchase a digital photo camera.
A bit to my surprise my requirements for the machine pushed the boundaries of the compact cameras :

a decent lens
a decent optical zoom (a bit more then x3 or x4)
flash override
Lithium-Ion batteries in stead of the dreaded AA batteries
USB connection and no proprietary [...]

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tux mania

Get your children to work (or your inner child) and head over to this site.
After first admiring the wonderful history of Tux, you can find a DIY cut out version here.
Download, print, cut out and start getting messy with the glue.
for the more advanced crafts(wo)men among us, there is also the Free Penguin Project, complete [...]

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Following the outrage these last days when some bloggers announced microsoft gave them a shiny new laptop (apparently the new Acer Ferrari is the only machine apt to run vista at a decent speed) pre-packed with vista, it seems it’s now time for a big 180.
After Laughing Squid announced they would auction of the [...]

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I took the opportunity of this in-between-holidays-period to go shopping for some furniture.
As we all know our favorite Swedish shopping giant offers nice stuff.
Although not intended for that purpose, I got myself a set of bathroom furniture (the MOLGER series) to serve as storage in my hallway.
Now I come to think of it, the bench [...]

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heavenly funk

Fifteen years later this comes true.
One icon in music less.
R.I.P. James.

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ui gone wrong

You know that feeling you get when you watch a movie and things seem out of place?
The guys over at useit definitely had this when watching computers being manipulated in quite a lot of movies.
They made a top ten of the most unlikely computer user interface manifestations.
A nice follow up to the earlier remarks by [...]

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last.tv

Asked if they could outdo Microsoft they answered with a full blown “yes !” and delivered.
Eelke Dekker and Alper Çugun created a site that combined 2 of the most popular web 2.0 applications : last.fm and youtube and created last.tv.
The idea is to log on with your last.fm profile and the site retrieves video clips [...]

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daan live

Yesterday evening I went to see the sold out show of Daan.
Despite my lack of enthousiasm for his newest record ‘The Player’ all of the songs stand live.
As the Roma in itself is already an impressive hall (old cinema grandeur all over the place) with a good sound , this added to the overall atmosphere.
The [...]

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After his spectacular crash earlier this year Richard Hammond gives his first TV interview.
The interview appear tonight on Jonathan Ross’ show (‘Friday Night With Jonathan Ross’ on BBC One).
Apart from two weeks missing from his memory, the clash seemed to have caused no severe results.
On the contrary, Richard recovered in a few weeks in [...]

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Seems like I was not the only one thinking of Orson Welles.

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While CSS’ turns 10, Smashing Magazine runs a list of 50 great examples of what you can accomplish with CSS in site design.
In the list also fellow country(wo)men Veerle Pieters
(via Eskimokaka)

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