Author Archives: geezer

How LEGOs are made… high qual­ity the room­mate movie

Banksy sneaks work into Tate super ipod

I just fin­ished a client web­site, Smag & Behag — and I’m quite pleased with it. Not because of lay­out, archi­tec­ture or some­thing like that (although it hope­fully isn’t too bad), but because it val­i­dates 100% XHTML 1.0 Strict, sends … Con­tinue read­ing →

Madea\s Big Happy Fam­ily full Down­load .pdf

The famous Vol­ume­One just launched a new issue. I see trucks, snakes, spi­ders and skulls. I hear elec­tric gui­tars. See, this would have made a good ‘remain­dered links’ side­blog post… down­load the fighter film in hd formats

Mus­ing’s now got a ran­dom Bushism from the list from Slate on the side­bar. Asked by goer how he did it (copy-paste to a flat file) he answered: “My motto is, ‘Low-tech solu­tions for a low-tech pres­i­dency’.” Very well put, … Con­tinue read­ing →

Still work­ing at the Uni­ver­sity of Copen­hagen I’ve run into a bit of trou­ble. The com­puter I’m using is locked so I’m not able to install cer­tain pro­grams etc. I can’t even install the oth­er­wise hor­ri­ble RealPlayer. Which nor­mally would … Con­tinue read­ing →

Our sad gov­ern­ment does its best to “nor­mal­ize” Chris­tia­nia (read: shut down) which, I might add, is a hor­ri­ble idea. A protest march is being held on the 30th of August and while I’ve been rant­ing about the lack of … Con­tinue read­ing →

Mez­zoblue on an all to famil­iar sub­ject: RSI and Dis­com­fort. A bit of a clas­sic, unfortunately…it seems tightly con­nected with our mis­sion to save the world from the (dis)comfort of our offices. Remem­ber to excer­cise, take a walk, change posi­tion … Con­tinue read­ing →

My mail server has been act­ing funny since 10 AM this morn­ing. I get some of my mail here and there, but still miss quite a bit. If you have sent me some­thing today, please try again, pos­si­bly using an … Con­tinue read­ing →

Plas­tic piece on Flash Mobs: All The Action, None Of The Respon­si­bil­ity. Inter­est­ing point, though the riot part prob­a­bly requires a few other things of the participant’s minds than just the abil­ity to flash mob. This, how­ever, is one of … Con­tinue read­ing →

When I first heard of this flash mob busi­ness a coupe of months ago, I found it quite cool; a proof of the orga­ni­za­tion capa­bil­i­ties of mod­ern mobile tech­nol­ogy, an exam­ple of how to inter­act with your phys­i­cal envi­ron­ment and … Con­tinue read­ing →

Doones­bury on Blog­gers Block. [via TheShiftedLibrarian]