Author Archives: pollas

Og mens man i bar­nagtig vrede og med teenagepa­raderne oppe brokker sig over E.B. Con­tinue read­ing →

I’m think­ing of just tak­ing my shop­ping some­where else.Dear Kaisers Super­mar­ket at Schönhauser Allee, now where do you guys think we are? Well, here´s the news: Pren­zlauer Berg ain´t Jo-burg! Con­tinue read­ing →

Det er næsten umuligt for kendisser som Janet Jack­son og Eliz­a­beth Hur­ley at smide bikinien og tage sol­bad, uden de luskede paparazz­i­fo­tografer stiller skarpt med telelin­sen og fore­viger øjeblikket.Luskede? I betaler dem, ergo mÃ¥ I stÃ¥ inde for deres metoder…hvilket vi andre sÃ¥ ikke kan, men ok… Con­tinue read­ing →

Too lit­tle book review­ing going on here.… Draw­ing Trucks & Dig­gers. Con­tinue read­ing →

Husk: NÃ¥r du er i økseland, skal du undgÃ¥ kon­tro­verser. Con­tinue read­ing →

Free wifi and the option to have today’s spe­cials mailed to you every morn­ing. Cof­fee and sand­wiches are fine — appa­rantly they pub­lish stuff as well. Con­tinue read­ing →

Boing Boing: New police guide­lines: shoot sui­cide bomber sus­pects in head (reported heav­ily a lot of other places).Following the recent killing of an inno­cent elec­tri­cian in Lon­don, the ‘sus­pected’ part makes you think.Beside (as noted in the Boing Boing post) mak­ing me recon­sider my choice of cloth­ing — maybe I should just stay indoors, keep­ing my skin pale, and go for a more innocent-looking touristy non-gadget-carrying style — it seems as if this approach is incred­i­bly short-sighted.For how long exactly will suicide-bombers con­tinue to look sus­pi­cious prior to set­ting off their bombs? Con­tinue read­ing →

Polize­i­ticker Berlin (rss) — giv­ing Københavns Poli­tis Døgnrapport a run for its money. Con­tinue read­ing →

All of us wannebe-hackers seem to find great joy in the fact, that every­thing in life actu­ally is hack­able; you can tweak your habits and your mind just as you can tweak your data­base or your OS of choice.GTD, ‘hacker’-blogs and var­i­ous books on self-hacking is all the rage, and I cer­tainly have read my part of the almost oblig­a­tory list of must-reads. Con­tinue read­ing →