Category Archives: Blogging

Carr him­self is late and will be arriv­ing in 10 min­utes. “It is fair to say we don’t fully agree that IT doesn’t matter”.

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More on that later; I’ll do a seper­ate post includ­ing a to do-ish wish­list with fea­tures etc. Back to the moblogging-discussion: I agree that the ‘mo(bile)’ in ‘moblog­ging’ should be taken seri­ously; you can moblog every­thing (audio, video, images etc.) and not only from mobile phones — I would say that every mobile device counts.… It’s an image blog main­tained from a mobile phone but should prob­a­bly be renamed to ‘images on the go’ or some­thing sim­i­lar, allow­ing for a proper photo log (decent pic­tures taken with a real cam­era) and text-only mobile posts to the main blog.

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We need more blogs. Or eas­ier ways to col­lect some of the good stuff that’s already being pro­duced. At the Blog’N’Rundbold out­ing we briefly dis­cussed to allow for track­backs on Blog­ger­sCopen­hagen so peo­ple could just ping the col­lab blog from … Con­tinue read­ing →

Now, this is how weblogs should be used: A Dan­ish dri­ving school report­ing from the field, reflect­ing on the busi­ness. Con­tinue read­ing →

Kalsey on a new com­ment spam tech­nique In the war on spam if you are not for us; if you choose to look the other way and allow spam­mers to use your site; if you feel that keep­ing your site free from spam is too much trou­ble — you are against us. It’s about appa­rantly decent links to decent sites, the catch being that those sites have loads of spam already there. Google juice at work… Con­tinue read­ing →

I blog­lines Blog­lines has redesigned, and added some more func­tion­al­ity. It has replaced Net­NewsWire as my RSS reader of choice, mainly due to speed rea­sons (NNW couldn’t cope with my 500ish feeds), and the fact I need access on sev­eral com­put­ers (and not just Mac OS). Con­tinue read­ing →

Isn’t that inter­web just great. You real­ize that since this is 2004 and you pride your­self with being all dig­i­tal and mod­ern, the need to fax an agree­ment con­cern­ing a domain name end up being a chal­lenge. Con­tinue read­ing →

Squawks of the Par­rot: Like crap, falling from the sky. Some­one wrote an auto­mated com­ment spam­mer for Mov­able Type, forc­ing blog­gers with more traf­fic than the rest of us to turn off com­ments on older posts, older posts maybe not … Con­tinue read­ing →

Dan­ish national tele­vi­sion is offer­ing a moblog ser­vice. Could very well be the move to spread the moblog­ging con­cept to a wider audi­ence. In any case, now it’s defi­nately main­stream Update: They even got RSS feeds. Why not check out … Con­tinue read­ing →

The .NET Guy is say­ing “Adios Com­ments”, so is a lot of other peo­ple, tired of com­ment spam and con­vinced that the tools for fight­ing it won’t suf­fice. I’ve men­tioned it before and while I have to admit that I … Con­tinue read­ing →

Jason Kottke’s lat­est redesign is already get­ting quite a lot of com­ments here and there, all of it good stuff — just as the thoughts Jason has him­self behind the whole thing. I’ve thought a bit about content/blog orga­niz­ing before, … Con­tinue read­ing →

To fuel the fire started in dis­cus­sions about the upcom­ing blog­fo­rum (regard­ing A-list blog­gers as opposed to every­one else), I bring to you: Team shirts. So which one are you? A-list or Lev­er­postej (Dan­ish for liver paté)? Down­load the appro­pri­ate … Con­tinue read­ing →

Changes have been made to the way this blog is orga­nized. First of all, I’ve been think­ing quite a lot about the whole con­cept of “low thresh­old”. The side­blog just added to this site is exactly such a thing; a … Con­tinue read­ing →

Afs­nitP vender b-et i blog­ging 180 grader…: plog Rango movie on dvd

B.T. kører i dag en artikel med den fine over­skrift ” Med kam­er­amo­bil­tele­fon kan du nemt udstille dit pri­vatliv” — hvilket for sÃ¥ vidt er sandt nok, men ogsÃ¥ gælder en del andre ting… Men fint med opmærksomhed pÃ¥ fænomenet … Con­tinue read­ing →

New kids on the blog: B & B Inter­na­tional. The guys respon­si­ble for numer­ous suc­ces­ful club nights in Copen­hagen and the excel­lent dj set at this year’s reboot are always up for some dig­i­tal fun. Yeah.

Wise words (and code snip­pets to grab) from Kalsey. Cook­ies act­ing funny, not reme­ber­ing your vis­i­tors even when they’ve checked the “remem­ber me”-box? Don’t know if an empty box means you have to check it again? Answers are in there; … Con­tinue read­ing →

Type­Pad News: Reg­is­tra­tion opens August 4th.. While not hav­ing tested it myself, I’m con­fi­dent that Type­Pad will prove to be way cool. I’ve been more than happy with Mov­able­Type and think a feature-rich, hosted solu­tion is just what we need. … Con­tinue read­ing →

This blog speeds the usual stuff up a bit: I quit. [via Pix­el­sur­geon] the lin­coln lawyer online divx

I some­how missed the release of Zempt , a multi-platform post­ing tool for Mov­able Type. But it sure looks fine, a sim­ple inter­face and a per­sonal favourite: A ‘Zempt this’ book­marklet. Oh, and remem­ber to get the WMPam­plog plu­gin for … Con­tinue read­ing →

Long awaited beta of KABLOG is out. Mean­ing my moblog is now — more or less — up and run­ning. Haven’t really had time to play with fea­tures or to set the moblog site up prop­erly (now I have two … Con­tinue read­ing →