March 2010
5 posts
South by Southwest home to 'nerd' networking
via cnn.com 15000 visitors at SXSWi .. it is not odd that the line to the only Starbucks booth is long in the morning :) Posted via web from Emil’s posterous | Comment »
Första dagen på #SXSW
Eftermiddagen igår, fredag, bjöd på lite avslappnade talks (se nedan). Framåt kvällen började jag känna av att jag inte sovit så mycket på natten innan och bestämde mig för att dra mig tillbaka till hotellet istället för att gå ut och dricka gratisdrinkar på någon av de 10 officiella festerna (ikväll blir det dock ett besök på The Interactive Opening Party som jag har fått höra från andra...
SXSW 2010
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WatchSXSW, Friday 12/3 - LIVE at http://bambuser.com/v/621674
Framme i Austin TX, #SXSW
Igår kväll kom jag, drygt två timmar sent, fram till Embassy Suites i Austin där jag ska bo medan jag besöker SXSW Interactive (http://sxsw.com/interactive). Jag hade bokat hotellet ganska sent via festival/konferens-siten vilket gjorde att jag inte hade någon aning om vart i staden det låg. Fick knappa in adressen på GPS:en i hyrbilen och ge mig ut i natten. Det var mörkt när jag kom fram och jag...
January 2010
1 post
Paper stuff
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October 2009
3 posts
Tor.com / Science fiction and fantasy / Stories /...
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The Zombie Survival Guide: Recorded Attacks |...
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Evernote Beta for Android — Not Full Featured
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September 2009
3 posts
My Minoura bike tower
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Jolicloud, a cool new OS for your netbook
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My Getting Sh-t Done setup
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August 2009
15 posts
Benjamin Franklin's daily schedule
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How Facebook Can Ruin Your Friendships
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New keyboard
Today I got the aluminum keyboard without numpad (a colleague wanted a keyboard with numpad so we switched). It feels better somehow. Can’t write at full speed just yet, but you adapt to it pretty quickly. Posted via email from Emil’s posterous | Comment »
Create a font from your own handwriting -...
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My Drobo turned on me #drobo #fail #twit
After I have been recommending Drobo to almost everyone I have talked to for roughly a month (bought it on recommendation from TWiT), it suddenly turned on me this weekend. It all started Saturday morning. I have been using the Drobo as a media backend for my Plex/Mac Mini HTPC setup. RipIt has helped me backup my DVD collection and I have carefully named each movie so that the IMDB scraper in...
The Snow Leopard have arrived
I have now been using Snow Leopard since lunch and most of the programs I run on a daily basis works just fine. Besides the fact that I got several GB more available disk space, the most usable new feature is the improved grid-mode of “stacks”. Now I can display all my applications, downloads and documents without having to press the annoying “Show in Finder” shortcut....
SlipStream - The Bamboo Pin 2009
via slipstreamlongboards.com I have decided to obtain a new form of transportation for my daily commute to work - a longboard. I have actually thought about longboarding for quite a while now and finally decided to jump in head first, so tomorrow I will pick up a SlipStream Bamboo Pin at Top12 in Malmö. Posted via web from Emil’s posterous | Comment »
Garmin Edge 705 and Open Street Map
I recently bought a Garmin Edge 705 bike computer to help with my training for next years Vätternrundan (a Swedish 300K bike race around the second largest lake). It was quite expensive in itself which led to a small chock when I saw the price of the maps - almost 50% of the price of the GPS unit. I googled for free maps and after a while I stumbled upon openmtbmap.org. They package Open Street...
The new Sony reader could be interesting...
via wordsmoveme.com … if it handles PDFs and text files in a better way than the previous models (preferably natively) and if the Sony eBook shop will be available outside the US. (via Gizmodo) Posted via web from Emil’s posterous | Comment »
Apple hardware saved my day
Today I got a tips from @joltcan (thank you!) via Twitter to try AirPort Extreme instead of my PowerLine ethernet setup. I went out and bought one, configured it, added AirPort Express as a wireless extender and … great success! Some HD stuff with really high bit rate still makes the Plex choke sometimes, but it is only very small flickerings once in a while. Posted via email from...
The mailbox that could electrocute you!
Just the other day I had to send a snail mail quite urgently and had to visit the “last call” mailbox at Borrgatan in Malmö. To my surprise there was a warning label on the cover of the mailbox with the text “During humid conditions the handle of the mailbox could carry an electric current” (but in Swedish, see picture). Crazy! Posted via email from Emil’s...
PowerLan not fast enough for HD streaming
I recently bought a pair of D-Link DHP-303’s instead of using WiFi between our work area (where the router lives) and our TV area (where Mac Mini and PS3 lives). At first it worked as a charm, then I started streaming HD content (low compression ratio) and Plex started to choke every 10 seconds or so. First I thought it was lack of RAM in the Mac Mini (1GB), but after I tried moving my Drobo...
My next car?
via youtube.com Got an appointment to test drive the brand new 2010 Toyota Prius on Thursday at Toyota Malmö. Even though it seems quite dull to drive, it comes packed with technological goodies such as intelligent park assist, solar panels on the roof, hybrid engine, “smart key” and much more. Just the graph showing how energy is currently used is very appealing to me :) ...
At last - a native Google Reader client
via grumlapp.com Promising, but it needs a few UI tweaks and compelling features before I switch from the web based reader. Posted via web from Emil’s posterous | Comment »
Posting everywhere at once
Seems like Posterous.com works just fine .. or does it? Posted via email from Emil’s posterous | Comment »
April 2009
1 post
Hello world
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