In the old days I used to post a lot of pictures on my blog I somtimes even posted videos A post would often just consist of a few good links that I’d stumbled upon Or maybe just a brief update on what I was doing or where I was Or maybe a recap of [...]
Monthly Archives: April 2007
gDisk for Mac – bye bye iDisk
I’m a sucker for Google’s products, I’ll admit to that. So far I think the only product I don’t use (anymore) is Blogger, and that’s just because – in my view – WordPress is in a league of it’s own when it comes to free blog-software. Anyway, I’m also kind of a sucker for all [...]
Save Internet Radio (I want my lastfm)
When I woke up today I read this story on theipodblog and found this email from Tim Westergren in my inbox: Hi, it’s Tim from Pandora, I’m writing today to ask for your help. The survival of Pandora and all of Internet radio is in jeopardy because of a recent decision by the Copyright Royalty [...]
Clipmarks
Bookmarking has become an increasingly vital part of my journeys through the internet (how cheesy was that?!) – and sharing bookmarks makes finding good stuff and inspiration easy. That’s why I use de.licio.us. But bookmarking a page with a ton of content can sometimes mean that you’re looking for the proverbial needle in a haystack, [...]
Scrapblog
Scrapblog is a nifty little online presentation tool, with a 2.o-twist. In short, Scrapblog lets you import photos from a number of different services – I use Flickr but you can also import from Photobucket, Yahoo photos and Webshots. Once your selected photos are imported, you can create presentations from a handful of set templates [...]
Skits on lastfm
I like Lastfm a lot. For a while I only used Pandora, but a fellow Jaikee (geeky, I know, but that’s what we call each other, I’ve been told) asked me if I was on lastfm, and I got back on the bandwagon. I won’t go into all the great features – I’m pretty sure [...]
A suggestion for mobile service providers
Stop spending so much time, effort and money trying to develope your own apps (exclusively for your own users) and open your eyes to a world of apps that work well and that let users share their content across the board. Seriously, as a subscriber I couldn’t care less about which company sends me the [...]
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News consumption
Inspired by todays post on prblogger I’ve taken a look at my own news consumption habits: Morning I start the day sipping coffee and watching TV2 (Danish channel) – here I get a blend of brief news stories and light(!) commentary and perspective on the news. It’s very lightweight, but that suits me just fine. [...]
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