YouTube Is Now Widescreen
From now on, you’ll now be viewing videos with black bars left and right, instead of above and below, when you view awesome videos like this one showing you being rushed to the burn-unit after a scathing insult. Fortunately, according to Google, you won’t mind having bars there, for the future is bright, and it’s [...]
Photoshop Is So Slow …
Photoshop is so slow, it should have a calendar instead of a splash screen. Photoshop is so slow, a turtle tried to marry it, but Photoshop was late for the wedding and the turtle ended up marrying Windows 95 instead. Photoshop is so slow, Adobe pondered renaming it “Please wait…”. Photoshop is so slow, that [...]
IE6 & IE7 Inline CSS Hacks
This page details an inline CSS hack for Internet Explorer 6 and 7 on Windows. The best idea, however, would be to serve a separate stylesheet for each browser you’re hacking to. Storing it here for my own posterity, these are inline CSS stylesheet hacks for Internet Explorer 6 and 7. Using these, you can [...]
Photoshop Icons Through The Ages
Thanks to GUIdebook and John Nack, I’ve managed to collect a nice little gallery of Photoshop icons since v. 0.87. To be quite honest, I’m not sure I like any of them enough to pick a favourite. Points to Thomas Knoll for the very first icon, which is actually a photo shop.
High Profile WordPress Websites [Updated]
One thing I’ve learned in my year as a freelance webdesigner is that focusing on specific niches is a good thing. It allows me to optimize processes, increase deployment speed and solve problems faster. More importantly, the lessons I learn, I can actually use in future projects; for instance, I have a growing folder called [...]
Election Liveblogging 2008
For the next 24 hours or so, I’ll be blogging about the results, the candidates and anything they’re going to throw at us in these desperate last moments. Why the liveblogging, you ask? Because quite potentially, 8 excruciating years are coming to an end. Because no matter what, history will be made by the first either black candidate or the first female VP to be elected. Because politics are exciting, and worth spending your time on.
I Will Be Liveblogging The US Election
Just one more day, and America elects a new world leader. As a first for me, I will be live-blogging the entire event from Tuesday morning danish time and right up until the election is called. I’ll be commenting on exit polls, results, CNN’s vs. the danish TV news coverage and pretty much anything they’ll throw at us tomorrow.
Join me in the discussion, both here in my journal, on Twitter, and on your own blog. Bring coffee, energy-bars, Valium and wits. It’ll be great, even if the wrong guy wins.
I’ll be starting at 10:00 in the morning, danish time (Find out what time that is in your timezone).