It’s that time of the year once again, and while the weather outside isn’t quite as white (in Denmark) as I would have hoped for, it’s probably safer for the many people travling to meet friends and family these days. Have a Merry Christmas.
Archive for 2009
Merry Christmas
Dec 24
Photo Crunch over?
Nov 30
Selling images on iStockPhoto is a funny. Usually I’ve seen a slight increase from month to month, but during the summer this year, the curve has been decreasing to an all time low in September. Well the past two months have been really good and while the monthly income hasn’t reached the spring levels, things [...]
Suppose you got an important mail, but by accident deleted the message – and to make matters worse, you also decided that emptying the mailbox was a pretty neat idea. Is then time to Panic? Well it might, but there is a chance you might be able to undelete the message – and quite easily [...]
Hubertusjagt
Nov 1
De seneste par år har det været fast tradition, at tage i dyrehaven og se Hubertus jagten (wikipedia). I 2009 lå den første November, og selvom det var noget koldt og blæsende, så var det alligevel hyggeligt. Her er et par billeder fra dagen.
Ubuntu: Printing to PDF
Oct 17
Every so often I’d like to save something as a PDF for future reference. Most often it’s webpages (for my own use), but also other things like documents, spreadsheets and other stuff for distribution in a format which – most likely – is readable by anyone. It turned out, that using Ubuntu, creating a PDF [...]
Sure it doesn’t happen that often, but sometimes you might need to change the IP number of your machine running Ubuntu. Either to configure it with a static IP number on your LAN or temporarily to configure a Wifi router – the latter being my case. The first shot at changing the ip number, was [...]
Android – installing apps
Oct 12
Picking up from the last post, I’d share a little more of my Android experience. Once I had configured the phone with my basic settings – voicemail number, wifi networks and so on – and moving my contacts to the phone, installing software is probably the next step. There is an Android market, but it’s [...]
Moving to Android (mobile)
Oct 11
I’ve been using SonyEricsson mobile phones ever since the launch of the P800 some years ago – all with the Symbian OS. Until a few days ago that is. Now I’m on Android. I’m still in the process of finding my way around Android, but I’ll try to post some of the tips and tricks [...]
Kuala Lumpur
Sep 23
Flying in from Brunei, the final stop on the GAP trip was Kuala Lumpur. No time to explore the city, but that didn’t really matter, as we had booked an extra week in KLCC – Kuala Lumpur City Centre – and had time to explore the city on our own.
Kota Kinabalu & Brunei
Sep 17
Arriving from Sepilok & Sandakan we had time to explore Kota Kinabalu. The most interesting was the night market by the sea. Leaving Kota Kinabalu we flew to Brunei and had time to explore the capital – Bandar Seri Begawan.