Hi, I'm Bruce (or Håkan, if you prefer).
These are my random ramblings of things I find, like and feel like sharing.
Among other things, I'm running a small fashion design company called Ulterior Motive
Simian Mobile Disco rocks away with awesome minimalistic visuals. Just imagine if you could enjoy them live! The vocals of the track could be skipped for all I care but the the rest of the track is ridiculously good as well!
Client scripting and Javascript is the way of the future, if you ask some people. While I don't want to take a stand in that fight at this moment I'm still very intrigued about what you can actually achieve in a mere 20 lines of code.
Check this out and I'm sure you'll be as impressed as me: http://www.p01.org/releases/DHTML_contests/files/20lines_hypno_trip_down_the_fractal_rug/
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It's time to come clean. I guess I'm kinda nerdy sometimes.
How else can I find this really amusing:
"Compiled Java class files (bytecode) start with 0xCAFEBABE. When compressed with Pack200 the bytes are changed to 0xCAFED00D."
- From Wikipedia
Come to think of it I'd say it's sort of the programming version of Aphex Twins Devil Face.
And Weird Al provided the soundtrack for us nerds.
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Animator Kristofer Ström is behind this video with music by Minilogue.com
Sheer joy and happiness!
Via Basement.org
Btw, am I the only one to see some slight resemblance with the small characters (mucklorna) in Sven Nordqvists Pettson & Findus?
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For me personally I see two main advantages with moving more of my computing, files and information to the web. One is that I work at different places and with different computers from time to time. Second is that I want to be sure my files don't disappear in oblivion if my computer crashes, burns up or gets stolen.
Hence, here is my favorite services that I use today:1) Mozy (backup)Comments [1]
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