I was having an off day yesterday, so I watched the Stephen Colbert talk at the 2006 White House Correspondents Dinner again, and it was really worth watching again. His humor and logic is flawless, a…
I loved Guy Kawasaki’s book, Thae Art of the Start, which Christina pointed me to after having experienced this talk last year. Now there’s a video of the talk on Guy’s web site. Great stuff, 40 minut…
Wow, this guy built a free dating site, making money through Google AdSense, and the picture shows a cheque for almost $900K CAD, covering 2 months. That’s serious money for a one-person shop.
I find i…
Guy Kawasaki interviewed Pierre Omidyar, the founder of Ebay, in 2000, but only put the video up recently. I downloaded, watched, and thoroughly enjoyed. You should, too.
Ebay’s only made him the world…
A lot has changed in Javascript land, in the way that we write and test code, to the point where you can now use Javascript seriously in real web apps. But where’s the reference manuals to help you al…
Thanks to Jesper, I just learned about findvej.dk, a great mapping tool for addresses in Denmark, using Google Maps for the rendering, and Kort og matrikelstyrelsen for geocoding. Awesome, I’ve been l…
In case you haven’t heard already, Jesper is arranging a Rails meetup in Copenhagen on Thursday June 29th at 8.30 PM, at Cafe Selina, Skindergade 43. I plan to be there myself.
The Danish language doesn’t have a word for “flavor”, and it doesn’t have the verb “to cook”. Sure, there are words. Flavor can be translated to “smag” (taste) or “aroma” (aroma), but there’s no direc…
My favorite: The Work vs. Home ad. And hey, isn’t that John Hodgman from the Daily Show? (via TUAW).
