Fantastic!
Carpool Lane from Tom Gaasedelen on Vimeo.
Fantastic!
Carpool Lane from Tom Gaasedelen on Vimeo.
Impressive!
Recently I found this great article on carta.info. It’s in German, so I hope Meike won’t mind if I translate “freely” the important parts.
Original article on Meike Lobo’s blog.
Continue reading Don’t want to buy in this internet-shop, it’s scratched.
Great Video from New Zealand!
Take care while driving – people can make mistakes.
Something quite interesting (slightly scientific) for the start into the new year! This kind of stuff fascinates me 🙂
Found at: Beads Are Weird as Hell – Cheezburger.
In the last 2 days I already tested the Software Update on my laptop and while doing that I discovered the new 2014 design and I liked it.
Today I migrated my live website and used the new design. While updating, I also changed the color scheme to winter blue, like I always do in December.
The winter-picture in the “headline” was taken in April 2004. We (my mother, sister and I) were in Nesselwang, Allgäu, on vacation at that time. The picture shows “Reichenbach”, a vacation estate where we had booked a house. We arrived on a Friday and in the week before (in April!) it had snowed almost one fresh meter of snow!
During the bike tours last weekend the nice autumn colors in the trees, with yellow, brown and red, already became visible. I wanted to change the style of my web-site, but forgot. Today there is totally gray rain weather, so there is time for “admin stuff” ;-(
For me the bike reason goes from October 1st to September 30th. So today was the last tour of the season, all tours still coming in 2013 will count to the season 2014 as “winter training”.
So what’s the statistic for the year?
Already looking forward to the next season (and hopefully that starts on coming Thursday) 🙂 and a “golden autumn”.
Link to my biking-page
In case you need to explain the topic to someone… Bruce Schneier just wrote an excellent short summary on why it is not “just meta-data”.
Schneier on Security: Metadata Equals Surveillance.
Thanks, Bruce. Last time I tried to explain it took 5 minutes and still wasn’t clear. Yes, it’s just so simple!