• Upgrade your original 1984 Macintosh to run OS X Snow Leopard.
  This is sweet. I have a new project.
• The net generation, unplugged
  The Economist asks: Is it really helpful to talk about a new generation of “digital natives” who have grown up with the internet?
• Pattern Tap : Organized Web Design Collection of User Interfaces for Inspiration and Ideas. The CSS Gallery Alternative - Pattern Tap
  If you want to keep up-to-date with what's happening on the web design- and interface-wise, Pattern Tap is highly recommended.
• So Many Ways to Die by Accident in New York City - NYTimes.com
  Roughly 6,000 ways to leave life - the statistics of death in New York.
• Vimeo's 25 favorite videos of 2009 on Vimeo
  Vimeo's top picks of 2009 videos

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Back.

 
made with Lego Digital Designer

Ok. I am back. Been a couple of weird months. With a load of work. I finished a project that enables a brand to make direct mailings available for order for their independent dealers. For two markets with multiple languages. Great for dealers who cannot afford agencies and designers to create mailings and great for the brand to get all those independent dealerships to speak to their costumers in one voice.
A promising opportunity that sadly did not work out. New opportunities.
Holidays. Rest and good news.
However, blogging should become a habit again.

Testing blogging with my iphone

This is my first test post with my iPhone. I love this thing. It is gorgeous, simple, multi-purposeful and fast. I type faster on it than on any other pda.

Photo, anyone? Yep. Piece of cake.

Apple’s Interface Design drags all apps along: they are simply what you need. No more, no less.

Reaching the finish line.

 

Been a bit quiet the last weeks on the blog. That is because there have been major operations underneath the hood of this blog (update to WP 2.5, CSS-Sprites, several plugin-thingies like caching and customizing content), linking to a lot of services that will do great for connecting to the outside world and of course, my shiny new 100% personal and unique (it’s all my handwriting!) Wordpress theme: Jonispace.

Sometimes I come to believe that I am not that bad with CSS and webdesign. There is still room for improvement, but for now this looks good.

On with the content!

 

My Soup is delicious.

Over the last couple of days I have been playing around with Soup.io.
Soup can collect all the things you find on the web or post there yourself. For one, Soup really makes it easy to keep ahold things that you just happen to see when venturing through the web. Too many times I just didn’t have time, didn’t properly, forgot and lost interesting stuff. Of all the web things I have seen, Soup comes closest to an online scrapbook.*
And Soup is also great to share all the things you create on the web, as it also can grab the feeds of Flickr, Slideshare, Youtube, Vodpod etc. and collect them in your soup, creating a stream of your web life. This can also be great for brainstorming, data collecting and information sharing in a team.

Take a look at my soup here: thenausner.soup.io
And, as of today, soup will regularly be served on the sidebar.

*Until I finally get ahold of a ffffound! invite. But then again, Soup cab automatically collect your ffffound! images.

Hello Elky. Hello Spreadshirt-Shop.

I had planned this for longer and now got into do-mode. I just finished a T-Shirt Shop (via Spreadshirt) with the first motive (also the result of a little drawing session over the weekend). It was about time. There is a link on the left…

 

Hello Elky

 

Improvement I: This blog is online.

What a massive improvement compared to no blog.

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