Gave lifestream a shot. After all, the service provider’s infrastructure is now capable of running it.
It did aggregate content nicely from quite a few places.
But it also somehow broke the right sidebar in half on all pages, and didn’t provide my facebook-updates at all.
The former would be probably be debuggable and correctible, but the latter seems to be a permanent feature in the new privacy-illusion-providing facebook.
Hence, no lifestream here.
Sorry about the downtime and the rather primitive looks.
Updated to a new server (within louhi.net).
And things went haywire.
All the posts and comments should be present.
Images will be restored in short order.
And the theme and widgets later on.
Testing testing testing.
Yay!
Floyd Gottfredson, the greatest Mickey Mouse artist in the world gets the anthology treatment from Fantagraphics.
I’ll be there next year, with a pre-order on Amazon.
Instead yet another picture of the swedish flag, here’s a yellow tang paired with a bright blue coral in the lower left hand corner. The picture is from Sweden, so the connection exists – this is of a reef tank in the Neko sushi bar in Gallerian-mall.
Weekday Photos / Creative Colors #9: Blue and yellow.
Meaningless t-shirts: for imaginative takedowns on suboptimal shirt designs.
Linkin Park’s Chester Bennington off a video wall in last year’s Sonisphere.
Shutterday 24.7.2010: Festivals.
One of the bands I’ve mostly missed seeing live is Faith No More.
I had a very good shot at them last year, but fate (in the form of a sudden business trip to Berlin and an even more suddenly disappearing ticket offer) conspired to keep me out.
This year they played in Ilosaarirock. And based on the report it looks like the guys might come back in for more sauna-related punishment.
Divers have uncovered a load of Veuve Clicquot from 1780s in a wreck near Åland.
It’s my favorite bubbly, but somehow these three dozen bottles seem to be out of reach pricewise.
I’m a sucker for periodic tables, and have blogged about quite a few thus far.
This table on nonsense is off Why Evolution is True – a blog celebrating the book of the same name. A worthy topic on which I’m still undecided which to read first: Coyne or Dawkins.
Graphic Adventures, the Book is a book culled off wikipedia and supplemented with spot interviews and major editing of original content.
It’s a subject dear to me, so this will probably be my first plunge into Lulu-published books.
Two Sony Ericsson corruption pens. Didn’t work too well. Then again, didn’t pay a penny for them either.
Weekday Photos / Macro #8: Pen.
Stockholm is still its old trusty self. Decade-old skills are still valid.
Plenty of retail therapy. A decent pizza. A misdelivered thai dish.
Proper description of the trip later on.
Back in the late eighties when the amount of alcohol in beer was still one of the factors whether to purchase a given brand, I noted that the further up the scale you go, the worse the taste is. I still harbor a serious aversion to Golden Pride which a friend of mine brought home half a suitcase from England.
Those days of Elefant and others in the ~11% scale are long gone.
As the Time magazine article explains, the competition between BrewDog and Schorschbräu has upped the ante above 40%. While likes of Tactical Nuclear Penguin and Sink the Bismarck! would be interesting to taste, the cost would be prohibitive indeed.
The third Professor Layton game, concerning an Unwound Future, has been given a release date.
Been happy with the first two, and will pick this one up as well.
Quite an insightful presentation.
Bilingual stop sign from Canada’s Museum of Civilization.
