Musings: People want crappy looking pictures by default
An old advice given to us in the ancient 90's was that you should never resize images in the browser, as this would be waste of bandwidth. In their infinite wisdom, Microsoft decided to punish the infidels by making browser resized images look like crap.
Turns out this can be fixed by a single line of CSS, as told by that Joel guy: From the Department of Badly Chosen Defaults.
Films: Surveillance
I just completed my entry for Video Marathon 2008!
- With:
- Stu Jaffee
- Writer/Director/Editor:
- Me
- Idea:
- Malene Lund, Martin Boserup and Me
- Language:
- English
- Shot by:
- Martin Boserup
- Shot on:
- MiniDV tape using Panasonic AG-DVC 30
Continue reading "Surveillance"
Posted by keli at August 24, 2008 02:27 AM | | Watch " Surveillance" on YouTube.
Musings: Always Sausage Together
Films: Misundelse - envy
My entry for Videomarathon 2005. I can't remember why I didn't post it much earlier....
- Actors:
- Christian Juul
- Writer/Director/Editor:
- Me
- Shot by:
- Simon Wilmont
- Location borrowed from:
- Lars Bruun
- Language:
- Danish
- Shot on:
- MiniDV tape using Panasonic AG-DVX 100
Continue reading "Misundelse - envy"
Posted by keli at February 2, 2007 09:24 AM | | Watch "Misundelse" on YouTube.
Musings: Unity on youTube
Well that is the first time a product I have worked on shows up in a random video on youTube.
In case you are wondering what product that is, it is the one called Unity which is running on the iMac on the left. Unity is a great 3D game IDE for Mac OS X, created by my friends at OTEE, for whom I work occasionally.
Continue reading "Unity on youTube"
Posted by keli at January 23, 2007 10:49 PM | | Watch "Unity demonstration video" on YouTube.
Musings: A couple of nerd quotes
Setting the read bit does not necessarily make your code readable— Jonas
jonasbnNielsen
If you build it, they might come. If you have a nice website they might stay. If you offer a free service, they might use it. If you've gotten this far without thinking about where the cash comes from , you're in trouble.— Des Traynor
Musings: Lars has a weblog!!
My friend Lars Bruun, aka. Zlatan Satan, is catching up with technological trends. Now with profiles on Orkut, Myspace, MyMusic and finally a blog
There isn't much on it yet, but be patient — something is bound to turn up.
Update 2006-02-01: Yup! He's on YouTube now as well
Musings: Enabled comments (again!)
My last feeble attempt on stopping spam didn't really work, so in lack of ant time to do something about it, comments got disabled again.
Then I decided to outsource the problem. I have changed the comment system to use Haloscan -- an easy to use comment service. I have also migrated some of the old comments from the built-in MT comment system, but stopped at comments posted in late 2004.
Thanks to David and Nicholas for leading me in the right direction.
Films: Too-uh fyehs!
I just finished my entry for Video Marathon 2006! Woohoo!
With:
- Muhammed the candystore-guy, Stu Jaffee and Lars Brunn
- Writer/Director/Editor:
- Me
- Sound:
- Malene Lund
- Language:
- English
- Music:
- Moskauer Bluthund
- Shot on:
- MiniDV tape using Panasonic AG-DVC 30
Continue reading "Too-uh fyehs!"
Posted by keli at September 11, 2006 12:10 AM | | Watch "82" on YouTube.
Code: ISO Week numbers
Corporate Denmark is obsessed with ISO Week numbers. A lot of events are scheduled by week numbers. For this reason all calendars published in Denmark contain this week number. Too bad iCal doesn't
Luckily for you I've hacked together a script that generates week numbers for this year and the next. If you're sitting on a mac, you can just click on this link to add week numbers to your calendar.
The week numbers shop up as week-long events. I suggest that you select a bright non-saturated colour, so it doesn't take focus from your real events. You are welcome to let iCal auto-refresh, but just set it really low, as the calendar will not change until new year's eve.
