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04.07.06Friday funny commercial roundupGermans. They're funny. Yes they are. Really. A lot of you have already seen these, but it's time for a little friday rerun. Peter Stormare as a freaked out German engeneer. Three spots. Then a little dramatic fun while sinking.
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04.05.06Listen to eirikso.comErling Sivertsen points me to Talkr. A service that can give you a computer generated audio version of RSS-feeds. From now on you will find a nice little button in my side bar that says "Talkr". Copy the link from that button into your podcacher (iTunes or Juice or whatever), and you can start listening to eirikso.com. I don't think eirikso.com is the best blog to listen to because I try my best to include visuals in addition to the text. Photos and illustrations. Still this is a cool service and could be very valuable for people with limited vision ...
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03.31.06ROFL! The n00b got a BSOD on his HTPCOr in plain english: Rolling on the floor lauging! The inexperienced user got a serious error on his home theatre personal computer. People keeps asking. And a while ago I realised that my mother is reading this blog. She wasn't the one requesting this little roundup of strange computer geek language but I have a feeling that she will be one of the persons learning a couple of new abbreviations from this article. There is no point for me to give something of a complete guide to internet language. I'll explain a couple of the abbreviations I have used here on eirikso.com and ...
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01.04.06The web page that eventually will show every picture possibleIn May 2005 I posted an article that described an insane, yet slightly interesting supposition: Everything you would ever want to see To put it short: Make a computer program that renders all pictures possible within a given limitation. Store them on a hard drive and you would have a repository of all footage necessary to make any movie or TV show that will ever be made. The article is one of my most popular so far. If you look through the comments you will find a lot of suggestions and attempts on making such a program. Now, half a year later I have ...
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09.30.05Pandora – Music recommendation radio that worksI just started playing around with Pandora, a recommendation radio built on the Music Genome Project. Just wanted to share that this is the first time I have tried a recommendation radio that actually works and that actually recommends stuff that I like! After my first half hour of use it seems a bit US-focused, but I'll have to try it out some more before I can jump to any conclusions. This is a service that meets some of the most basic requirements for something that could be a hit: 1. It is easy to understand the concept 2. It is easy to ...
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