Búið að “hakka” YouTube til að geta sett inn HTML kóða í comment. Veit ekki hvort þetta virki ennþá.

Búið að “hakka” YouTube til að geta sett inn HTML kóða í comment. Veit ekki hvort þetta virki ennþá.

”..a long time left. Grab a Snickers”

Skemmtileg skilaboð frá Dropbox :)

”..a long time left. Grab a Snickers”

Skemmtileg skilaboð frá Dropbox :)

Snilld. Enn önnur ástæða til að nota Firefox.
WordPress gerir þetta sjálfkrafa fyrir mann fyrir blogg-færslurnar en ég ætla að reyna fá þetta líka til að virka með myndunum í gallerýinu.

maniacalrage:

12 REDBULLS (More CS4 Crash Reports)



Ætli þeir lesi alla svona reports sem eru sendir inn?

maniacalrage:

12 REDBULLS (More CS4 Crash Reports)

Ætli þeir lesi alla svona reports sem eru sendir inn?

Þetta er algjör bjargvættur.

Ég var alltaf að spá í að búa til eitthvað svipað. Hafði reyndar hugsað mér að hafa þetta dedicated forrit sem væri bara í bakgrunninum, en þetta virkar líka - það er hvort eð er yfirleitt á vefnum sem maður glatar upplýsingum sem maður hefur slegið inn.

[Flash 10 is required to watch video]

photojojo:

So… This is what happens when your video camera shutter speed syncs with helicopter blades. (via) Amazing!

Magnað. It’s magic! :)

topherchris:

Steve Jobs’ Thoughts on Flash, in Flash. Big improvement.

(Better: Adobe Flash CS4 crashed twice while I threw this together.)

topherchris er snillingur :)

Gott stöff. Fullt af góðum punktum hjá Steve Jobs.

Nice! 7D með svona Panavision/widescreen add-on. Mjög kúl… There’s a revolution going on.

(via yimmyayo)

Nice! 7D með svona Panavision/widescreen add-on. Mjög kúl… There’s a revolution going on.

(via yimmyayo)

Snilld. Þarf að prófa eitthvað af þessu.
Maður væri alveg til í að geta notað Hulu, Spotify og annað gott stöff sem er blokkað hérna. Spurning hvort maður þyrfti að setja upp proxy server í USA/Evrópu til þess…

(via @egillhardar)

Shooting Driving Plates for 24 (by Stargate Studios)

Mjög kúl. Þeir eru að nota myndavélar sem eru ekkert það dýrar til að taka upp sjónvarpsþætti, magnað. OK, þær kosta ca. hálfa milljón stykkið og þeir eru með svona 5-6 stykki, en samt… :)

Setti inn Streampad spilarann

Þegar ég setti inn þetta nýja theme þá datt út Streampad spilarinn en ég ákvað að setja hann aftur inn núna. Ég tók eftir að nú er hægt að tengja Streampad spilarann við last.fm - s.s. scrobbla það sem maður hlustar á yfir í last.fm prófílinn sinn. Nokkuð kúl.

Þegar maður er byrjaður að spila eitthvað lag (með því að smella á “Click to play all audio posts”) þá getur maður smellt á Open Profile kallinn:

Þar er last.fm flipi þar sem maður getur loggað sig inn á last.fm

Ágætlega hentugt að hafa svona spilara til að renna í gegnum öll lögin sem maður hefur póstað hérna. Mér sýnist þetta ekki hægja neitt sérstaklega á síðunni.

landingpad:


mixr
Created by Tasty Little Apps




Jæja… bjóst nú alveg við að einhver myndi fá sömu hugmynd og Bjössi - búa til DJ forrit fyrir iPad.

landingpad:

mixr

Created by Tasty Little Apps

Jæja… bjóst nú alveg við að einhver myndi fá sömu hugmynd og Bjössi - búa til DJ forrit fyrir iPad.

superamit:


I’m calling it now: The laptop starts dying tomorrow.
IT’S HAPPENED BEFORE
As someone in both the photo and the tech world, I’ve seen (and spoken about) the point and shoot camera’s declining relevance.
Ten years ago, they couldn’t make those thing fast enough. Then one day someone put a camera into a phone.
It took a while, but the cameraphone has slowly, quietly, and almost completely replaced the point and shoot for many people. Cameraphones are simpler, more convenient (smaller) and, for 99% of situations, they are good enough.
When you need a really great photograph you use an SLR. The rest of the time, you use a phone. The point and shoot is dying, relegated to a niche middle ground.
IT’S ABOUT TO HAPPEN AGAIN
The same’s about to start happening in the computer hardware market. Laptops have always been a compromise solution. They’re awkward and unergonomic, slow compared to their desktop counterparts, have poor battery life, and are just as complex and confusing to operate as their larger brethren.
Enter the iPad. Simpler, more convenient, and for 99% of uses, good enough. See a pattern?
Yes, the first version will be flawed. Yes, it will be hard to tear your beloved laptop out of your hands. Yes, it won’t live up to all of its promises. Yes, it will take time. Maybe years.
And, like your cameraphone, it’s going to sneak up on you. But one day, pretty soon, you’ll realize that you haven’t used your laptop in days. That you tend to grab your iPad first whenever you need to visit a website or answer email. That your laptop never leaves your desk anymore.
It starts tomorrow.




I can’t agree with this statement/prediction completely. There are certain situations (like concerts) where you don’t want to lump around a DSLR but you still want to get some decent photos so you bring your point & shoot which has better ISO, optical zoom, image stabilizer, etc. - cameraphone vs. point & shoot.

Skipping the laptop completely… I don’t see it. For example, musicians that use their laptop when performing live, I doubt they’ll be bringing their huge desktop computers to a show - and they’re not going to run Ableton Live (or Logic or whatever) on the iPad / Tablet.

For some users a cameraphone or an iPad might be enough but definitely not everybody.

superamit:


I’m calling it now: The laptop starts dying tomorrow.


IT’S HAPPENED BEFORE

As someone in both the photo and the tech world, I’ve seen (and spoken about) the point and shoot camera’s declining relevance.

Ten years ago, they couldn’t make those thing fast enough. Then one day someone put a camera into a phone.

It took a while, but the cameraphone has slowly, quietly, and almost completely replaced the point and shoot for many people. Cameraphones are simpler, more convenient (smaller) and, for 99% of situations, they are good enough.

When you need a really great photograph you use an SLR. The rest of the time, you use a phone. The point and shoot is dying, relegated to a niche middle ground.


IT’S ABOUT TO HAPPEN AGAIN

The same’s about to start happening in the computer hardware market. Laptops have always been a compromise solution. They’re awkward and unergonomic, slow compared to their desktop counterparts, have poor battery life, and are just as complex and confusing to operate as their larger brethren.

Enter the iPad. Simpler, more convenient, and for 99% of uses, good enough. See a pattern?

Yes, the first version will be flawed. Yes, it will be hard to tear your beloved laptop out of your hands. Yes, it won’t live up to all of its promises. Yes, it will take time. Maybe years.

And, like your cameraphone, it’s going to sneak up on you. But one day, pretty soon, you’ll realize that you haven’t used your laptop in days. That you tend to grab your iPad first whenever you need to visit a website or answer email. That your laptop never leaves your desk anymore.

It starts tomorrow.

I can’t agree with this statement/prediction completely. There are certain situations (like concerts) where you don’t want to lump around a DSLR but you still want to get some decent photos so you bring your point & shoot which has better ISO, optical zoom, image stabilizer, etc. - cameraphone vs. point & shoot.

Skipping the laptop completely… I don’t see it. For example, musicians that use their laptop when performing live, I doubt they’ll be bringing their huge desktop computers to a show - and they’re not going to run Ableton Live (or Logic or whatever) on the iPad / Tablet.

For some users a cameraphone or an iPad might be enough but definitely not everybody.

steedlord:

oh! itz oooooon!

Jæja, á maður að fá sér iPad eða..?

iPad-inn lítur betur og betur út… það verður spennandi að sjá hvers konar forrit verða þróuð fyrir hann.

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