Kodakgallery???
Photobucket???
Surprising at least..
community power?
Jun 242006
Jun 242006
Tijdens de recente hittegolf leek het mij verstandig om wat verkoeling te zoeken op het strand. Ik had echter geen zin om uren in de file te staan en koos voor de luxe van het strand aan de Maas. Fantastisch uitzicht, lekker terras, redelijke bediening en verse haring en dat alles in het hart van Rotterdam. Kortom ik had het prima naar mijn zin tot een uur of vier. Na vieren sloeg ik bijna de barman achter zijn tap vandaan.
Jun 252006
Nice gift for your kids: http://shop.kissochbajs.com
[via who pulled it from vkmag]
Jun 262006
Jun 262006
This is soo current soccer and I hate it. Last minute, score is 0-0.
The Attacker is passed the Defender.. Continue reading »
Jun 282006
The Belgian government’s decision to use only open formats for exchanging documents is pure common sense. The whole reason for having standards bodies and the standards they produce is to guarantee compatibility and stability above individual companies’ commercial concerns.
Millions of Euros of taxpayers’ money is spent funding bodies like ISO, so it would be foolish to then ignore the work they do.
I must have missed that, but now the rest of the EU? (dutch article)
Update: “Keep Open Source in Europe” opinion article.
Update 2: Groningen (one of 12 province capital cities of the Netherlands) turned to Open Source.
Jun 282006
The destruction of Beijing’s “hutongs” in advance of the 2008 Olympics has many consequences for China’s cultural heritage.
Jun 292006
I posted a nice Bangkok Talk interview with the Public Relations Chief of the Bangkok Metro Public Company Limited. In short the Bangkok Metro company (BMCL). It would not be nice to post a short video of the Bangkok Skytrain (BTS) somewhere in the upcomming weeks on www.bangkoktalk.nl or www.bangkoktalk.tv. Although the video is pretty retro for the true Thai fanatic it remains one of the best amateur video’s of Bangkok out there.
The Bangkok Talk interview: Bangkok Talk Show – Bangkok Metro
The Skytrain video on this site: Continue reading »
Jun 302006
In Japan at many stations people can line up at marked places and the train stops with the doors exactly at those places. Efficient and no fuss.
Many European countries don’t have such a mechanism, instead people start walking with all their stuff when the train arrives. As if they “just” discover that the train stops further. A gamble every time.
Great little essay research (pdf & dutch) material!
Conclusion so far is “more research” and “getting first at the door ideas”..
