Archive for November, 2006

Sådan gav jeg nul kroner for en 54 mbit ledningsløs router

Thursday, November 30th, 2006

Den gamle ligger under en stak aviser fordi den ikke kan tænde længere. Så jeg bestilte en ny. Gratis. I en uge har Fon nemlig delt gratis routere ud, og bliver ved indtil enten 15.000 har bestilt eller juleanden bliver sat på den røde juledug. Med gran. Og børn.

Tak for tip og router til Bøtter og Fon.

Google har 343 seje sider

Tuesday, November 28th, 2006

En ny genstart.dk-undersøgelse viser at der findes 343 seje sider i Google.

Gratisdns.dk kan have et træ med i skoven. Eller hvad man siger.

Gæt medlemsbladenes ejere (hvis du vil)

Saturday, November 25th, 2006

PÃ¥ Stregen

Ledsager

Rød-grønne linjer

Eksem

Down and Up

Stjernekasterne

Syderen

Ung & Fri

Trin og Toner

Hørelsen

Liberalt Overblik

Making places

Saturday, November 25th, 2006

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People on the streets are either on their way to work, going home or simply not there. Everything is new. The architecture is breathtaking with its harmless balance of water, wood, concrete, steel and glass. It’s like strolling inside a 3D visualization years before it’s finished.

But then
Nobody really want to be here, they don’t want to spend time in Ørestad Nord, they want to spend it with people, and the streets of Ørestad Nord is how they get there. It’s just not a destination with good places.

A good place is easy to see and easy to get to — people want to see that there is something to do, that others have been successfully enticed to enter.
Good places

I just completed a questionnaire from the Ørestad Nord group. They’re doing what 50% of other people in this region of Copenhagen are doing, too: Asking people how insert-project-name-in-Ørestaden is doing. It’s an industry in itself.

In the questionnaire respondents choose between ten things they’d like to see in the area. One of them is more parking spaces. Two more about cars. Another one about street lights. And then, a cafe.

Of all the options, I remember only one option that could be described as a place: A cafe.

And this is Fred Kent.

He works for Project for Public Spaces, talks about what he calls placemaking.

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I’m sure the Ørestad Nord group knows about him, but if you, the curious reader, don’t, this could be interesting for you as well. Even, well, more so if you’re a web developer of some sorts.

The Weather Calendar is back

Saturday, November 25th, 2006

Or to tell the truth, it’s been there all the time.

So what was it again?

The Weather Calendar creates an iCal feed with the next 10 days of your local weather. Use it for your mobile, iCal itself or your Google Calendar

Yes. That’s what it is. Thanks for using it. I’m welcome.


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