Monthly Archives: July 2005
Cockiest title: Best Software Writing I
Tobias came to Copenhagen, and gave me a copy of Best software writing I a collection edited by Joel Spolsky . “Finding it was quite hard,” he said “even in a city like London.” Oh, and I am happy-happy about … Continue reading
Django: Python web framework of the minute
More frameworks that map relational databases to rich object-oriented models! Today’s news is a Python framework. It’s been developed during two years for use at a newspaper in Kansas. Read more in the real description: Django at a glance tells … Continue reading
Serious role-playing: Rest in peace
My friend with the great singing voice Tobias takes a historical drive down LARP’s memory lane: Drama exercises is the new costume-making. He chronicles the descent of Swedish LARP “seriousness” (and also defines what that term meant, at the time). … Continue reading
Blog platform update
I can not believe I waited this long to do this upgrade. What could go wrong? Everything, I thought. And yet, it went flawlessly. As you can see, I have taken only one step away from the default theme, and … Continue reading
Flow: Ecological restaurant
Restaurant Flow Gyldenløvesgade 10 1369 Copenhagen K Tel.: (+45) 33 14 43 43 Olle’s comment: Have not visited this place yet. I’d like to, but every time something comes up. Please chip in with commentary on this place. > A … Continue reading
Holding thoughts
Briton and computer geek Matt Webb and his blog Interconnected continues to amaze me. The guy reads continental philosophy (Deleuze, no less), and discusses it like it was comic books. The way it should be discussed, at any rate. That … Continue reading
Moved!
Have now moved. Phew. New address: > Prinsesse Charlottes Gade 40B, 3 th > 2200 København N > Denmark Update: This move also meant that I could make my first Plazes location historical, that is, inactive. Now it shows as … Continue reading