Another video - David Pogue makes fun of the RIAA

Okay, I might not really focus on the techie stuff these days, but here is another very funny song. Especially the YMCA cover.
Listen to the text!

Tags: fun, video


Undocumented @functions Domino

I’m analysing a huge application and are running onto some interesting things, for example ” @LocationGetInfo” which I absolutely didn’t recognized and couldn’t find in the help docs. Some googeling and I found a document from IBM with this catchy phrase:“Templates that make use of undocumented items should not be used but in case they [...]


Ken Lee - the famous song.

My blog wants more fun and less boring stuff. Here’s another funny video:  

Tags: fun, video


Why has Mac stolen all good ideas from Windows vista?

Hey, wasn’t that a great subject? This video is rather funny, take a minute from your life to see it:

Tags: mac, video


Another mac ad

I find these ads very amusing.

Tags: fun, mac, MacRocks, video


I bring someone in to the store and get 10% of!

Imagine this scenario: I buy a camera. My buddy likes it a lot and the next week we both goes in to the camera store. He buys a camera and I buy a new lense. The store manager gives me 20% off the price for bringing in a new customer.
Anything strange with that?
Imagine now that [...]


Can do, just works - why Macintosh keeps impressing me

Mixing simple with simple
Apple and mac software keeps fooling me. I commonly make the mistake that a simple (as in easy) user interface means a simple (as in non-feature-rich) software. First time I realised this was with the TextMate application which I dis-liked from the beginning but these days I have seen the light and [...]


Happy holidays! Some fun

It’s two year old but this list with unintentional hostnames are very funny.
An example: http://www.expertsexchange.com/ a site I’ve visited many many times but I never thought of how fun their URL is.

Tags: fun


Claiming standards, an act of hubris

Joel Spolsky does it again:
“A mortal web designer who attaches a DOCTYPE tag to their web page saying, “this is standard HTML,” is committing an act of hubris.” 
Read his blog here. 

Tags: standards


“doesn’t soil pants in fear when presented with a command prompt”

Joel Spolsky over at Joel on Software is a great writer, not only knowledgeble but also obtain some skills on how to get knowledge down on paper(?). I read his blog occasionaly and with great fun and interest. He’s hiring again, and in his post I found this very great sentence on how someone in [...]