More reviews of Aperture are dropping into view:
ArsTecnica - the first one. or the first I read at least Digit MacDevCenter - Aperture on a Powerbook
Quite unrelated, here’s a DIY for the daredevils: Replacing the focus screen in your dSLR. In this case a Canon 300d. Now, I really like the microprism focus screens found in […]
I’m trying to find a good personal backup solution for my PowerBook. One to go with a firewire/usb2 external hard drive. There are several programs available out there; here’s a few I’m considering:
Silverkeeper from LaCie (free) iMsafe (free for now, public beta) SyncupX ($20) ChronoSync ($30) Retrospect ($100?)
Sites offering product overviews:
software search on apple.com Overview of OS X backup […]
hmm, weird, looks like the photo database on flickr.com is down…
UPDATE: Looks like it’s just something wrong with my internet connection. ah well.
Ruby on Rails 1.0 is released — and it comes script.aculo.us 1.5 (and prototype 1.4 final)! Since I’m not yet up to speed with Ruby On Rails, I only get to play with the javascript libraries. Commuting time is currently spent on a theme for WordPress which utilizes the prototype and script.aculo.us library for comment […]
Interesting feature on director Michel Gondry (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and a plethora of excellent music videos) and Folded paper art from Yuko Nishimura. Two good finds on Centripetal Notion, a recent addition to the 9rules family.
Two workshops that would be nice to attend are Building Enterprise Web Apps on a Budget - […]
I’ve finally got around to submit a photo for the Photo Friday challenge. this week’s theme is “Imperfection”. If you feel up for it, go cast a vote (psst… my contribution is #501: twob.net)
That’s right. Photos from our wedding! Choose your flavour:
Flickr photo album Slideshow
This saturday, november 12th, Anna and I got married! It was a small ceremony that took place in Slottsträdgården, Malmö, with just the nearest family attending. Pictures are on its way later this week.
Now, what remains for me is to get the whole last name-thing sorted out… in the name of equality, righteousness and what-have-you, […]
‘til arrival. Fatherhood. I get a little bit dizzy when I think about it. Dizzy in a good way.
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I'm Björn Rixman, a designer/web developer living in Malmö. This site serves as a digital scrapbook of sorts, where I write about life, work, commuting, web standards, photography, design, usability, music and other things that interests me.
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