Photos from 1994/1995
February 12th, 2007
I’m currently scanning some old photos like the ones I took in the south of England in 1995. So far so good, but really, the scanner I’m using isn’t all for negatives. I think there are far better ones.
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Free time projects
February 6th, 2007
I had the time for two personal projects, which grew in my head and on my harddisk for some time now:
- Strange Things Seen In Google Earth, which is about what the title says.
- Laynecom Records, showcasing some of my audio experiments of the last years
Flagging Links
January 28th, 2007
This tutorial will show you how to add a small GIF image to a link depending on whether the link is internal (no image), external, a specific external link, or a mailto link.
Required knowledge: XHTML, CSS, How to create a transparent GIF (or use the ones provided).
Tested in: 
Video for the VLC
December 20th, 2006
This is a video I made together with Marc Melzer and Daniel Schmidt for the Virtual Linguistics Campus. As long as WordPress doesn’t really support XHTML 1.0 Strict, you will need to go to YouTube to see more…
Robert Altman
November 22nd, 2006
Two days ago, one of my favorite directors died: Robert Altman
Must see movies: M*A*S*H, The Long Goodbye, The Player, Short Cuts, Gosford Park.
Interesting Links #3
November 21st, 2006
Here we go again:
- Inspiration resource par excellence: 100 beste Plakate
- A very nice set of illustrations by Alberto Cerriteño
- Very good and inspiring: Toxi’s images on flickr
kuler
November 17th, 2006
Adobe Labs has featured a couple of interesting applications and ideas in the last couple of months. And now here’s this:
Have you never been quite comfortable with the color theme of your homepage? Here’s a little help from Adobe Labs: kuler
kuler lets you create your own theme, publish it for others, and download it as Adobe Swatch Exchange file. It’s quite a nice tool, one of those that you have ever wanted.
Using DIVs to Simulate Framesets
October 31st, 2006
This tutorial will show you how to use DIVs to simulate a frameset. Framesets are often problematic in terms of accessibility, however, they provide a simple way to structure a web document visually. Using DIVs in a specific manner can help to achieve both, a clear visual structure and high accessibility.
See the result of this tutorial.
Required knowledge: XHTML, CSS, How to create a transparent GIF (or use the one provided).
Tested in:
Interesting Links #2
October 24th, 2006
- Want to see a stunning interface? Jonathan Yuen’s portfolio
- I saw on k10k today that Mr Gregory Durrell has updated his site. I had just added him in my Links section a few weeks ago and I must say, if I hadn’t done already, I would have to do it now, no doubt.
Oh, and update if you want to. Or change your browser you should…
