Archive for May, 2005

On the move

Saturday, May 28th, 2005

We are today moving to our new apartment. After working on the new apartment for a month now we a finally on the way. As we will not have any internet connection for a while it will probably be quite slow here on the website. Well, off I go.

New digital home

Friday, May 20th, 2005

After running the this site on my home web server I have now moved to a professional host. When you see this message you are reading it from the Surftown servers. Hopefully everything will work fine after the DNS has changed. I made the decision after talking to my ISP, when we make our “real [...]

Order of content

Friday, May 20th, 2005

I’ve been thinking about the order of the different parts of a layout. I made some illustrations to make this a bit easier to grasp. The illustration shows a quite normal layout used on most websites today.

Top area, branding area and global navigation Local navigation, menu Main content Relative content and commercial banners Footer

This disposition must be one of [...]

Which one is correct?

Friday, May 20th, 2005

I had a discussion with some friends about having an background image in a link. I thought it would be an easy thing to do. Seems like it is not. The thing is that I am not sure which browser displays it correctly.

Here is two screenshoots, first IE then FF.

The corresponding HTML example can [...]

Musical baton

Thursday, May 19th, 2005

Robert passed the baton to me. Normally I do not read these things and do not pass them on, but what the heck.

Total Volume

Around 50 GB large archive of different kind of flavours. Mostly hip hop and electronic music.

Last CD (or digital music) Bought

Human after all, Daft Punk

Song Playing Right Now

Mostly shuffle on my iPod [...]

Human after all

Monday, May 16th, 2005

This weekend I bought my first legal music over the net. I tried the Apple/iTunes music store out and bought myself a nice electronic album, Human after all with Daft Punk.

The registration was a peace of cake and the one click feature almost maked me shiver, it was almost too easy to buy an album. [...]


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