kategorie: etc ×

da­mit ich nächs­tes jahr wie @alexmatz­keit sa­gen kann wie vie­le fil­me ich das jahr über ge­guckt habe, no­tie­re ich mir ab jetzt al­les, was ich mir in an be­wegt­bild im fern­se­hen, kino und bild­schirm an­se­he: wir­res.net/ar­tic­le/ar­chi­ve/61/


iOS GPS log­ger and com­pass

felix schwenzel in notiert

aa­ron pare­cki’s (@aa­ronpk) iOS GPS log­ger works pret­ty well in con­junc­tion with com­pass. with one ex­cep­ti­on though: the un­der­ground.

i found com­pass in the foo­ter of aa­ron’s new te­le­graph web app, whe­re it’s lis­ted as part of the p3k suite. com­pass at p3k.io didn’t work though (it th­rew 500 er­rors). so i un­com­men­ted 2 li­nes in App­De­le­ga­te.m to use com­pass at com­pass.es­rip­dx.com in­s­tead of com­pass.p3k.io.

to make the app upload the lo­ca­ti­on data i had to add a wri­te to­ken that i got from com­pass.es­rip­dx.com/set­tings/[da­ta­ba­se name]. with tho­se hard­coded cre­den­ti­als the ios GPS log­ger sends it’s data to com­pass just fine.

nice work aa­ron, thanks a lot for ope­ning your tools to the pu­blic!


die­se dün­nen jah­res­end­zeit­fra­ge­bö­gen sa­gen ja vor al­lem:
„ich hab blog­dings schon ge­macht, als blogs noch in fin­ni­schen clubs spiel­ten!“

ich fand die schon doof, als blogs noch in fin­ni­schen clubs mit hoff­nung ein gros­ses ding zu wer­den ge­seg­net wa­ren. oh, und ein­mal hab ich mich hin­reis­sen las­sen.


#pa­ler­mo

(@sing­putt29.12.2015 13:58




I wish App­leTV let you rent any cur­rent in-thea­ters mo­vie for $40. Gi­ven the cost of 2 ti­ckets plus ba­by­sit­ter, it's a bar­gain for par­ents.

Matt Haug­hey (@matho­wie25.12.2015 5:12



kurz­kri­tik spect­re in ei­nem wort: dum­ment­behr­lichsinn­lo­s­kli­schee­haft.


sehr, sehr tol­le spät­be­sche­rung! dan­ke @jus­tusd!
(un­ten das neue tim-mäl­zer-buch, mal sehn ob’s ot­to­lenghi ab­lö­sen kann)


ganz her­vor­ra­gen­des weih­nachts­ge­schenk vom kind: caper­do­nich, 19 jah­re alte fass­ab­fül­lung mit spritz­be­steck, äh pi­pet­te zum leich­ten ver­dün­nen. schmeckt auch so hoch­pro­zen­tig (51,2% vol.) nicht zu hart, son­dern ex­trem aro­ma­tisch.


oh, da hat sich je­mand ver­mes­sen.


nou­vel­le cap­puc­ci­no art.





früh­stücks­si­tua­ti­on heu­te früh. nicht im bild: die drit­te kan­ne kaf­fee, die ich be­reits ge­trun­ken habe.


*

  Scar­folk Coun­cil: Christ­mas Ci­vil De­fence. Pu­blic In­for­ma­ti­on (1979)

Scar­folk Coun­cil:

By 1979, nu­clear war was de­e­med an im­mi­nent th­re­at. The pre­vious year the go­vern­ment had held a re­fe­ren­dum on whe­ther to have one and the ma­jo­ri­ty of Scar­folk re­si­dents vo­ted in fa­vour, lar­ge­ly be­cau­se they lik­ed the si­ren and thought it sound­ed fun­ny. They also vo­ted for the 3 mi­nu­te war­ning to be ex­ten­ded to 10 mi­nu­tes so that ol­der, frai­ler peo­p­le could get to their win­dows in time to see the in­iti­al flash and sub­se­quent mush­room cloud. A fes­ti­ve at­mo­sphe­re was ex­pec­ted and par­ty pop­pers sold out in an­ti­ci­pa­ti­on of the count­down and ex­plo­si­on.

sehr schö­nes, weih­nacht­li­ches mo­tiv, ge­fun­den bei thi­sisnt­hap­pi­ness.com.

die wi­ki­pe­dia sagt über scar­folk:

Scar­folk is a fic­tion­al nor­t­hern Eng­lish town crea­ted by wri­ter and de­si­gner Ri­chard Litt­ler, who is so­me­ti­mes iden­ti­fied as the town ma­yor. […]

Scar­folk, which is fo­re­ver lo­cked in the 1970s, is a sa­ti­re not only of that de­ca­de but also of con­tem­po­ra­ry events. It tou­ch­es on the­mes of to­ta­li­ta­ria­nism, sub­ur­ban life, oc­cul­tism & re­li­gi­on, school & child­hood, as well as so­cial at­ti­tu­des such as ra­cism and se­xism, and it fre­quent­ly blurs the li­nes bet­ween fact and fic­tion, hor­ror and co­me­dy.


weih­nachts­baum­si­tua­ti­on


#pain­ting #oil­pain­ting #art #in­sta­art #por­trait #ma­le­rei #öl­ma­le­rei #ar­tist #in­pro­gress

ka­tia (@ka­ti­as_bil­der16.12.2015 20:15