Slashdot is a running an interesting story about the issue of losing digital media with private files, like photographs, and about someone else using it when found. It links to the blog (with the cool name “I Found Some Of Your Life”) of the guy, who found a CompactFlash (or something similar) with 227 images … Continue reading Why You Should Never Lose Your Digital Media
If you have been seeing lots of bearded and moustached guys lately and thinking of growing your own facial hair, but don’t know what design you should go for, I can give you some help here. Apparently, lots of people with beards and moustaches are gathering together very often to have some kind of contest. … Continue reading World Beard and Moustache Championships
Olga and I went to RIO cinema to watch “I, Robot” today. It is a much hyped film about robots getting too smart and not following three laws of robotics (1. Don’t harm people. 2. Obey people, unless orders conflict with law 1. 3. Self preserve, unless conflict with laws 1 and 2.) Many people … Continue reading I, Robot
Olga and I just watched “The whole ten yards“. It’s so good that we didn’t pay a penny to see it, because it wasn’t worth one. As much as I like the first movie, this sequel is horrible. Let me stop for a second on major sucking points. Story sucked. Acting sucked. Most of the … Continue reading The whole ten yards
Lev reminded me about of something I’ve long time forgotten – drawing art of Herluf Bidstrup. Bidstrup is very well known for his comics, stories in pictures, graphical anecdotes, and caricatures. The beauty of his masterpieces is that they are equally interesting to people of all ages, nationalities, and epochs. There are many websites with … Continue reading Herluf Bidstrup