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A friend just informed me that he cannot post comments on my blog. I checked and it turns out that no one can. Not even me.
In case you haven´t seen them, Apple has a whole series of Mac/PC ads.
Over at TrueNuff TV they have made a series of spoofs. Quite funny. Especially the one about networking…
And while we are at it, how about an instruction on how to dance disco - in Finnish?
I haven’t used Internet Explorer for quite a while, mainly for two reasons.
Today when I checked the stats for this blog I had to smile when I saw the percentages for the browsers at
Firefox 41 Internet Explorer 28 Safari 26
Not only is IE long way from #1, but also Safari is close on it’s heels. Good.
On the bottom end of the percentages we find
Camino 2 Opera 1 Mozilla 1 Konqueror 1
Two of which, Camino and Konqueror, I have never heard of? Are those flavours of Mozilla?
Over at Ripplecast you can watch a free tutorial on how to smoothen shaky pictures within Shake. Personally, I use iStabilize, which is amazingly simple to set up and use.
How many sound recordists does it take to change a light bulb?
Why would they care?
How many computers are there in our household, I wondered today. But before you start reading, make a quick guess.
Let’s start with the obvious ones: computers with a big screen, keyboard an mouse. Let me see, I have an office machine (iMac G5), my wife has an iBook. Then there’s also a MacMini, that isn’t doing anything at the moment. And an older G4 Power PC that is used for filmcapture from 8mm. At the same location a dedicated editing computer, which has 4 processors. Read the rest of this entry »
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