1. posted by seppe at 17:40 on November 29, 2002
A very sober and cool lighteffect!
2. posted by 990000 at 17:51 on November 29, 2002
sometimes it's amazing how far a little perpendicularity goes. nice how the curves contrast with the implied vertical line. also nice how the implied vertical almost creates a golden section.
3. posted by 990000 at 17:56 on November 29, 2002
oh, also nice how the explicit vertical on the left is telegraphed into the implied vertical on the right. there's also a nice perpendicular dialogue created by the lamp axis and the two verticals.
4. posted by huphtur at 01:27 on November 30, 2002
damn 99, it just an ikea lamp.
5. posted by 990000 at 03:28 on November 30, 2002
a smiling woman
the painting Mona Lisa
it is nothing more
the painting Mona Lisa
it is nothing more
6. posted by mados at 19:23 on November 30, 2002
But, drawing the Mona Lisa took about four years. ;-)
7. posted by milov at 21:03 on November 30, 2002
huphtur: and cheap too!
mados: Really? What I remember most from seeing the actual painting was how small it really was...
mados: Really? What I remember most from seeing the actual painting was how small it really was...
8. posted by 990000 at 21:05 on November 30, 2002
if something nice that takes four years to make is appreciated for four centuries, then another that takes four seconds to make should be appreciated for at least four minutes--not the milliseconds it takes to download on your underappreciated cable modem.
anyway, that wasn't my point. the point--now that i am forced to spell it out for you--is that there can be something more to a work of art than what you initially see.
pay attention to craftsmanship, not just novelty. look beyond what is "cool" and value timeless things like geometry, proportion, composition. read up on Michelangelo, Palladio or LeCorbusier and read about regulating lines (among other things). use your brain once in a while and stop watching so much TV. it'll turn you into a barbarian.
anyway, that wasn't my point. the point--now that i am forced to spell it out for you--is that there can be something more to a work of art than what you initially see.
pay attention to craftsmanship, not just novelty. look beyond what is "cool" and value timeless things like geometry, proportion, composition. read up on Michelangelo, Palladio or LeCorbusier and read about regulating lines (among other things). use your brain once in a while and stop watching so much TV. it'll turn you into a barbarian.
9. posted by mijnkopthee.nl,bob,Bob at 00:10 on December 01, 2002
Hey! i have two of those lamps!
10. posted by mados at 23:28 on December 01, 2002
milov: That's what Google says (search for 'mona lisa years').
990000: Good argumentation.
990000: Good argumentation.
11. posted by suejon at 18:27 on December 02, 2002
nice soft and sweet
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Amazing Discoveries (humor) [via sikkema.net]
1. posted by Mario at 03:19 on November 29, 2002
That's one of those stories that make me wonder where we're going to...
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1. posted by mados at 19:24 on November 30, 2002
If this isn't photoshoped, what's it?
2. posted by milov at 21:13 on November 30, 2002
Here's the original photo... does that help? ;-)
3. posted by mados at 23:33 on December 01, 2002
So it IS rotated and multiplied several times. Nice idea.
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Hard to believe, but we recently had the 1000th forumpost already...
| ¦ | ascii
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1. posted by theo at 16:03 on November 26, 2002
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2. posted by Eduardo at 17:58 on November 26, 2002
GLUB!
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3. posted by Mario at 03:47 on November 27, 2002
Ha! Here are big breasts: (oYo)
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1. posted by Eduardo at 19:33 on November 26, 2002
Cool efect! Newspaper photo.
2. posted by palla at 16:23 on November 27, 2002
break into fragments...nice.
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1. posted by poi at 20:53 on November 26, 2002
it makes me think to RISE by MindForce & pArk ( http://pouet.net/prod.php?which=1893 ) but in real life ^__^
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Here are some recent attempts at new iambald numbers that I got bored with and didn't finish. Moz/IE5+ req. as usual:
- 112-dashedspotlight.html
- 112-dragmulti.html (drag paths with mouse)
- 112-twoletters.html
- blockslide.html
Update:
Pleasant surprise, they even work in the new Opera 7 beta. Object-detection DOM-complient coding (rather than browser-agent-detection) pays off...
- 112-dashedspotlight.html
- 112-dragmulti.html (drag paths with mouse)
- 112-twoletters.html
- blockslide.html
Update:
Pleasant surprise, they even work in the new Opera 7 beta. Object-detection DOM-complient coding (rather than browser-agent-detection) pays off...
1. posted by Eric at 21:08 on November 25, 2002
first one's the best
2. posted by Kapp at 23:36 on November 25, 2002
dragmulti is fantastic!
Milo sei grande!
Milo sei grande!
3. posted by 23JUL at 02:36 on November 26, 2002
http://milov.nl/code/dhtml/112-dragmulti.html
Cool, reminds me of thinking about visualizing a musictracker without fixed pattern rows. Like a neurotic hihat is a very short path from left to right and below that, drawing a path for the bassdrum somewhat longer. Drawing a vertical path through those other paths should on collission for example exclude playing the sample, so there is a break in a monotonous beat or some other function applied to it..
Never mind.
Cool, reminds me of thinking about visualizing a musictracker without fixed pattern rows. Like a neurotic hihat is a very short path from left to right and below that, drawing a path for the bassdrum somewhat longer. Drawing a vertical path through those other paths should on collission for example exclude playing the sample, so there is a break in a monotonous beat or some other function applied to it..
Never mind.
4. posted by Jan! at 09:56 on November 27, 2002
<span style="text-decoration: line-through;">Object-detection</span> DOM-compliant coding
<del>Object detection</del> <ins datetime="200211270957">HTML-compliant coding</ins>
<del>Object detection</del> <ins datetime="200211270957">HTML-compliant coding</ins>
5. posted by milov at 11:08 on November 27, 2002
wow, <del> and <ins>, never even saw those before...
6. posted by Jan! at 20:35 on November 28, 2002
Yay! An idea for my blog-to-be! :-)
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1. posted by Eduardo at 12:35 on November 25, 2002
Hmmmm.. Gelatines! ;-)
2. posted by Mario at 03:16 on November 26, 2002
Hello, Dolly
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"funky caching" is what I usually try to do too on templated php-powered sites; generating static pages on access rather than on saving of data simply makes a lot more sense once you're used to it.
Although the concept of using a custom 404 php-script hadn't occured to me yet: checking if the appropriate static copy exists and the optional generating occurs in one main index.php. [via kryogenix.org]
Although the concept of using a custom 404 php-script hadn't occured to me yet: checking if the appropriate static copy exists and the optional generating occurs in one main index.php. [via kryogenix.org]
1. posted by poi at 01:55 on November 25, 2002
Great idea.
If the amount of user types is reasonably low "funky caching" could even provide a certain "baked page" according to the rights of the user. And only "fried pages" to the Administrators.
If the amount of user types is reasonably low "funky caching" could even provide a certain "baked page" according to the rights of the user. And only "fried pages" to the Administrators.
2. posted by milov at 11:10 on November 25, 2002
What I do is I check all parameters that might influence the output of a script (entry, date, tmpl, logged-in-status etc.), combine them into a unique filename, and then check if a static copy with that filename exists; if not, generate it.
3. posted by poi at 12:26 on November 25, 2002
I rather had in mind to keep the filename simple and to store the variants of the static pages in seperated folders and then simply readfile() the right static page if you don't want to show your "funky folders name" to the users.
But basically that's the idea, and it's simple, elegant and efficient, I LOVE it.
But basically that's the idea, and it's simple, elegant and efficient, I LOVE it.
4. posted by milov at 13:28 on November 25, 2002
Oh definitely. This filename that I'm generating stays hidden to the user... you don't want to uglify your urls too much. For example, the hidden filename for this page is milov_php2070780107_tmpl1036941578_login1_comments1782.txt
(also taking into account the lastmodified date of php-scripts and templates).
(also taking into account the lastmodified date of php-scripts and templates).
5. posted by milov at 13:29 on November 25, 2002
or milov_php2070780107_tmpl1036941578_login0_comments1782.txt for you :)
6. posted by Tim at 15:08 on January 20, 2003
don't overlook another awesome aspect to this hack that I use all the time in Vignette based site - it's called OID overstuffing - basically, you stuff parameters into the url BEFORE the .html or whatever your extension is. Use something like | or @ to separate the variables. Then your template does a split on the special character. So a url might end like this "/weather_framework@worldview@rome.html" This way you get a docroot full of generated files that can be fully cached, and still pass multiple parameters to the template.
7. posted by Prohor at 01:17 on October 09, 2006
Hello+people%21+Nice+site%21+
8. posted by Katie at 06:39 on October 09, 2006
Very cool design! Useful information. Go on!u
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blue artwork in Delft
1. posted by mark at 13:44 on November 24, 2002
Nice, strong images. Are you doing this with a digital camera or with an older camera? [analogue camera, I suppose, though I like 'chemical camera']
2. posted by milov at 14:25 on November 24, 2002
All digital, all the time :). I have never even owned a 'chemical' camera myself. (And don't really plan to, considering most photographic film has a gelatin coating.)
3. posted by huphtur at 18:15 on November 24, 2002
so wait.. yur saying takin film foto is not vegan?
4. posted by milov at 18:32 on November 24, 2002
Definitely not vegan, and since gelatin is made from *dead* animals, I wouldn't want to use it, as a vegetarian.
5. posted by Eduardo at 11:26 on November 25, 2002
YEARK! I did! I ate gelatin yesterday at lunch! :-) (I think was a duck, I hear something like "QUAC" when I was eating it)
6. posted by milov at 11:50 on November 25, 2002
did some Googling...
http://www.snopes.com/food/ingredient/jello.htm
Gelatin is made from "bones, skins, and hides of cows and pigs".But hey, at least it doesn't contain hooves... :-0
http://www.snopes.com/food/ingredient/jello.htm
Gelatin is made from "bones, skins, and hides of cows and pigs".But hey, at least it doesn't contain hooves... :-0
7. posted by Eduardo at 12:30 on November 25, 2002
So... what it they say! No hooves.. but! :-/ WAHHHH!!!
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Reading Slow Wave dreamtoons (again).
1. posted by mijnkopthee.nl,bob,Bob at 22:24 on November 23, 2002
Now, that's odd.. Not that there's anything wrong with odd, though.
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1. posted by huphtur at 23:03 on November 22, 2002
have ya ever tried drawing with long exposure?
2. posted by milov at 19:28 on November 23, 2002
You're thinking of http://www.pipslab.nl/graf/ ?
Sure, but my camera has no real long exposure setting, so I don't get any further than a partial first letter ;)
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Sure, but my camera has no real long exposure setting, so I don't get any further than a partial first letter ;)
AGAINST THE REALITY - big side-scrolling page of pretty designs and graphics... [via Uren.Dagen.Nachten]
By the way, do you ever use the recent older entries list (scroll down)?
1. posted by poi at 17:20 on November 20, 2002
yep. That's a quick alternative to the Archive when you wish to check some recent news.
2. posted by Jan! at 17:40 on November 20, 2002
Ditto... In fact, I used it an hour ago to find the kohina link again.
3. posted by Jan! at 17:41 on November 20, 2002
I hate having to say ditto in English when it's dito in Latin (and in Dutch). But then again, why do I bother?
4. posted by Mario at 03:21 on November 21, 2002
o'course! It's the best way to keep in touch with the not-so-new-nor-so-old-news.
5. posted by Eduardo at 11:33 on November 21, 2002
No. It will be the first time. ;-)
Ja. I use it sometimes when I do the "sweepings" of the week.
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Ja. I use it sometimes when I do the "sweepings" of the week.
1. posted by Eduardo at 15:39 on November 20, 2002
Hey.. was you here in the Itajaí Shopping Center! ;-)
http://www.melim.com.br/~marcos/quersaber/20000925_1709_0.jpg
http://www.melim.com.br/~marcos/quersaber/20000925_1709_0.jpg
2. posted by milov at 15:42 on November 20, 2002
Yes! Did you see me? :)
3. posted by Eduardo at 20:39 on November 20, 2002
I don´t know your face.. how can I recognize u? :-/
4. posted by milov at 20:50 on November 20, 2002
I'm the one taking pictures of escalators, heheh...
5. posted by Eduardo at 11:28 on November 21, 2002
:-) We was there in diferent time then! Coundn´t see someone doing it. Well I just see a guy dizzy with a "olympus" in hands... that´s you? :-)
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1. posted by Rowan at 23:40 on November 20, 2002
De graffiti maakt de foto extra mooi!
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1. posted by huphtur at 00:02 on November 19, 2002
blair witch project?
2. posted by low at 08:35 on November 19, 2002
Which blair project?
3. posted by Eduardo at 11:16 on November 19, 2002
I´d say the same! :-)
Now we know wy your SCSI disk was doesn´t working... things of the witch!
Now we know wy your SCSI disk was doesn´t working... things of the witch!
4. posted by Rowan at 23:42 on November 20, 2002
Knibbel knabbel knuisje .
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The server is back online after being down during most of the day... so if you happened to send me an email today, send it again. And if you didn't, send me some mail anyway. :)
1. posted by low at 23:07 on November 18, 2002
What? Not enough spam in your inbox already? ;-)
2. posted by milov at 23:18 on November 18, 2002
well, with today's outage, i'm running a bit behind...
3. posted by Armin at 20:38 on November 19, 2002
Why should I send you a mail when I can send you a message here? ;-)
4. posted by Armin at 20:38 on November 19, 2002
Or even two...
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Two Liners Art Gallery - minimal coding on the MSX.
1. posted by Eduardo at 11:24 on November 18, 2002
Capivara (Indian Name) is also knew here in Brasil.
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Two Grand Theft Auto parodies:
- Grand Theft Winona at The Joy of Tech
- Grand Theft America at Bob the Angry Flower
- Grand Theft Winona at The Joy of Tech
- Grand Theft America at Bob the Angry Flower
1. posted by yahoo.com,shanestl22,shane st. laurent at 21:57 on April 03, 2005
i like to eat llamas
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Phew... Downloading (almost) all mp3s of (almost) all Internet based labels on the thinner links page. Yay tabbed browsing!
1. posted by huphtur at 05:32 on November 17, 2002
1. Teleport pro rools.
2. I find the GUI for tabbed browsing to have a very bad user experience. they should move the X (to close a tab) to the actual tab. not all the way to the right. makes more sense to be on the tab. dunnit?
2. I find the GUI for tabbed browsing to have a very bad user experience. they should move the X (to close a tab) to the actual tab. not all the way to the right. makes more sense to be on the tab. dunnit?
2. posted by db at 09:03 on November 17, 2002
it's for when you want to close 6 consecutive tabs at once and leave the last three. 6 quick clicks and it's done.
3. posted by milov at 11:47 on November 17, 2002
I use Ctrl+W to close Tabs... Same keycombo I've been using to close IE windows since way back when.
Also, if you have 25 tabs open, you don't want an X taking up space on each tiny tab :)
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Also, if you have 25 tabs open, you don't want an X taking up space on each tiny tab :)
fifteen.be - 'de bots' - deel 1 van een nieuwe cartoonreeks. [via Karma Universe]
I managed to convert some ancient MSX .PIC graphics of mine into .GIFs.
Filedate: 1990-06-21
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Filedate: 1990-06-21
1. posted by teddybwear at 09:36 on November 17, 2002
is it necessary to convert them? how about just using Print Screen and photoshop or something :D
2. posted by milov at 11:45 on November 17, 2002
Well sure, if I could get the old MSX Design program to run in an emulator, but I was never able to.
3. posted by koert at 10:42 on November 18, 2002
Nice. :) Do you know if there is an msx emulator that completely works somewhere?
4. posted by milov at 11:20 on November 18, 2002
my fave emulator at the moment is paraMSX:
http://my.dreamwiz.com/sharksym/
http://my.dreamwiz.com/sharksym/
5. posted by Rob at 11:50 on May 18, 2003
Milo,
Ik heb de MSX Design programma werkend in een MSX-emulator, maar het lukt me niet om daarin de *.PIC plaatjes op te roepen.
Hoe( waarmee ) heb jij ze omgezet?
Of: hoe krijg je ze ueberhaupt op het PC-scherm?
Rob
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Ik heb de MSX Design programma werkend in een MSX-emulator, maar het lukt me niet om daarin de *.PIC plaatjes op te roepen.
Hoe( waarmee ) heb jij ze omgezet?
Of: hoe krijg je ze ueberhaupt op het PC-scherm?
Rob
Minimum Security - online comic. Love the facial expressions in the last panel of this one. [via Guide to ease]
night shot, Equalized and Inverted.
1. posted by Stu at 15:46 on November 15, 2002
That is weird! (But v. cool!) ;-)
2. posted by huphtur at 19:15 on November 15, 2002
looks like some sort of goth painting
3. posted by milov at 21:37 on November 15, 2002
heh. now that you mention it, indeed.
4. posted by Rowan at 18:47 on November 16, 2002
joy division achtig tafereel.
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1. posted by teddybwear at 11:20 on November 16, 2002
hmm quiet road. light trails only work well taken on busy streets with non-stop traffic.
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Saw one of these in my referrers: Random Personal Picture Finder - searching Google Images for standard digicam-output filenames. [via Karma Universe]
Listening to: kohina - old school game and demo music radio [via 990000]
-1
1. posted by huphtur at 19:03 on November 14, 2002
9
2. posted by 23JUL at 19:44 on November 14, 2002
3. posted by Eric at 21:05 on November 14, 2002
For a minute I thought you were referencing the old 8 IamBald page..
4. posted by low at 23:14 on November 14, 2002
6
5. posted by mijnkopthee.nl,bob,Bob at 00:14 on November 15, 2002
5! (is this a game? am i missing something?)
6. posted by mijnkopthee.nl,bob,Bob at 00:15 on November 15, 2002
hmm.. apparently it doesn't work that way.. i could've sworn i saw it say '7' eerlier this afternoon..
7. posted by low at 00:21 on November 15, 2002
3! :-)
8. posted by 23JUL at 03:09 on November 15, 2002
23
9. posted by huphtur at 03:19 on November 15, 2002
666?
10. posted by Mario at 03:25 on November 15, 2002
10
11. posted by Low at 09:56 on November 15, 2002
I knew it! -1!
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ugly :(
pretty :)
document.myForm.myInput.value
document.someImage.srcpretty :)
document.forms['myForm'].elements['myInput'].value
document.images['someImage'].src1. posted by avoid.org,void,void at 21:06 on November 14, 2002
You are so right! It's like comparing XHTML to HTML. Maybe it's time for XJavascript?
2. posted by Eric at 21:06 on November 14, 2002
Wrong
Less code = pretty
Less code = pretty
3. posted by Mario at 03:29 on November 15, 2002
If it works, that's ok.
The goals sometimes justify the ways.
The goals sometimes justify the ways.
4. posted by Jan! at 12:10 on November 17, 2002
>Wrong
>Less code = pretty
Less code == more prone to errors
<form name="search">
<h2><img name="search" src="search.gif" alt="Search!"></h2>
<p id="search">This is a search form</p>
</form>
'document.search', say you?
>Less code = pretty
Less code == more prone to errors
<form name="search">
<h2><img name="search" src="search.gif" alt="Search!"></h2>
<p id="search">This is a search form</p>
</form>
'document.search', say you?
5. posted by Liorean at 14:07 on November 20, 2002
The document.<formName>.<elementName> syntax instead of document.forms[<formName>].element[<elementName>] was one of the worst mistakes made at Netscape in creting the language - and Microsoft didn't make it especially much better.
How should you handle a form named "forms" with a child element named "forms", for instance? document.forms["forms"].elements["forms"] is the full format - but does document.forms["forms"] not reference by short form the element at the same time it by full form referece the form? Or how about an element with the id "all" in IE?
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How should you handle a form named "forms" with a child element named "forms", for instance? document.forms["forms"].elements["forms"] is the full format - but does document.forms["forms"] not reference by short form the element at the same time it by full form referece the form? Or how about an element with the id "all" in IE?
a little off-the-tv photo fun...
1. posted by Eduardo at 10:36 on November 14, 2002
Who´s there? (TV)
2. posted by low at 19:56 on November 14, 2002
That'll be Chris...
3. posted by Tuuur at 14:12 on November 15, 2002
I think it's a shame Chris doesn't play guitar in this song.
4. posted by steph at 13:00 on March 19, 2005
i think this song is amazing and i cant wait till i go see them!!
5. posted by hotmail.com,kikihol1000,kiki at 23:50 on September 17, 2005
i love this band i listen to them every day!!!;)
6. posted by JEFF B. at 03:01 on September 27, 2005
Audioslave is one of the best bands ever! Every member of the band are so incredibly talented. Bar far my favorite.
7. posted by jamie at 21:02 on December 13, 2005
this band rock! i luv this song n listen 2 it all the time
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1. posted by Eduardo at 18:51 on November 13, 2002
Sun here rain there.. That´s the globe!:-)
2. posted by milov at 21:58 on November 13, 2002
They both make for interesting photos ;)
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1. posted by Raoul at 23:56 on November 11, 2002
[added]
2. posted by huphtur at 00:15 on November 12, 2002
[google cached]
3. posted by milov at 14:36 on November 12, 2002
[acknowledged]
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1. place camera on ground
2. click
1. posted by joey at 15:52 on November 12, 2002
click!
2. posted by Eduardo at 17:55 on November 12, 2002
Great! I can feel the asfalt.
3. posted by milov at 21:52 on November 12, 2002
Try it too... placing the camera on the road also sometimes creates a peculiar landscape where tiny pebbles become giant boulders.
4. posted by Eduardo at 09:59 on November 13, 2002
Okay..I´ll do it and tell you.
5. posted by Daniel Yada at 17:25 on March 22, 2005
the spot from where the picture is takes from is actually a 5 store cargarage, me and my friends like to chill there, if nodoby in the surrounding neighborhood has a probnlem with it we'd like to make a mansion out of it :)
6. posted by Milo at 17:35 on March 22, 2005
Actually the spot was right in front of said garage... I personally haven't had the desire to break into it yet :)
It's been abandoned for ages though; I thought they were going to blow it up along with the other building that had to go to make room for this parking lot.
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It's been abandoned for ages though; I thought they were going to blow it up along with the other building that had to go to make room for this parking lot.
1. posted by low at 23:27 on November 11, 2002
How very Warhol!
2. posted by Mario at 04:03 on November 13, 2002
Meow
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1. posted by Tuuur at 10:41 on November 12, 2002
"woe woe woe your boat" I like... http://www.gapingvoid.com/graphics/batch46.gif
2. posted by hugh macleod at 22:04 on November 14, 2002
i like it too. then again i wrote it.
actually, you're the first person who said they liked that one, so whaddya know? best, Hugh
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actually, you're the first person who said they liked that one, so whaddya know? best, Hugh
spot the connection to the photo below...
1. posted by petern at 16:45 on November 10, 2002
I can see it :)
2. posted by william at 04:13 on December 07, 2002
milov its time for a new layout!
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sidewalk, rodenrijselaan rotterdam
1. posted by hotmail.com,rhornstra,Roel at 12:25 on November 09, 2002
Dit is m'n eerste bezoek aan deze site. Verwarrend geheel, maar wel origineel. En ja, dan zie ik dus die foto hierboven: de rodenrijselaan. Tot voor kort kon ik vanuit mijn huis ongeveer hetzelfde plaatje schieten. Inmiddels verhuisd. Mooi plekje in Rdam hoor, lekker dicht bij de seksshop. :-P
2. posted by Owentje at 13:00 on November 09, 2002
mooi hoor...gelijk zo'n sfeer erbij. deze is vanochtend genomen? want ik besloot ook maar om ipv de bus lekker met de benewagen naar het centrum te lopen, om onderweg nog ff een oliebol te kopen. zonnetje op me kop, walkman op, oliebol in me hand en girlee in de andere. geluk zit vaak in simpele dingen. :)
3. posted by Mario at 20:45 on November 09, 2002
Nice neighborhood to take a walk.
4. posted by low at 04:14 on January 25, 2003
Nice neighborhood to go to work... ;-)
5. posted by low at 04:19 on January 25, 2003
Uhm, dit is raar. Ik zie net dat deze entry van novemver vorig jaar is. Hoe ben ik dan in godsnaam hier terecht gekomen?? 'k Kijk bijna nooit in de archieven en heb dat nu ook niet gedaan. Snap er niets meer van... Maar goed, 't is ook al laat... :-)
6. posted by low at 04:20 on January 25, 2003
Jezus! NovemBer! Gawd!
Drank maakt meer kapot dan je lief is.
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Drank maakt meer kapot dan je lief is.
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Again with the css borders and the animating and the random...
The
Again with the css borders and the animating and the random...
The
border-style:inset; actually looks rather different in Mozilla than in Internet Explorer, so try it in both. I kinda prefer the chunky 3D way IE renders them...1. posted by poi at 00:27 on November 09, 2002
funny ^_^
it would be cool to interact with the mouse
it would be cool to interact with the mouse
2. posted by [unknown] at 12:10 on November 09, 2002
nice effect! By the way, what's the meaning of 'inset'?
3. posted by ninnx at 00:26 on December 27, 2006
aaaaah lotus seed lotus seed!
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1. posted by araphor at 17:15 on November 08, 2002
Is dit het nieuwe toekomstige NUTS gebouw op Laakhaven? Het lijkt er erg veel op. Maar lijken alle in aanbouw zijnde gebouwen niet op elkaar? ;)
2. posted by suejon at 23:13 on November 10, 2002
i love these colors.
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The source code of this weblog is actually its own rss feed, meaning no need for separate html/xml output. [via Keith Devens]
1. posted by user007 at 22:13 on October 22, 2006
Can I get a simplified version of this for my site that I have a blog for me personal friends?
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1. posted by Eduardo at 21:01 on November 07, 2002
Is it a Tunnel? B&W was great here.
2. posted by milov at 21:06 on November 07, 2002
Train station.
I think it's pretty cool how i can post a photo and get a comment all the way from Brazil less than 3 minutes later... :)
I think it's pretty cool how i can post a photo and get a comment all the way from Brazil less than 3 minutes later... :)
3. posted by JW at 21:26 on November 07, 2002
It's station Rijswijk isn't it?
4. posted by Mario at 03:42 on November 08, 2002
Hey, Milov, there's another brazilian here with you. I stop by everyday.
5. posted by Eduardo at 11:22 on November 08, 2002
About comements in 3 min,. later:
MAGIC! The power of mind. hmmmmm...
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MAGIC! The power of mind. hmmmmm...
- openchallenge :: The Slashdot Effect Analysed
- Web Servers, Earthquakes, and the Slashdot Effect
Ondertussen ontdekt Mijnkopthee dat er ook een nu.nl effect bestaat.
- Web Servers, Earthquakes, and the Slashdot Effect
Ondertussen ontdekt Mijnkopthee dat er ook een nu.nl effect bestaat.
Wow, I just came across a
<font>-tag in a script of my own from december 2000. Possibly the last time I ever used one...
1. posted by palla at 15:59 on November 06, 2002
architectural object, like a column of Greek temple.
I like it.
I like it.
2. posted by seppe at 20:06 on November 06, 2002
Me too, and the color effect is also very nice!
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42 slides of PHP tips by Rasmus Lerdorf (.pdf) [via php.weblogs.com]
Usability Must Die.com - thoughtful Nielsen-bashing. [via xBlog]
P01.org - 3D Tomb II Engine Demo and more Javascript trickery at OZONE Asylum.
1. posted by Tuuur at 13:09 on November 04, 2002
I think #23 (View Source: View the syntax coloured source of a page, without having to view it in Notepad) isn't particularly a feature. You can't do anything with the 'view source'-option of Mozilla other than view. In IE, besides viewing you can edit the document and save it locally.
2. posted by poi at 14:34 on November 05, 2002
I like both Mozilla and IE. But Mozilla isn't safe of vulnerabilities, see http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/55/27934.html and http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/known-vulnerabilities.html
3. posted by milov at 01:33 on November 06, 2002
True, but I think Moz bugs get fixed quicker.
http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=2641
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http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=2641
It's been over a year since I've been here. I only bought my digital camera right before I graduated and never really took the opportunity to photograph the photogenic outside before.
1. posted by Low at 17:35 on November 04, 2002
Thank god we're not there anymore...
2. posted by Eduardo at 20:10 on November 05, 2002
:-).. Nice Build Millo and "Low".
Luckyboy are you, I study and work in an university... I´m meaning to live in the Campus! HAHAHA
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Luckyboy are you, I study and work in an university... I´m meaning to live in the Campus! HAHAHA
1. posted by palla at 14:29 on November 03, 2002
melted landscape...nice.
2. posted by milov at 21:10 on November 03, 2002
how-to: place a half-filled plastic water bottle in front of the window.
3. posted by Eduardo at 10:23 on November 04, 2002
It´s a flood? :-) Nice idea in this pic!
4. posted by Martijn at 21:06 on November 04, 2002
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Some more photos of our office rabbit.
1. posted by teddybwear at 18:31 on November 02, 2002
I LIKE!!!
2. posted by Nate at 02:18 on November 03, 2002
Could you take some photos of the office bunny with some pancakes on it's head?
3. posted by seppe at 14:19 on November 03, 2002
How cute! ;-)
4. posted by Martijn at 21:12 on November 04, 2002
We sure gonna miss him when he leaves :(
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Newsradio quote of the day:
Dave (joking): "Hey I didn't just sign for a stolen jeep, did I, Radar?"
Beth: "Dave, I don't watch Star Trek."
Dave (joking): "Hey I didn't just sign for a stolen jeep, did I, Radar?"
Beth: "Dave, I don't watch Star Trek."
1. posted by Ruben at 23:41 on November 01, 2002
And Beth probably neither likes the mashed potatoes Radar loves so much.
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gamebutton arcade - tiny playable Javascript games contained within html form buttons! [via Boing Boing]
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analog: "burning photos" = destroying (with fire)
digital: "burning photos" = preserving (on cd-r)
1. posted by noel at 01:23 on December 01, 2002
2. posted by Tuuur at 16:47 on December 02, 2002