Again, Apple has introduced a fantastic new product: The Macbook Wheel! A revolutionary laptop with no keyboard and amazing battery life (thanks to the new Hummingbird technology). Goodbye keyboard, hello wheel!
Strangely enough, only The Onion’s reporters have seen it.
I’ve been quite busy for the last month or so, meaning that I have neglected my blog. Again. But hey, now it’s christmas and I’ve got loads of spare time for updating this blog. I guess I should get started then, but first – a little song.
This time it’s “Really wanna be in LA” by Eagles of Death Metal, one of my favourite bands (just listen to that Josh Homme-ish guitar!). There are two versions of the video for this song, a “normal” one with some fancy graphics, and then this one with the pins. Being a geeky engineering-student I picked the pins-version 
This summer I visited the Citromuseum in Castellane in France, because I had heard that it had one of the most complete collections of old Citroëns in the world. It was a fantastic experience, that I can strongly recommend anybody with a passion for beautiful french cars. These are some of the pics I took there. If you decide to go, you should know that there is very low light in the exhibition space. I took these photos with the cheap, but surprisingly well-performing 50 mm f/1.8 Canon EF lens and no flash. Feel free to use them as you like.
Why don’t we have tv like this in Denmark? Warning: The song will stick in your mind.
It’s been a long time. I know. To make it up to you, I promise to write two posts today. One about the progress at CIID, and then this one. So what will this post contain? Lots of awesomeness! Not in the sense of great writing or the recipe for the world’s best cookies, no. That’s too boring. Instead I will post a YouTube video by The Hives, it’s the song “Won’t be long” and it is just one of many many extremely cool songs by The Hives. Enjoy! I will.
is visiting twitter for the first time in 6 months
I stumbled upon this cheesy promo-song from somewhere back in 80’s. I must admit that it makes me miss my trusty old Amiga 500 even more. And the song keeps on playing in my head… Maybe Gates and Seinfeld could learn something here?
