It’s cold and winter in Copenhagen - but as it was one of the last days to try a ride in the Wheel of Copenhagen before it’s gone, we decided to go.
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It’s that time of the year once again, and while the weather outside isn’t quite as white (in Denmark) as I would have hoped for, it’s probably safer for the many people travling to meet friends and family these days. Have a Merry Christmas.
Selling images on iStockPhoto is a funny. Usually I’ve seen a slight increase from month to month, but during the summer this year, the curve has been decreasing to an all time low in September.
Well the past two months have been really good and while the monthly income hasn’t reached the spring levels, things are looking up it seems - Which is good as I bought a new Nikon D300s and just order a new (i)Mac.
De seneste par år har det været fast tradition, at tage i dyrehaven og se Hubertus jagten (wikipedia). I 2009 lå den første November, og selvom det var noget koldt og blæsende, så var det alligevel hyggeligt. Her er et par billeder fra dagen.
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Every so often I’d like to save something as a PDF for future reference. Most often it’s webpages (for my own use), but also other things like documents, spreadsheets and other stuff for distribution in a format which – most likely – is readable by anyone.
It turned out, that using Ubuntu, creating a PDF is pretty straight forward as long as the content is printable. While I do seem to have tried it earlier without any luck, in Ubuntu 9.04 (maybe earlier versions and maybe other Linux distributions), making a PDF of anything is just a matter of choosing “File” -> “Print” and then choosing the printer “Print to file”. Here you have the option to either print to a Postscript file or a PDF. Isn’t that nice.