Jeg har de seneste par uger rodet en del med Drupal. Det startede vidst efter lidt omtale i TWiT, og efter et par after og lidt roden rundt, er jeg begyndt at forstå lidt om hvordan det hænger sammen og fungerer. Det er lidt et monster at tæmme, men måske ender det med at være motoren bag dette site… hvem ved?
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It’s been a growing trend among strong brands to open stores on prestigious places to promote and show case their products. Some companies however does it a lot better than others… and so far Apple takes the number one place from my point of view. Last week we went to London and while browsing around town, we passed by the Apple store on Regent Street. Just as so many other brand stores it’s a cool looking spacious place – nothing really different there.
Man kan ikke være heldig hver gang. Vi er ellers gået i gang med at få fremkaldt (et udvalg af) de seneste par års digitale billeder i papirkopier, så vi har lidt at sætte i album – nogle gange er det bare nemmere end at vise de digitale frem. Vi har brugt et par forskellige steder (alt efter hvor prisen pr print var under 50 øre pr billede), men hos El-Giganten gik det galt. Det startede egenligt meget godt. Samme procedurer som øvrige online fremkaldere – upload billeder, få bekræftelses mail og få mail når ordren er produceret… og så gik det galt.
Shopping in our (almost) local IKEA is a pain – it’s just too small to house all the stuff the want to sell. Despite this, we went a bought a bed for our guestroom. It was crowded and a Citröen C4 just isn’t build for bulky packages. Anyway we loaded the packages into the car, got it home and was ready for the IKEA challenge. 3D puzzles are fun, but they was probably invented by someone unaware off the IKEA way of buying furniture. Even with the little instruction booklet (with draws only; no words to guide you) you can still waste hours and hours trying to but the thing together.