Monitoring Dalager

Sagde specialet, og jeg kiggede tilbage på det med et tomt forklaret blik.

Vi fik indbundet 6 eksemplarer af vores speciale i går morges.

Så skal der bare brændes nogle CD’ere med software. Men det er en detalje.
Så skal det hele afleveres mandag morgen. En anden detalje.
Så skal det forsvares 2. april. Og det er en helt andentredje detalje.

Essensen: Mmmmmmmm :-)

Titlen: “Aspect Oriented Programming in JBoss 4″.
For de langhårede er der indtil videre et abstract her. Når bæstet er afleveret, følger resten i pdf, ps, txt, mp3 og alle mulige andre tænkelige formater til mangfoldiggørelse for den sultende verden.

Nej, spøg til side.
Det er ikke det, de unge vil ha’…

Til de 14 kommentarer herunder:
Jeg er klar over, at dette her bryder konventionen for kommentartråde, men jeg kunne ikke nænne at bryde den perlekæde af velvilje herunder. Tak for tillykkerne :-).
Akav: det er præcist, det vi siger ovre i Jylland!
Plok: jeg er en af den slags mennesker, der altid kan finde noget at brokke sig over…
Yin: vacuum. Joeh, men min erfaring siger mig, at den slags lynhurtigt bliver fyldt ud. Lidt ligesom lavtrykket i vejrudsigten.
Jeppe: Man kan vist sige begge dele, det betyder det samme. Og jeg tror ligefrem at begge er blevet brugt i bibeloversættelser. Fuldbragt ser dog rigtigtnok ud til at være den mest gængse. Men jeg rokker mig ikke ;-)
Pollas & Emili: jeg ved ikke helt, hvad I har gang i. Men tak for bobcat, Anders ;-)

Joel on Software - Getting Your Resumé Read

Very soon I’ll be looking for a job. And here’s a few good hints on resumes.

But how many Danish companies would prefer no-paper job applications?

I have a feeling that paper still rules. For some reason.

New Year!

Checking out of the old and into the new.
Drinking a big glass of milk.
Waiting for my hair to dry.
Smoking a cigarette.
Listening to Diana Krall, “A Case of You” from “Live in Paris”:

You’re in my blood like holy wine
Taste so bitter and you taste so sweet
I could drink a case of you, Darling
And still be on my feet
And still be on my feet

Choosing between my two decent pairs of shoes. Campers win.
Behind me, a year of breaking up and moving on.
Before me, finishing university, getting a job and spring.
Piles of procrastinated stuff on my desk that should have been taken care of. And a box of mints, a Flaming Lips album and the remote control for my cd player.
In a few minutes I’ll be out the door.
I will return next year. Hopefully still on my feet ;-)

Take care!

Walking in the forests of my childhood I found a fox skull. After a day of bleaching, this is what she looks like, my foxy lady.

This is not morbid. This is nature. Now I’m just wondering what to do with her.

This is different from Copenhagen. The silence is almost loud. The cows just stood there in the sunset, waiting for me.

Saddam H. caught.

I can’t find any coverage of the event at all.
Links anyone?

;-)

[via all over the goddam place]

PS: Goddam: Used to express extreme displeasure, anger, or surprise.

No, not ‘No Discount Available’, but the Real Thing.

So here I am. Not able to say anything about what I did today. I signed a piece of paper afterwards. That’s ok to say, I guess.

Oh and I handed the Non Disclosure Agreement to mr. verture.net. But you won’t get anything out of him either, because he’s been NDA’ed himself, so that’s another dead end.

It’s about looking at technology. No. Not another word. They will get me somehow.

We are all wrapped in secrets and lies, no one being able to tell the difference.

I really must go. It’s not safe here. Don’t try to find me. I’ll find you.

The Museum of Anti-Alcohol Posters

Yuri Matrosovich has put them online. Very cool.

Alcoholism is not to be laughed at though.

[via Angermann]

Robert Crumb Art Gallery

Found this gallery. Lots of different things mixed together. We have sad we have sexy we have funny haha we have funny peculiar we have unfinished we have photographs and we have cow girls.

Go fetch.

Yesterday Tim Christensen played in Vega, supported by Grand Avenue.

Tim Christensen was a lot more rocky and noisy than i could have hoped for. Pulling of some good riffs and beautiful ballads he made me buy it — helped along by a very inspired audience. musik.dk review (in Danish)

Grand Avenue was IMHO a little too Cold Play and in a way it sounded like the same song written over and over again. But people liked them, and that was good and made them better.

I’m glad I went. Thanks go to my friend Christian who bought me the ticket for my birthday.

Bonus info: Tim Christensen splash page has a ‘hidden’ pixel — red on black… For a second I thought it was a dead pixel on my lcd screen but was relieved when i discovered the old-school secret but yet disclosed link to stats.