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The skating rink is closed, and so is the season
lees verderWhile Ireen and Sven are becoming world champions in Calgary, the season in Eindhoven is already over. Wednesday was the last time on the ice for a few months and as a nice last training, we did a 10 kilometers, or 25 rounds.
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Fluids: My First OS X Application release
lees verderHooray! I actually managed today to get my [visualization]/studie/2006/03/05/visualization-1.html) compiled and running under Mac OS X. It wasn’t that hard after all, just finding the right libraries to include.
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FOSDEM 2007
lees verderThe nice people at FOSDEM recorded their main talks and put them online, sadly without giving a playlist, so you have to click each link each time you want to play something.
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Ehrensenf & RSS
lees verderVery few of you might have noticed that Ehrensenf I mentioned yesterday doesn’t offer a RSS feed with enclosures, so you can’t add it to your favorite podcatcher (go Democracy!!!) for automatic downloading of new episodes.
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Ehrensenf
lees verderAs a regular Rocketboom viewer, I was introduced in December to the german show Ehrensenf (ES) (anagram of Fernsehen, or television), which I since then catch daily, too.
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Icelandic euros?
lees verderAn article titled Icelandic euros sold on eBay in Morgunblaðið caught my attention today.
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The genitive is in grave danger
lees verderIndo-European languages all had this beautiful case system with at least four base cases, nomenative, accusative, dative and genitive (which is the Icelandic order) and usually a few more.
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Speed skating and the goal for the end of this season
lees verderHmm… today, I heard we’re supposed to do 30 rounds (without rest) in less than an hour by the end of the season… That’s next month by the way.
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U2 - Stay (Faraway, So Close!)
lees verderI was pointed to this U2 music video (transcoded to h.264) yesterday.
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Steve Jobs on DRM
lees verderIn response to the European countries which are starting to take action against the closed-off DRM software by Apple called FairPlay, Steve Jobs personally responded with an open letter to the European government and the music industry titled Thoughts on Music on the website of the computer company.