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Lunch vid joniska havet. ☀
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and tagged it with Kefalonia Lunch vid joniska havet. ☀
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This really saved my bacon the other day in a small Automator project I’m currently working on.
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Apple sold 17 million iPads during the quarter, the most the company has ever sold during a quarter.1
Well, obviously Apple has to create a smaller and cheaper tablet.
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Now Apple alone could pay the money and still have a sizable amount of cash left. That’s crazy!1
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I början av nittiotalet hittade Christian Gabel en samling bilder som av allt att döma verkar ha varit arbetsmaterial inför en planerad filmproduktion. Bilderna var daterade 1982 och målade upp scener som utspelar sig i ett postapokalyptiskt Karlstad.
(My translation:)
In the early nineties Christian Gabel found a collection of images which appeared to have been working-draft sketches for a movie. The pictures where marked as being from 1982 and showed scenes from a post-apocalyptic Karlstad (a medium-sized Swedish town).1
Now Christian has created a sort of soundtrack to this non-existing movie. It’s a beautiful synth soundtrack that’s inspired by the music from Blade Runner, The Escape from New York and similar movies.
I don’t know if the story of him finding pictures at a flea market is true or not, but it really doesn’t matter. The music, called Krater, is very beautiful and if you’re a fan of either vintage synth music, early eighties sci-fi movies or both you’ll likely love this.
Krater: Ett soundtrack av Christian Gabel till en film som aldrig gjordes from Karnhuset on Vimeo.
(via Reworked)
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It appears the new MacBook Air’s got a problem with transmitting via long VGA cables. A few days ago Christian Heilmann wrote:
I set up on stage, opened the shiny new expensive laptop, connected my VGA cable and saw some blue bars – that’s it. The new Macbook Air does not connect to projectors via VGA with long cables. We verified that with mine, Matt May’s and some other speaker’s Macbook Air in two rooms, with different cables, different connectors, projectors and all the settings we can think of. It seems the great shiny new Thunderbolt connection is good for file transfer but underpowered for projection.1
Lea Verou reported the same problem on twitter, but then found and reported the following a solution:
@LeaVerou: Apparently, the MacBook Air VGA problem is solved if you boot it with the adaptor connected! CC @codepo8 @robhawkes2
A lot of technical problems at my workplace is related to projectors and presentations. To accommodate old pc laptops a few of our lecture halls still has VGA as their main, or only, means of communication between computer and projector. Given the success of the MacBook Air it’s likely that this problem will arise a lot in the coming year or two. Therefore I’m writing it down here, for me to remember and for others to find.
Rebooting the computer with whatever cable links you to the projector already hooked up is usually a good thing to try whenever you get a problem like this, regardless of whether you’re using VGA or not and a new MacBook Air or not.3
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