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Wikipedia Blackout
18/01/2012
Rethinking stuff
28/03/2011A long-time interweb friend of mine wrote a lengthy forum reply to me on a forum about rethinking social media. And it was really, I mean really about properly rethinking social media. It began like this: "Mikko: You and/or your cohorts could code this up:[...]" thus I replied, thus realizing I had a blog post for my blog:Android - the honeymoon was already
05/02/2011
In fact it was over already before Christmas, when the initial enthusiasm over smudging the touchscreen and palying Angry Birds started to fade. I finally installed that notorious Samsung Kies-software's new version 2.0. So that is used to transfer data and sync the phone among other things. Well, at least it lives up to its reputation. Sure, I've used worse, but only slightly worse pieces of software. And just enough to find out once again that the data, meaning photos and empeethrees and…Professional Crastination
12/01/2011
Now that I've been an entrepreneur for two years, I guess I should make some kind of introspective deep probing retrospective analysis, which seems to be the thing to do at this phase. But I quite won't. I mean, (by Finnish law) sole proprietorship doesn't even have to make an annual report like a public company has to. I don't even read any sorts of entrepreneuring and success guides, as they only seem to help their authors to succeed at best, if even that. The most important books I've…Tools of the trade
10/01/2011
As a web designer, and a developer, I've come across some nifty apps for my line of work over the years and here's the essential tools of my trade. I'll start off with the one that gets started up first: no, not Photoshop, I am talking about when starting the development phase here. Nope, not Dreamweaver, either, although both of them are essential. First, I fire up the MAMP server. It is just awesome when I'm working on a site and don't want to work on an actual web server all the time and…Mac (and Windows) survival pack
04/01/2011
I'm sharing a few useful and essential utilities and small apps for Mac and some for Windows I've found useful over the years. They are mostly free, donationware, or shareware.I'll start off with Startup Sound. The Mac startup chime is nice and sounds great, but it get sold after a while, in fact, it gets old really quick and just generally annoys. And there's no way in the system prefs to set it off. StartupSound is a nifty 3rd party system extension that allows to mute the chime…


