Features
Over time, I have written and coded a lot of stuff for my sites, and here I collect some of the junk that have been piling up. Parts of this material has just popped out of the top of my head - try to imagine that happening - and has been posted without editing and proofreading, and might seem a bit strange to some of you. You might even get a little scared. Just pretend you don't know me. Which you probably don't. The features are listed in chronological order.
10 000-days calculator
Gunnar Garfors is a guy I worked with when I was with the NRK. He is getting very close to his 30th birthday now, but he is still not a day over 28 mentally and uses every excuse he can find to consume some alcohol: His thrown all kinds of parties to celebrate things; a door-party, a refrigerator-party and a alcohol-party just to mention a few. Among his more imaginative ideas was the 10 000-day party that he held to celebrate that he'd made it through ten thousand days of life. To spread that marvelous idea around the world, I hereby bring you the 10 000-days calculator. Cheers!
Music: New Discoveries
I listen to a lot of internet radio stations at work and at home, mostly radio.wazee, and various channels from XRM Radio, Digitally Imported and Soma FM. I used to keep a list of new discoveries on my computer so I could check them out later, but since I'm now using seperate computers at work and at home, I needed some way of synchronizing these lists. The solution can be found here.
52 albums or burn!
A new year is a good time to start doing new things, so I decided to set in motion a rather ambitious project. It's somewhat inspired by Jason Kottke's 52 magazines or bust-project where he has got the bright idea to read a new magazine every week for a variety of reasons. I decided to listen to music instead.
Stories
(28.06.03) An ever-growing collection of short stories I'm writing when I've got nothing better to do. Calling it a "collection" is probably an insult to the term at the moment, but I'm hoping to do something about that in the near future.
Smash-a-Dell
(12.08.02) Once upon a time, there was a boy who needed a new computer. He turned to Dell. And Dell made his life miserable. Read on and weep, kids.
Code name Nina
(24.08.00) This is the story about a girl I studied with a few years back. Originally published over two years ago, it might still be an amusing read for some people. Read more about Code Name Nina.
The old Asian man on the bike
(30.03.00) Twice when I lived in Grimstad, I encountered an old Asian man on his bike. This is a little rant about him and old Asians in general. Read on about old Asian men on bikes.
