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Category Archives: burudani
Simpsonize me!
(i love these aliens, also famous from the Iraq episode)
Ok, now that’s JKE in Springfield. Interesting. Try it!
“Githingithia” on Wikimapia
I just marked my good friend’s duka “Githingithia” on Wikimapia.
Wikimapia is a nice GoogleMaps Mashup, but I doubt it’ll be good enough to suite our need for a web-based project database.
Posted in burudani, maps
2 Comments
iCoffee
An RJ45 (network)? connector coming out of a coffee machine.
telnet <localhost> <23>
login coffemachine
pwd 0000
*click*
cd setup/mixtures
edit coffee_1
“5ml coffee” ==> “10ml coffee”
add “taste”
save
restart
Good coffee is very important.
Posted in burudani
3 Comments
encode, expose, discover
Among all the many smart ideas the N95 comes with, a rather unimportant little application caught my attention: the mobile code reader .
And according to Nokia’s BetaLabs, mobile codes are supposed to be “encoded, exposed and discovered”. This Symbian …