Posts from year 2007

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Best cities to celebrate new year

Best cities to celebrate new year

New Year’s Eve is one of the most hyped times of the year, but still a great time to meet friends and have fun. There is celebration all over the world but the news often show images from the same old places.

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Blue beanie day

Blue beanie day

Ten years ago, the Browser Wars raged. The new millennium tried to start fresh but it was actually the medieval period of web coding: nested table layout, spacer gifs, presentational markup and other atrocities. Then there was Zeldman.

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Why we travel

Why we travel

I’m currently sitting in a train traveling northeast. It is a Sunday evening in November, the month when this part of the world is covered by a cold blanket of gloom. I lift my eyes and have a look at my fellow passengers. People are traveling around the globe more than ever before.

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Online life after death

Online life after death

Even though I generally loathe the commercialized term Web 2.0, I believe social interaction on web sites is most often a very good idea. We create a lot of digital content today and it’s a fun thing for others to view and explore.

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The perils of airline security

The perils of airline security

Is it just me and my imagination, or is airline security becoming more irrational every day? For instance, consider the security check before boarding. It is adamant and removes all nail scissors regardless of size, but as soon as you board the aircraft, the steward gives you a glass bottle with a smile.

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ASP.NET and standards compliancy
World Airline Awards

World Airline Awards

Every summer SKYTRAX compile information from 14 million surveys taken by over 90 nationalities. The result of these surveys leads to the World Airline Awards. The results for 2007 are:

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Microsoft reveals .NET code

Microsoft reveals .NET code

Today it was revealed that Microsoft will release the source code to parts of the .NET Framework. It will likely occur during the shipment of VS2008 and .NET Framework 3.5.

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The culling of Gothenburg cinemas
EPiServer CMS getting closer

EPiServer CMS getting closer

The very popular content management system EPiServer is about to get a major upgrade to version 5. The first release candidate version was released during spring and I’ve been working a lot with the RC3 version during the summer.

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