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My phone-tic has had a severe impact on my wallet this week: I’ve decided to purchase the Sony Ericsson K850i in combination with my old mobile subscription. I really like it, as it is better equipped than my old & trusty N73 and better looking. it is a shame it is not a smartphone though, nor has it capabilities to

As you could have been reading in a previous post: I’ve been busy creating a search-page to find music in my collection. It is still steadily growing, and searching it is very often one of few methods to find the track you wanted. The auto-AND function is completed and fully functional now. The next thing on the menu is the

Being in an office for an entire day can be quite boring. And it is, I can tell you. Unless there’s people to talk to, it can be quite tedious to be on your own without any interaction. My best friend, not depicted, is the coffee-machine! Below some pics of how it can be; but luckily it only is for

This being an unwritten law in the world of retailing, I came to experience it first hand. My desktop at home, is built with silence in mind. It nowadays houses 1.3TB in data, and my newly added DVD-writer. It is all built into one of the nicer cases around: The Antec Sonata. Yes, the original, not the Sonata II or

This time, I’m forced to replace my old and trusty Ricoh DVD-burner. You never even knew they made DVD-writers? Neither did I, until I saw mine. 😉 Going for the cheapest writer out there, I found myself in the position to buy a Nec drive, for no more than 20 euros. It is made by Sony and NEC in their

I’ve been browsing my pictures lately, and found 3 in the same series as one of my headers. You’ll quickly figure out which one 😉 These photo’s were taken on the 17th of June 2007, on a beach near the Maasvlakte.

"Goed voorbeeld doet volgen" is a well known Dutch saying; a good example encourages to be copied. How true this is, is perfectly illustrated by me migrating from my old theme to this brand new one, inspired as I am by Guy who has been using it ever since he started his blog. The theme is called Mandigo, is made

It became pretty apparent during the last few city-tours and visits to popular destinations: walking around with your dSLR in a shoulderbag and the rest in a backpack is, let’s say, suboptimal. Therefore, I’ve ben on the lookout for a combination of the two: a backpack which would be large enough to it my camera + lenses + more, and