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Archive for category Technology
Social Media Galore
Posted by Mac in Blogging, Photography, Technology, The Internet on 05.02.2010
“Social medias” are perhaps the biggest media buzz word these days. Especially the massive popularity of Twitter and Facebook indicates that these services just don’t go by unnoticed by the establishment anymore. Even the traditional medias write about these Internet phenomenons that used to be rather “obscure”, probably because a lot of the journalists are hooked too. Here in Norway Facebook is “the” thing, I think we got something like 2 million profiles out of 4,6 million inhabitants. I’ve had a profile on FB for quite a while, it’s a fairly intimate affair as I’m somewhat picky with who I “friend” and I prefer to keep a low profile. However, from various reasons (work related) I need to know and understand how this, and other networks function. Hence I got profiles in several places and try to keep up with the ever expanding functionality. Read the rest of this entry »
Replicating The Real World
Posted by Mac in Image Post Processing, Photography, Technology, The Internet on 02.11.2009
This heavily manipulated image of a great white attacking a military helicopter in front of golden gate was a true Internet e-mail "hit" in 2001.
“Photoshoped” have become a term bordering on an insult lately with the advent of digital photography. There seems to be a fairly vocal and widespread sentiment that altering and manipulating images is something fairly new, and a negative thing done by photographers and photo editors lacking scruples and integrity. Especially in fashion photography there have been numerous cases over the past few years with ridiculously retouched models looking more like something from outer space than real human beings. I understand very well the general scepticism, both from the general public and conservative old-school photographers. Yet, it also gets me thinking of what photography really is and I’m left with a feeling that many do not understand or comprehend the technical and physical nature of the photographic process, nor the properties of light. So I ask and try to answer - to freeze a moment in time, to make a true and genuine replication of a scene, is it in fact possible? Read the rest of this entry »
Looks Can Be Deceiving!
Posted by Mac in Blogging, Technology, The Internet on 21.10.2008
The original Vrooom!-theme. Click to see demo.
I have not been vey productive in terms of content over the last few days and that is mostly due to the fact that I’ve had my head deep down into .php and .css files. I’ve redesigned my blog into something I, personally, find fairly pleasing and aesthetically decent. It’s sleek, its dark and it’s mine. Read the rest of this entry »
An Ode To WordPress
Posted by Mac in Blogging, Technology, The Internet on 16.10.2008
A few weeks ago I was (as usual) stumbling around the web, and behold, what did I find? The WordPress blogging platform! It looked too good to be true, and at first I simply wanted to test it if it worked. Soon I was awestruck by the abilities and quality of this software and an idea quickly formed in my dozy mind. What about I do something with this domain I’d owned for so many years, mindovermadness.org? ..and I did! I got started with a WordPress-based blog, not because I think I or anything concerning me is that interesting for other people, but because I’m the kind of person that needs projects, things to fiddle with and focus on. The process is more important than the result, sort of. Also, I’ve always liked writing, and since I haven’t been studying for many years, that part of my brain was in danger of shutting completely down. Writing this blog in English also gave me the possibility of reawakening and (hopefully) improving my English, a language I hold very dearly and love, albeit I have no higher education in it. Reading English is all very well, but to really improve one’s knowledge of a language, one need to write it too. Read the rest of this entry »
Mobile Web Browsers – The World In Your Pocket!
Posted by Mac in Technology, The Internet on 12.10.2008
I’ve always been fascinated by technology and computers of all kinds in particular. I simply love shiny things that beep, whirr and buzz. A particular favourite is mobile technology such as PDA’s and cellular phones. I’ve owned loads of these over the years, everything from simple Nokia’s to advanced smartphones. Currently I’m sporting a HTC TyTn II which is a Windows Mobile-based smartphone with a full qwerty keyboard and a touchscreen. It’s no longer the latest and greatest (about a year old), but it’s still among the most advanced devices out there. A favourite use for it, besides of the calendar and SMS, is using it to browse the web. Either with wifi or EDGE/3G as data connection. Read the rest of this entry »
MMORPGs – The Genre That Changes The World?
Posted by Mac in Featured, Politics, History, Society, Technology, The Internet on 08.10.2008
I’m a gamer and that’s hardly a secret or something I’m ashamed of. I’ve played video games since the late 80s, when the Nintendo 8bit system was the king of the hill, I’ve killed and been killed in online FPS games, I’ve fought through musky dungeons and organized massive 40-man raids. I have dominated the world and spammed ICBMs, forcing virtual Napoleons and Ghandis on their knees, begging for mercy. I’ve been the king of the world, and lost it all when a game crashed and the save was corrupted. I’ve ripped my headset off my head and throw it on the floor with force enough to shatter it in five(!) different parts, and I’ve cheered like there was no tomorrow when our raid killed an important boss. I’ve been there and done much of it. I simply love games and they play a major part in my life. Read the rest of this entry »
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Mind Over Madness is the site of the deaf-blind photographer and "who do he think he is" Sindre Falk. It's a pretty personal place where he post and host some pictures and play around with a little web-design and occasionally flaunt his (twisted) opinion on things. He can pretty much guarantee you won't find the meaning of life, the universe and everything here ;)