Just discovered this via Tor Arne’s blog: Geode – looks perfect, not releasede yet. Maybe I do have to upgrade to a 3G iphone afterall…

Come join me in Lively for a chat. Feel free to decorate the room – its a bit empty at the moment.

Tonight I stumbled upon Imagini - a new social networking service that uses images rather than words as main communication. Quite interesting. As part of getting people to sign up they let you create a “visual dna” that you can include in your blog. Well – I fell for it, here’s mine

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 This weekend Anna and I traveled over to Dublin to see John and Paula, and little Rebecca. Saturday afternoon was spent at Bray walking by the seaside – and these pictures are from the beach and Bray head where Anna and I walked up.  There were two very tempting geocaches in the very near proximity – “Europes first” and “Bray Head” – but this time I decided to enjoy the scenery and good company rather than turn every stone looking for the caches. Coming down to the beach again we met up with John that was playing with his new low-tech camera - we’re awaiting the results.

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A thought provoking video about the webs development and we might call web 2.0.

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I had a thought tonight – that it would be nice to have a screensaver that would fetch images from your favourite photoblogs. I considered writing one, but did a quick google search for one first, and found Media Feed Screen Saver
which is what I was looking for. Ideally I’d like a bit more eyecandy/effect in displaying the images though, so I might add to it, or do a Java version.

Do you know of any similar projects?

What websites do you visit when you need a distraction? Here’s my top 3 “timewasters” I keep returning to.

3. Blogsnow.com – tracking 15,755,657 blogs
The most popular links for the current time.  Always an interesting read to find.

2. Photofriday.com - The Weekly Photo Challenge
Easy to get lost browsing the many photoblogs linked. Equally easy to get inspired and set of a photo project afterwards.

1. Lifehacker.com – the Productivity and Software Guide
Yes, it’s ironic – the site aims to save time and make you more productive. Yet I keep spending time reading their website.

Well, it’s been a while. Time to bring my website back to life again from over a year of neglect. So what has happened.

A lot of things. I met a girl named Anna. We moved together about a year ago. Just before christmas we moved in to our new flat. Most of the autumn was spent redocorating it with new kitchen, floors and walls. Still some bits and pieces to complete on that. Things are good! There’s more pictures over at Anna’s blog.

At work I’ve been equally busy – so little time to play. That be photography or World of warcraft. Now in 2007 things look a bit calmer and I hope to be able to maintain this blog to something worthwhile reading.

Once again my blog is drying up – hope to be back soon. In the mean time have a look at my friend John’s photoblog: http://www.mcawilliams.com/

My entry for photofriday.com “Fancy” challenge:
Fancy artwork at the reception of my workplace.