Von diesem jungen Herrn können wir Piraten uns sicher eine Scheibe abschneiden. Sei kein Ninja!

Wir erinnern uns: Die Gerüchteküche um den Release-Termin von Snow Leopard brodelte. Da kam Gravis und verkündete, es sei ab sofort vorbestellbar. Horden von Nerds, mich eingeschlossen waren nur allzu bereit das zu glauben und bestellten.
Dann kam der 28.08.09. Snow Leopard erschien im Handel, es war im Store von Apple und Gravis Store verfügbar, leider [...]

Ausflug zur Blutenburg am letzten Wochenende. Unglaublich, dass so eine bayerische Idylle in der Stadt zu finden ist. Bloß das Restaurant war ein Reinfall.
Can you believe that such a bucolic idyll can be found within an urban area? Munich is just awesome.

Diese Bilder habe ich vor einigen Wochen im kleinen Garten hinter der Stadtbibliothek meiner Heimatstadt gemacht.
I took these picture in the small garden behind the public library in my hometown.

nerdicism.com hat Verstärkung in den Bereichen science&technology und allgemeiner Nerdkultur bekommen. Ninan, Softwareentwickler, Everttianer und Kaninchenexperte, hat sein altes Blog fristgerecht gekündigt und ist mit Sack und Pack zu mir gezogen.
nerdicism.com will from now on be run by another blogger, ninan, in addition to me. His fields of expertise cover everything that has to do [...]

Hope you all had a lovely extended weekend! Here are some photos of my Easter decoration and some plants on my balcony.

It´s been over a year now that I applied Getting Things Done (GTD) to my life. That step was largely inspired by all this very positive blog coverage within the Macintosh user communitity. All I did to start it, was getting the book and follow it.

When I checked the statsporn today, I saw that my former placeholder picture of a grasshopper lists on page 1 of google images, if you search for “Heuschrecke”.
After people seem to actually search it, find it here again:
 

The Alte Nordfriedhof in the Schwabing neighborhood is a tiny, disused cemetery which opened in 1868. The last burial took place in 1939. After it was destroyed in WWII what was left has been carefully restored since and is now a public park. People go there to take a walk, do sports or sit on [...]

I will be going to Washington in a few weeks for a class on the interaction of history, politics, geography and architecture and, needless to say, I’m already awfully stoked. It has not been finally decided which places we will visit, but we will probably see the Capitol, the National Building Museum, the National Archives, [...]