My life at the Cloud, what I learn and what I do
I love photograph and I would love to try it under water and that is: even more after I saw those amasing shots:
There is a kinda love hate relation ship with it. I normally hate all this sports stuff where—in my mind—it is no more about the sports but about the money being earned. But sometimes I still like the meet-ups of people who party before, while and after a game. Still my focus is not on the game / tournament but on the people who celebrate but OK.
I found it interesting enough to look some matches in Spain and to photograph there but for now here are the photos about the world-cup published by the BigPicture:
I hope you enjoy the photos!
The best feature of the treetop office, Joe might say, is the girl who comes in on the hour, sprawls across the desk and sings his nonsensical code — sometimes rapping, other times Christmas carolling — before abruptly retreating to her own lair, where she’s also writing, except in English.
The thing I admire about this space the most are the two cinema Displays and the way the photos are taken — that way the space looks so bright and a bit dreamie. But take a look your self!
From Denmark to India, from college students to retirees, from yoga instructors to engineers, the stories poured in.
This is a great collection of what is possible. Now watch out and get your self going!
~ chat roulette (by Casey Neistat)
Over the past few days I spent some time at Chatroulette (well a couple of hours to say the least) and the video describes pretty well what I think Chatroulette is about. I had some nice talks (with girls and boys) but most of the persons on there are not that nice. But to have some fun it is just that: ‘fun’
Some time ago, I posted about the way I license my work now I found a post by Trey Ratcliff aka Stuck in Customs who posted about his philosophy which is pretty much the same. But what he found is a great video which defines pretty well what Creative Commons means.
Of my many points, I am convinced that legitimate companies do not steal. And just because my stuff is Creative Commons, it does not mean they have commercial rights to it.
There is a new discovery: www.thesixtyone.com
That site is just awesome if you love good music which is not just mainstream played by the radio!
And I have to recommend one song: The Wizard’s Ascension-HQ
But still, I decided on an impulse to venture into the open and, for the first time in a very long time, play in the rain. It was the most cathartic thing I’ve ever done in quite a while.
I’ve been so busy growing up that I’ve forgotten the joy of catching raindrops with your tongue, stretching your arms out, letting go and just feeling life.
I’ve found happiness—it’s in the raindrops.
Something to remember! Something to remember!
I never even knew that this existed.
Whereas the widely preferred QWERTY keyboard was designed to slow people down (it was made for early typewriters, whose keys clashed when people typed too fast), the Dvorak layout was designed with speed in mind.
Hi and welcome, my name is Christoph Spiegl, I'm a full-time student, entrepreneur, designer, web-publisher, photographer and mac addicted. If you are interested, come on and read [more]