Posts by: toffe
Git-ftp is a script that uses Git to push only the changed files to a server using FTP. This is awesome, because most web hosts in the cheaper end do not support ssh and especially not Git.
Everyone knows that transferring a site with lots of files over FTP is just pain. It would be [...]
This is the thing i have always wanted in a presentation! The future is here! I will so start using this for my presentations! Kind of like Prezi but way more cool! It is made in HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript – Yay!.
In the fall of 2011 we had a exercise campaign at work where you would earn one point per ten minutes of certain physical activities, and the winner would win an iPad. I, of course being interested in such shiny things, decided that I would aim to win the competition, although I [...]
LEGO Instructions – Where to find them?
After years of cleaning, you have moved a couple of times or the time has just passed, some of your old LEGO instructions will be missing and you might want to be able to build that awesome Castle, Space Station or Pirate Ship you had, but [...]
I recently got a tip from my colleague about a text editor he would love if he had not gotten into Vim. Well, i am not a vim person myself (if i use a command line editor it would be Emacs) and i mostly actually use the Smultron editor.
The editor [...]
I wrote the poems for the 2010 Christmas Calendar in english, although for some reason i quit after 16:th. But here they are 1-16 Enjoy.
As people that followed me on facebook asked for a christmas calendar the following year as well, i gave in to the requests and wrote each day a poem in swedish that made a story out of the calendar. Enjoy!
När folk gillade det jag postade året innan på facebook beslöt jag att även 2009 [...]
In 2008 both me and my brother in law got a lego advent calendar sometime before December. My brother in law was then in Australia and had his calendar here in Finland, so he conviced me to post a picture of what was each day in the calendar on facebook. This post is a compilation [...]
When i bought a Lego Castle for my son this christmas, i discovered that the walls of the castle were built in modules that could be connected together using technic pins. When my son had finished building the castle, and we were playing with it, i started to look through the lego bin to see [...]
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