Instead I’m going to start it by sharing some of my wallpapers I’ve created recently, as that’s what the Internet is all about. Sharing! I love French Bulldogs and I think it’s going to shine through a bit, but I threw one in that does not contain one I’ve made them all to 1280×1024 resolution and they are licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC license. This means that you are free to do whatever you want with them as long as credit is given and that you do not use them commercially.

Flower

Ruby on a field

Ruby on another field, vintage style

Vera, try saying no to these eyes

Vera sleeping

Vera with stick, vintage style

These images has been shot by me and edited in The Gimp (an open source equivalent of Photoshop) and most are laborations with the Lomo-filter and different color curves from elsamuko.

I used Creative Commons licenses to waive some of my rights to the pictures above. If you want to support the great work that Creative Commons are doing, which is to allow an author to say “some rights reserved” instead of “all rights reserved” if he wants to, do so by joining the CC Network.

Also, if youre still longing for some negative news, as the ones I usually post about, head over to Mikael Nordfeldth’s blog and read his thoughts. The ZeroPaid article he’s using as a reference is also worth a read (while you still can)…

The Stockholm event was a success which was visited by both old, new and possible customers. Met some people that’s been with us for quite a while and it’s also always nice to meet new faces.

The day started out with some nice laptop-vs-projector problems, which of course attracted a crowd of willing engineers.

Even our CEO wanted in

Corporate and retail support in perfect symbiosis as they handled the clothing things. Yep, it’s starting to get cold again in Sweden. And yep, you gotta love the assignment.

The seminars started out with our CEO speaking,

Then Sebastian Zabala,

And then we had a break. I talked to customers with product questions or suggestions,

And then it was time for Pedro’s quite long (but informative) presentation…

.. in which he talked about some interesting things that might have been a bit over the audiences heads. But I think they got the ideas and understood the main picture of what he was talking about. Not sure about the deep technical details though.

All-in-all a great event.

Sorry for lousy quality… had to peak to ISO settings for the camera to even perform without a flash in the low light…

Cheers,