You've achieved success in your field when you don't know whether what you're doing is work or play.- Warren Beatty
How long could you survive in the vacuum of space?
August 19th, 2008
Created by OnePlusYou – Free Dating Site
I don’t believe it’s possible but it was a fun test to take.
The Survey For People Who Make Websites.
August 4th, 2008Coming around blogging again
May 23rd, 2008OK, it’s being a lot of time since the last post.
I’ve been thinking a lot about the things that call my attention and I think that finally I have something interesting to write.
I’m going to start writing about the process that implies changing my way of coding and about trying new concepts, languages and frameworks in order to broaden my knowledge and skills, because I’ve reached to a point where that’s a must.
About guitar and music, I’ve been thinking a lot about the boom of so good vintage guitar gear, the digitally audio world and how do they interact.
So, here we go again!
Online guitar pedal video demos
March 4th, 2008The people at ProGuitarShop.com have a very nice lot of video demos at youtube…
ALA’s Web Design Survey findings
October 17th, 2007
Yes, the findings are finally here, it’s an 82 pages pdf doc, so I’ll take some spare time this weekend to read it.
The team of A List Apart has posted the raw data in case you want to rise your own conclusions.
The Records are getting louder
June 10th, 2007A good article about the fact that the recording industry is issuing records mastered to sound louder, killing the dynamic range of the music.
E-mail design
June 10th, 2007I’ve just read this Jeffrey Zeldman’s article about E-mail design an the good reasons not to do so.
I wholeheartedly agree with him.
The Web Design Survey, 2007
April 24th, 2007
This is a test for web professionals carried out by A List Apart.
If you are a web professional, please take it, I just did.
Seems to be a solution
March 23rd, 2007Like two month ago, my camera, a Canon A60 suddenly stopped working.
Taking the other day with a guy about what happened to me, he told me that he ran into a similar problem with a camcorder.
He talk about a thing that I have to admit I didn’t think of, a reset button…
Then a grabbed my camera an started look for that little tiny hole where the reset button are traditionaly located, I didn’t find any.
So I headed to the Canon website to download the manual that should enlighten me, when I found in the troubleshooting FAQ of the site a thing that gave me some hope, this seems to be a failure in the wiring of certain models (that includes mine) that seem to come off under special temperature and humidity circumstances. As this is a manufacturing failure, Canon will repair it not charging for it (except shipping I guess).
I’ll make an update to this post after getting and answer from Canon.
[*UPDATE*] OK, here I have it repaired and working perfectly, and they did not charge for it.








