Monday, 12. October 2009, 08:40:03
link, weather
Swedish Techworld magazine is running
an in-depth article on how the Norwegian weather site YR.no works (Swedish only, unfortunately, but you could
try Google Translate).
There are a couple of interesting facts presented that at least I did not know of before, like how meteorological data is available for free for anyone who wants it, and in a standardized format, circulated by the UN's WMO (World Meteorological Organization).
But even with all these data and models, the prognosis for yesterday claimed there would be no rain here in Oslo, while it in reality came pouring down. Better luck next time, I guess.
Friday, 23. March 2007, 14:42:27
japan, link
A colleague who spent three months working from our Japanese office told me on his return that “everything you have ever heard of Japan is true”. I have only been there briefly, but from what I have seen, I do have to agree, not only because
ZDNet Japan just published a report on what we eat for lunch, there are so many other things that make Japan into such a wonderful country…
Tuesday, 20. February 2007, 14:56:20
link
I recently received a link to an
illustrated guide to the Internet in Norway over at
Digi. Even if you don’t speak Scandinavian, the pictures do talk for themselves…
Thursday, 28. December 2006, 15:14:10
svenska, link, article, business
I usually do not just post links to the blog, but this article is worth reading:
E24.se: Allt ljus på Opera (Swedish)
–Vi vill köpa ert företag för 100 miljoner kronor, sa företrädaren från Sun.
Jon S. von Tetzchner och Geir Ivarsøy var tysta någon sekund.
–Smickrande, men det är inte till salu, svarade Jon.