Filip Borloo Filip's little corner of the web http://blog.borloo.be/ en Who said bigger men can't be sexy ... Great work Mahalo team and I for one couldn't be happier with your choice!

 

]]> http://borloo.org//archives/2008/06/index.html#18404 2008-06-06T11:49:08+02:00 Mobile Webcamp this weekend

]]> http://borloo.org//archives/2008/04/index.html#18402 2008-04-23T00:56:31+02:00 Beat Sabine on the Ring If you have ambitions to drive the NurbergRing BMW gives you a manual. Autoblog NL has some inspiring clips and if you click here you can download the pdf.

 

The ring now (in an Audi R8, sorry BMW)

 

 

The ring then

 

]]> http://borloo.org//archives/2008/04/index.html#18401 2008-04-22T23:27:09+02:00 Timeshifting galore Veronica rocks!

Somehow they manage to melt present, past and future ...

 

]]> http://borloo.org//archives/2008/04/index.html#18399 2008-04-22T18:20:14+02:00 Like listening to a miror I've been having a hard time finding my way after closing icogs. Mainly because I am very insecure at the moment. I feel I have screwed up icogs and I messed up a big project at the end of last year and David, my current boss, has been more then patient with me. Although I have been making jokes about being dyslexic for many years (thanks James ;-) ) listening to Patricia talking on the Daily Source Code episode 748 was a real eye opener.

I do score 15/20 on this test so I guess it's official, I have dyslexia ...

]]> http://borloo.org//archives/2008/04/index.html#18398 2008-04-22T12:03:02+02:00 Early adopters, oof I made the cut Any of you who don’t Twitter yet ... it’s official, your not early adopters. Don’t beleive me ... it’s true, Scoble said so: "Scobleizer: Anyone who joins Twitter after today is not an early adopter. So, not interesting for me to follow."

I know I know, that’s neither here nor there but for the first time I do think I grock Scobble. I always wondered his comepetitions with the likes of Leo Laporte and Jason Calacanis for the most folowers/fans on every network. But he is really conecting with his audience and he is a pioneer. I like him a lot and hope he continues, I’ll keep following him ;-)

 

]]> http://borloo.org//archives/2008/04/index.html#18397 2008-04-09T20:58:00+02:00 Barcamp G(h)ent 29-03-2008 As much as we missed Peter Forret at Barcamp, I must say his legacy is save, this BC was very wel organised, an amzing location with too many gadgets and some very motivated people.

I enjoyed the different sessions I attended.

My presentation wasn't the smoothest I ever did, but I guess that's what you get for making the pres in half an hour ... But I loved the discussion afterwards. That means that this is probably a good topic for our panel on the next EuroIA summit. To bad we couldn't continue the discussion but I do hope some of you join us at the Brussels IA Beer hour.

I promised the attendees to add some links here to the different sources I used:

GS1 thanks Joe!

OpenSpime en de presentatie die ik gebruikte.

Cabel's article

 

]]> http://borloo.org//archives/2008/03/index.html#18396 2008-03-29T15:13:06+02:00 Mashups I've always loved mashups, but this must be one of the best.

And the video is awsome!

]]> http://borloo.org//archives/2008/03/index.html#18395 2008-03-28T10:36:59+02:00 Stop lying to yourself

]]> http://borloo.org//archives/2008/03/index.html#18394 2008-03-26T12:32:37+02:00 We Think An other cool animation. Not only the format, the content is pretty cool too. It's just amazing to see all this stuff, I just listened to the Cluetrain Manifesto again via Audible, more relevant then ever!

 

]]> http://borloo.org//archives/2008/03/index.html#18393 2008-03-24T08:17:26+02:00 Robots are coming and ... ... They are getting closer and closer to what we see on sci fi.

 

I've been showing this to so many people that I might as wel put it up here too, very impresive.

 

glumbert - Robotic Big Dog

Thany you DARPA. To bad it's not a sweet pet instead of some miletary machine ... :-(

But some robots are there to make our pets happy.

 

 

glumbert - Jerry needs no help playing with his ball
]]> http://borloo.org//archives/2008/03/index.html#18392 2008-03-23T18:08:30+02:00 Twitter? What happens between blogs and mail ... I admit, I like Twitter but how to explain it to you sceptical and techilliterate ....

I found the solution on Geekbrief, thanks Cali!

So check out episode 325 of Geekbrief @ geekbrief.tv

Or check out the site of the guys who create these amaizing video’s.

Or ... here  you go via Youtube of course:

 

 

You can  find more of their work on Youtube on their own page: http://www.youtube.com/user/leelefever. I really like the wiki one, haven't heard the rest but will soon!

]]> http://borloo.org//archives/2008/03/index.html#18391 2008-03-12T14:17:00+02:00 Jobhunting  You see everyone finds a job that fit’s them like a  glove!

 

Here’s the trailer but you can download the film here or watch it on Boing Boing tv (who have a lot more great content)

 Actually, here's the whole film ...

 

 

Seems I have jobsearching on my mind ... oh help!

]]> http://borloo.org//archives/2008/03/index.html#18390 2008-03-09T10:45:00+02:00 Children questioning education I just registered a new domain and want to start blogging more regularly about the more serious subjects that are on my mind, stuff like politics and religion and education ... check this clip out, talk about a motivation to go scream from the rooftops. What are we doing?

glumbert - Dumbing Us Down: The American Tragedy
]]> http://borloo.org//archives/2008/02/index.html#18359 2008-02-01T11:02:56+02:00 Time to go to the gym and get back in shape to do some cycling

glumbert - Through the Eyes of a Biker
]]> http://borloo.org//archives/2008/01/index.html#18358 2008-01-18T21:47:14+02:00