The person you searched for (Rob Mientjes) has authored 78 comments. They are shown below in reverse date-order, and grouped by the post they belong to:
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| February 2005 | |
| World's first? Wimax for train commuters | Argh! Stop this devilry! I <em>know</em> I should buy a PowerBook to profit from wireless internet (yes, I also know you can buy 'laptops', but they are lame)! Now Dunstan, will… [view in situ] |
| I am a kitten | Hmmm... The good ol' taste of being busy. Good idea for a novel. Seriously though, just hang in there. It has got to be over soon, or else there's something awry wrong! [view in situ] |
| January 2005 | |
| A short film of the puppies at 13-days old | Saving memories I take it? Well, you should. dawgz rawk man !!!11 omg! [view in situ] |
| A short film of the puppies with their eyes open | Your soundtracks get livelier as well ;) [view in situ] |
| A short film of Squeak and Lotty | How a blog can go from web development and design to movies of sleeping little dogs with silly score. And what did they pay you for this plug? ;) Nah, Dunst, they're cute. Enjoy that for now :P [view in situ] |
| A short film of the week-old puppies | The goofy grin in the first shot is precious ;) I must say that they are rather cute. And thanks for the lesson on heat lamps pal! [view in situ] |
| Lotty and Dotty | Dunstan, some well-deserved revenge? I almost felt Scrap was getting too much attention, this is a good comeback. Now, who was it who said that this would turn into a photolog? Well? I think… [view in situ] |
| Scrap lying on his back | :D Your conversations all go via the blog? ;) Scrap is indeed one cool dawg, but I don't know how the others feel like this, as Nikita does point out there. Dunstan, can you enlighten us on this… [view in situ] |
It's starting to feel more 'Dunstan' already! But you have some outrageously handy backdrops. I always try to take pictures of my cat when he's on his back, but for some reason he always does it… [view in situ] |
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| Scrap lying on his tummy | Might I add that it is really tiny? Though I have to admit, animals on bellies look cool. [view in situ] |
| November 2004 | |
| A new job | Congratulations, my man! That's awesome. How about the GF, by the way? (Or is that a touchy subject? :P) And what an amazing info graphic as well :) [view in situ] |
| Solving CSS problems for Mozilla Europe | Besides the crap IE makes of it, nice job Dunstan. I've been working with selectors a lot of late, trying to style pure markup. Stay tuned to my blog for that. I love your styled (un)box, that's… [view in situ] |
| Applying CSS to external services | Good thinking, but yes, of course Mr. Poll wants to retain its (his?) branding. It would be a great opportunity, like Dave Shea's Hack Hotbot and CSS Zen Garden. I think I should implement such a… [view in situ] |
| October 2004 | |
| Hitler who? | That's probably one of the best jokes by John Cleese on screen. But Ethan, do you have any clue what he's talking about? :P [view in situ] |
| Big dog on Stinson Beach | Dude, that was quite a big dog! Did you hug it? Was it really as furry as it looks? Did it drag you by your leg? [view in situ] |
| Lemur therapy | "... a place where you go to get stoned, pissed, and then laid, all on the same night" Never happened to me on one night, and I've lived here for over 16 years. Probably Amsterdam. Those people… [view in situ] |
"Get caught shagging a badger, cooling your genitals in the ice cream freezers at Safeway, or spitting on old people, and you can expect not only a stern punishment from the bods in charge, but… [view in situ] |
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| Diet Pepsi, the choice of Athlets | How ironic. But you shouldn't make jokes about this... (Hihi!) [view in situ] |
| Oi chihuahua | I dig this one. You should sell this stuff. Really outstanding quality. [view in situ] |
| Baseball batter at Oakland Coliseum | Yay! You still please me every time. Your nonsense writing... I was afraid my blogging was turning into just talking about my range and about serious stuff, so I wrote an article/rant about… [view in situ] |
Damn, your compositions look so nice! Could you tell us some more about it? Even showing more of them would be great ;) So is this blog turning into a photolog? [view in situ] |
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| September 2004 | |
| A good clean fight | Don't! You'll jinx it! Oh, and GF: And you weren't the least bit surprised? [view in situ] |
Yeah! That's why he's holding back on this! He doesn't dare to say that he doesn't like The Rules of the Bed! [view in situ] |
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Nobody got harmed? Oh, and she looks like a really strict girl. She's got ya around her finger! Well, not really. But on what and why would one spit in a dream? [view in situ] |
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| Shoes on a wire | Funny. asics has a commercial with shoes hanging on an electricity wire. But those shoes talk :/ So they are actually mAd ripperZ! [view in situ] |
| 4:1 | Strong colours, great lighting. Man, your camera rocks! *needs one desperately* *practically broke* Damn! Oh, and Emotion Eric really looks... stupid. No other word for it. [view in situ] |
| I love soliciting | The colours are beautiful, especially when you think about it - someone was in a strange mood and chalked it up there. Still pretty genious. [view in situ] |
| Sin | Sorry, accidentally skipped the line saying what photo it was manipulated from. Never mind! [view in situ] |
I like it. What have you manipulated exactly? Just colours etc, or really a retouching job? [view in situ] |
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| Rise of the kaddle | Beauty. And Darryl's right. Don't question art, it expresses itself once, and everyone has to understand it on his own. But really, wonderful picture. [view in situ] |
| SBC Park | It looks funky, but the idea is there ;)
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| Baseball pitcher at SBC Park | This is so cool, you should really post a tutorial on this. It just has something special, and that's probably the trick too... *shrugs* [view in situ] |
| Droopy Dog | C'mon. Short legs. Doesn't look like a woman of Dunst's age. Though, of course, we don't know her age ;) That dog is cute in a strange way. [view in situ] |
| Link presentation and Fitts' Law | It is a good thing. I just figured, when only this specific combination fails to work like it should, it has to be a bug. You're not the only one reacting, and to make things clear to the rest:… [view in situ] |
Good write-up. I love to use display: block; since it's just nice to make all links equal width and it's more accessible, it even works when I'm drunk! :op But there's one drawback. I discovered… [view in situ] |
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| August 2004 | |
| Seagulls | Taken from the almighty colophon:
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This would suit as a great photo for a masthead. It's so perfect. Clear, bright and sharp. You should integrate a photolog! [view in situ] |
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| Rubber ducks | That explains a lot. Photoshop loves RAW, and so do I. Reminds me, I need a camera of my own too (just can't take the family camera with me all the time). Any recommendations? [view in situ] |
Did you optimize this? They looks so nice and crisp. And it's a good composition, too. [view in situ] |
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| San Mateo County Fair | Good you tell us - I almost planned a trip to San Fran including a visit to the fair. [view in situ] |
| Back in America | It's good to read something after the silence. And Lucas looks like you. A lot. Really! [view in situ] |
| Facts from Oliver Letwin | Oh bugger. The Germans are joining in too :op
Richard, you made a valuable point. Percentual increasings can be meaningless, and they sometimes are. [view in situ] |
I'd buy it (no pun intended - if possible anyways).
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Boy, do I love politics :D You'd better be going back to America soon, my boy! [view in situ] |
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| Bowling over 200 | Who _can_ top him? He's amazing. No he's more - he's Super Dunstan (Naked (sometimes/often))! Ah well. You know what they say. Playing is more important than winning. At least, that's what we in… [view in situ] |
You sure top me. My best is about 130 or something. *trying to read the chopped-off name* [view in situ] |
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| Swallows and Frogs | What do you mean? An African or a European swallow? Sorry Dunstan - back on topic! [view in situ] |
The chicks ready to fly look almost posed! Nice compositions. And the frog is cool. Ubercool. 'Not so common after all...' [view in situ] |
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| The Shadow/Highlight tool in Photoshop CS | That will come in handy when I ever (forget the "ever"!) shoot a photo that is quite close to crap. Never knew this was there too. Only used Levels and Hue/Saturation much, but this will certainly… [view in situ] |
| 28 years ago today | Happy Birthday man! 28 already... You're getting a big boy now :op Mark: First thing that crossed my mind too. Very much alike.
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| A walk in the sun | Heh... Poppy rocks! And the old barn is nice. Where did you get it? :op [view in situ] |
| July 2004 | |
| Redesign explained: tag transformations | That's not all. How do you think you can find the blogged people? Sometimes, Morag Orchard is 'mother', sometimes 'mum' but never actually Morag Orchard [1]. That's a cool feature, and this proves… [view in situ] |
Oooh... Nice! I'm definitely going to use some of that. And link back to you with a nice 25px font, yellow on red :op As Andrei [1] said, you are a PHP genius. Inventing new tags (well, actually… [view in situ] |
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| Summer garden | [woahmode]Wow! Weren't you scared?[/woahmode] That's pretty big yes. The ones I see are merely 2cm long. Damn, I really need those tags embedded in your comment system :P [view in situ] |
Heh... Yeah, I found that out too, after writing 'whatev''. But it's handy, since I tend to use words that aren't real UK English, but more American English, which I don't like.
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'Dahlia' is just plain beautiful. 'Onions' looks fun. But the moth is just nasty. Scary.
Nice colors overall. [view in situ] |
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| Redesign explained: time presentation | That is a good case. It can't be noted too many times that CSS and XHTML are good partners when it comes to bandwidth, serverload and of course easy editability. IMO, all big companies should do… [view in situ] |
You're right. The kilobytes aren't more important than the serverload. A SWITCH is always handy, and I couldn't live without them, but this ingenious use of a SWITCH is just magnificent. And about… [view in situ] |
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I think I'm going to use some of your code on my newly coming blog (yes, I'm starting a second one, even more nonsense), because it can be quite handy. You always know how to implement those smart… [view in situ] |
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| A weekend away at Sea Ranch | *waves back*
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One thing I do not get: where are you now, and where is the GF? Seems like I've missed a point _or_ you're hiding something... Nice photos though. [view in situ] |
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| Version 2 | I. Love. This! And I've been screenshot! Hurrah! Nice work, Dunstan. Think I'm going to 'borrow' some things of this ;) [view in situ] |
| Laptops as social aids | I personally think it was the latter. That's my opinion too. But no way I'm ever going to get that lot of money in about - say - 6 weeks :( [view in situ] |
| Barbequing with the rich and famous | Good god! Even I know it, and I'm from Holland. Welsch is a great language, by the way. But Irish people not knowing the location of Wales is disturbing. You should get your own island. Feature… [view in situ] |
I hate stupid people, but well, they are around, you know. So technically, I'll just have to live with it. Then again, I could try and invent some sort of general knowledge tester to access me, so… [view in situ] |
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That looks like a perfect ending for this discussion. Need a moral, just for the feeling? :P [view in situ] |
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Stephan: Exactly what I was thinking of what Americans are thinking.
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You're lucky those two guys weren't gay. Cuz Gaynip is still in town! They weren't gay, were they? But why do Americans think Europe is a third world country (yes, they probably think England… [view in situ] |
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| June 2004 | |
| Transfer tickets | Gaynip it is. You surely have an interesting life, my man. [view in situ] |
| At Safeway deli counter, part two | That is quite genious. I - being an absurdist - would have done it even more idiotic. But I'm going to spare you. [view in situ] |
| At Safeway deli counter | America! Country without restrictions! Everything is possible! Too bad you can't get enough ham to even survive an afternoon with. [view in situ] |
| Saucer of milk for table three | And has been so since the '60s, so I don't want any excuses like 'err I didn't know that' or 'nobody told me so' or 'that's like, so not true!'. [view in situ] |
| Busy having fun | Wow! This looks like you're gonna stop being a wally! Listening to your mother... never thought that of you. Ah well... Have fun living. [view in situ] |
| May 2004 | |
| The PHP code behind my archive page | I love your code, but I use WordPress, and that hack is quite nice. Still, going public with your code... gutsy! [view in situ] |
| Dance like nobody’s watching | That 'America' is really eating your brains! Dreadfull! [view in situ] |
| Glamour, 24/7 | [freakmode]Dunstan, you is like, so glamorous![/freakmode] [view in situ] |
| The last three days | For some reason, I've got the feeling the 'yet'-part on Sunday has been filled out. Keep us informed! [view in situ] |
| A shared language | Never thought of that when saying hello. I hope it's just San Fransisco. [view in situ] |
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