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SXSW Music Discovery

This year we decided to go to SXSW. It's been a couple of years since last time, so I really hoped that the artist lineup and music schedule would be…

Giphy reactions via SMS on an old CRT

Audience participation during a conference is tricky. You want it to be relevant so it'll have to be some kind of tech that responds quickly. And at the same time…

Creative Technology @ Internetdagarna

Just after my blog post about how my family uses Slack, the nice people at IIS asked if I wanted to host a track at Internetdagarna in November. Since the blog post came about while misusing technology,…

Stupid Hackathon Sweden

In February 2016 an event took place in New York called "STUPID SHIT NO ONE NEEDS & TERRIBLE IDEAS HACKATHON". The stuff from this hackathon both made me giggle and gave…

Time tracking via Slack

Time tracking in general sucks. And we don't timetrack unless we work in projects that we bill by the hour. Since we live our lives in Slack, and are pretty…

Botanical – vår nya familjemedlem (in Swedish)

I snart tio år har Earth People skapat och utvecklat verktyg för att hjälpa tjänster att prata med varandra. Ofta utan att tjänsterna egentligen stöder detta. Vi har byggt feta amerikanska…

Throwable images

I have been playing around with the idea of instant communication between devices/browsers for a while now. Trying to find new ways of using WebSockets further than just text messages. Suddenly…

My family uses Slack. It’s pretty interesting.

Everything changed for the better when we started using slack at work. We've made countless custom integrations; doorbells, intercoms, travel cards, reddit, lunch menues, git hooks, server monitoring, you name…

Syncing your Korg Littlebits to external trig

Syncing your Korg Littlebits sequencer can be a bit tricky unless you have the official break-out bits, or a SQ1 sequencer too hook it up to. I multimetered the cables between the breakout bits: Red = DC…

Self-generating recursive art using Amazon Mechanical Turk

Amazon Mechanical Turk is an amazing API. It's an API to humans, and yup that sounds super weird. I programmatically create a HIT - a Human Intelligence Task, using their…