Posts Tagged ‘stockholm’
Why Hitta’s Street Image is better than Google’s Street View
In: Web
7 May 2009Street Image from Hitta (Sweden) and Street View Google, are online services that gives you the ability (through a web browser) to see the streets of a city, as if you were there in a car or walking . Sometimes it feels like you are in the back side of a war vehicle, in first [...]
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- Tags: google, Hitta, ImageView, stockholm, StreetView
Music and policies at Stockholm’s Metro
In: General
4 Mar 2009A week ago, I was waiting for the metro (or tunnelbana) on the T-Centralen of Stockholm. It was around 11:20 pm on a Tuesday night. There, I could listen the echoes of percussion and strings. When I got closer I saw four teenagers playing a guitar, some drums and signing. The few people around where [...]
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- Tags: music, policies, stockholm, tunnelbana
Freeriding in metro with insurance
In: Life Hacks
25 Jun 2008Freeriding in Stockholm’s public transportation system is illegal. If (and if) you get caught you pay a fee. planka.nu is a organization that provides a service for people that wish to freeride and pay any fee if caught. This is the fees: You can become a member for four different time periods One week: 50 [...]
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- Tags: insurance, Life Hacks, plank.nu, planka, public transportation, sl, stockholm
Facebook Garage Pre-Game Pics Show
In: Uncategorized
14 Mar 2008Some pics from the first Facebook Garage at Stockholm (thanks to nustart) ] People preparing some cool shoes Here is the moderator, with the cool shoes nustart and other setting up..
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