Author Archives: Anders K. Madsen

About Anders K. Madsen

Creator and administrator of Lillesvin Networks. Linguist (Master's degree at the University of Aarhus), web developer, Ruby programmer, author of phpCF and amateur musician. Catch me on mail: madsen@lillesvin.net, Twitter: @lillesvin, or Google Talk: lillesvin@gmail.com, if you want to get in touch.

Coding: Ruby GUIs, Python, and how to make VIM better for coding

Posted on January 16, 2013 by Anders K. Madsen

Lately I’ve been checking out Python, partly out of curiosity and partly because I’ve recently been working on a GUI application in Ruby, and to be honest, the GUI tool kits available for Ruby aren’t exactly impressive. WxRuby, which I … Continue reading →

Posted in Computers, Linux, MacOS X, Programming, Python, Rant, Ruby, Windows | 2 Comments

My Further Adventures in Dubstep

Posted on May 9, 2012 by Anders K. Madsen

Regarding my earlier post about me wanting to learn to like dubstep, I can proudly say that I’ve succeeded — at least to some extent. As with any genre there will always be shitty music and good music. Here are … Continue reading →

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Some games just need to be played

Posted on January 5, 2012 by Anders K. Madsen

So the Steam Christmas sale is over and because of the Great Gift Grab I ended up trying out some games I had lying around just waiting for me to actually pick them up and try them on for size. … Continue reading →

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50 Albums #50

Posted on October 20, 2011 by Anders K. Madsen

Powersolo – It’s Raceday and Your Pussy is Gut!!! (http://goo.gl/XKpRk) Forgot to post the 50th and final album. Sorry about that.

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Retro styling photos in The Gimp

Posted on September 21, 2011 by Anders K. Madsen

So I’ve been playing around with The Gimp trying to process photos to look like they’re taken with old “shitty” cameras. See more on Picasa. I’d love to post a how-to, but right now I don’t have the time, so … Continue reading →

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