My first ever Apple notebook, the MacBook Pro 13″, is on its way. Although it’s been traveling faster than expected (Apple promised a delivery on the 9th of September, whereas UPS’s status shows Monday the 7th as the delivery date), it’s actually quite frustrating to know that the package is currently only 20 kilometers away but will stay there for at least two more days. Add that to the fact that I’m not home this Monday (or Tuesday) so I’ll probably won’t have it before the 9th after all.

But let’s take a look at Apple’s order status thingy. For a manufacturer (or should I say ‘designer’) that’s hailed for it’s intuitive ease-of-use systems, the order tracking process is rather blunt. Where’s the world map with the exact location of my divine shipment? Mac users are addicted to Apple’s products as if they shoot it directly into their veins. Ordering a new Mac is as important to them as Jesus’ second resurrection is to the catholics. How on earth can Apple leave their zealous followers continually hit F5 in their browser hoping for a new bit of information that never comes? If seldom updated order statuses isn’t bad enough, I have to look at a second website (UPS.com in my case) to track the location of my shipment!

Alright, time to cool down now. I sound like a Apple fanboi already. I’ll keep you updated

Update: Just bought myself a Case Logic sleeve for the MacBook 13″, including space for the power charger. The babyroom is ready

Finally, a new place to call ‘homepage’. Now powered by the immensely popular WordPress, this site is looking (and working!) better than ever before. I am absolutely stunned by WordPress, seldom have I seen a CMS designed as good as this one. Installing was a walk in the park and configuring was even easier. Thanks to Steven van Vessum for converting me to the religion of WordPress, after being hooked to CMS Made Simple for so long.

Here you can expect ramblings about anything that interests me. This may vary from great concepts I stumble upon, artists I come across (musical or any other art-form), things I built (while working for dotBlue or E-mark) or anything else I find cool enough to share with the world.

And now, for the long-time fans of this website (yeah, right), let’s take a walk down memory lane.