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Buy the poster here: http://supermarkethq.com/product/country-codes-of-the-world

(via @wkamsterdam)

When i first saw this ad for Danske Spil, the danish state gaming company, i liked it, since its about their interactive online gaming-service

Then i recently saw this ad for the great Pepsi project (by the way, a very clever and bold move by Pepsi)

And yesterday i saw this beautiful japanese music video (and the obvious connection between all 3) posted on osocio.org:

I still generally like the idea of people visually interacting on webcams, but i must say, i like the original music video the best. Very creative.

(via @osocio)

Bored at work? - Make your own stapletropolis:

via @lucasmelb

This business often get criticized for stereotyping target groups. But, if i ask you: how does a account-exec look? Well, my guess is, your answer will be the same as mine.
Two Dutch photographers, set out to portray the dress codes of different social groups, and the result is fun and fascinating.

See the full exhibition at http://exactitudes.com
- What group are you?

( Via lunch-talk with @michael_kowal )

Best thing is; the code is open source: http://code.google.com/p/projectknave/
via @ministeren

Funny. True.

Now, i can't wait to get home, and giggle at the TV2NEWS reports on the current danish snowstorm.

Everyone seem to hype AR as the next big thing. And i too, use Layar as my show-off iphone app, but maybe this peek into the future of augmented (hyper)reality will change your perspective. Its nevertheless cool motion graphics and some nice mid-air gestures.

via @hellokinsella

A phonetically fun headline, and a true story.
Despite the lack of skills, the message is clear: