About

• About Jakob and mentalized.net
• Contact Jakob
• Portfolio of websites
• Jakobs resume

Jakob

My name is Jakob Lange Skjerning, I was born in 1976, and I am what most people would refer to as a geek. This is my place on the web.

This is where I post my (almost) daily thoughts and writings. The site also contains my portfolio of websites I have worked on, my resume, and some of my public projects.

If you wish to contact me, you can do so by sending an email to the email address you get by putting jakob in front of the domain name of this page.

During the day, I work as a system developer for a small company, which I have been a part of since it was an even smaller operation with a bunch of dot-com funding in the back.

Substance Lab - the side job

On the side, I run my own web development business called Substance Lab, where I develop high quality Ruby on Rails applications and design usable and nice-looking websites for clients.

Jakob elsewhere

• I store selected photos (and the like) on Flickr.
• I have a LinkedIn profile where you can explore my professional history and network.
• I have an Amazon Wishlist … ::hint hint::
• 

mentalized.net

Mentalized.net has officially existed since February 2002. Before that it existed under various other names, some of whose domains are still active. The name, Mentalized, is probably going to stick around now, although I wouldn’t be able to tell you what it means.

The entire website is powered by Movable Type and a wide range of plugins:

• MTMacros by Brad Choate
• MTIfEmpty by Brad Choate
• MTSmartyPants by John Gruber
• TextileFormatting by Brad Choate
• Compare by Kevin Shay
• Global Listings by Stepan Riha
• SimpleComments by Adam Kalsey
• MT-BlackList by Jay Allen

The rest of the site runs using various small scripts I have put together for the occasion.

Just to be on the safe side

The views expressed on this website/weblog are mine alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer, my mom, my girlfriend, my albino dog, nor any sentient shade of the color purple. They might not necessarily reflect my own views either.

Web standards

I try to adhere to the standards defined by the W3C. To the best of my knowledge all pages validate, as does my CSS and RSS. If I am mistaken I will be happy to hear about it.