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Raymond.CC Blog: “How to Correct or Fix Blur and Out of Focus Photos” plus 2 more

Raymond.CC Blog: “How to Correct or Fix Blur and Out of Focus Photos” plus 2 more


How to Correct or Fix Blur and Out of Focus Photos

Posted: 07 May 2010 12:00 AM PDT


One of my very good friend called me today to complain that his car’s side mirror got hit by a motorcycle. His car was stationary at the traffic light and because the road was pretty narrow, the inexperience motorcycler knocked off his side mirror and the mirror cracked. My friend was fast enough to take [...]

Helpful Sites to Help You Run That One App You Need For Linux

Posted: 06 May 2010 07:30 PM PDT


Under Windows, we’ve grown used to the same-stuff-different-day mantra, that to work with the computer, we have to use our favourite browser for browsing, that we’ll use Windows Media Player (for the most part, the most popular) for media playback, and Windows as the backbone of the shell. But for those use us that use [...]

How to Fully Defrag System Partition with Kaspersky Installed

Posted: 06 May 2010 12:09 AM PDT


Quite long ago I read a post in forum that a user’s hard drive becomes fragmented whenever he finished a full scan. From a logical point of view, this is possible because antivirus scans archive files and to do that, the antivirus would have to extract the files to the computer. I did a full [...]

Android Tablet Prototype Runs Flash (Video and quick links)

Android Tablet Prototype Runs Flash (Video and quick links)


Android Tablet Prototype Runs Flash (Video and quick links)

Posted: 05 May 2010 03:26 PM PDT

It is interesting to watch how this unfolds:

Part I

Part II


The above videos can be found on ZedoMAX's YouTube channel.
(Thanks to Justin Ireland for the link.)

RELATED
More videos about Adobe products and new forms of tablets can be found on TheFlashBlog. (Thanks to Christian Moore for the link.)

YouTube HTML 5 Video Player Info
Google Chrome 5 Beta: The Top Five Features 
Ian Paul, PC World Blog, 5/5/10
"HTML 5, the new programming standard for Web pages, may not be officially ready yet, but that hasn't stopped Google from implementing some of its new and exciting features. Google Chrome 5 beta introduces file drag-and-drop capabilities, Geolocation (such as Google's MyLocation feature), and offline application caching (Google Gears replacement ). The new version of Chrome beta also offers Web sockets, which make it easier and faster for Web-based applications to communicate with their host servers." -Ian Paul

Pandora Radio on the N900 - pyPianobar

Pandora Radio on the N900 - pyPianobar


Pandora Radio on the N900 - pyPianobar

Posted: 05 May 2010 07:33 PM PDT

You know it is 2010 when you can be riding your bike home from work while listening to music streaming from the internet.

I've been using Pandora Radio for some two years now and I have had a Pandora One subscription for the last year. When I received my N900 one of the first things I attempted to do with it was to load up Pandora via the webrowser as the device has full flash support - much to my dismay I was greeted by a choppy experience and a user interface that was difficult to navigate on such a small touch screen.

Pandora does not currently make an application for the N900 and nor do they plan on making one any time soon (believe me, I emailed them). One of the most wonderful things about FOSS is the community - and once again it steps up to the plate to solve the Pandora radio issue on the N900. The application pyPianobar provides a QT-based touch-friendly interface for accessing your Pandora radio account on your N900
The GUI is easy to use and provides all necessary functionality you need for using Pandora Radio:
  • Play
  • Pause
  • Skip Song
  • Thumbs Up
  • Thumbs Down
  • Station Create
  • Station Delete
The only feature pyPianobar currently lacks that I would like to see added is the ability to set the audio quality (often times I am streaming over 2/3G and would like to toggle it from "high" to "normal" quality). Over all pyPianobar is a fantastic application and just one more example of the power of the community that is behind Maemo!

~Jeff Hoogland

Raymond.CC Blog - Your System Is Low On Virtual Memory Solution

Raymond.CC Blog - Your System Is Low On Virtual Memory Solution


Your System Is Low On Virtual Memory Solution

Posted: 05 May 2010 10:48 PM PDT


I’m writing up this solution today even though I was planning on alternating between Windows and Linux posts, but today’s post on Windows is because I got a call from one of my friends recently to help them out. Whenever they launched something, anything at all, they would have an error message pop up letting [...]

Raymond.CC Blog: “Downgrade Windows 7 64bit to 32bit (x64 to x86)” plus 1 more

Raymond.CC Blog: “Downgrade Windows 7 64bit to 32bit (x64 to x86)” plus 1 more


Downgrade Windows 7 64bit to 32bit (x64 to x86)

Posted: 05 May 2010 12:03 AM PDT


My Dell desktop computer comes with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit because it has 4GB of RAM. The computer is only used to test software and do all sorts of crazy stuff with it such as running malicious files, virus and etc. It is just too dangerous to rely on any antivirus because I am [...]

Living without Symantec Products – The freeware you’ve been missing

Posted: 04 May 2010 07:06 PM PDT


Most computer technicians I work with, loath Symantec/Norton products and as much as I’d hate to single out a single company as a poor one, it’s hard to find something to like if you look at them from my point of view, I suppose. As a programmer, because my code is rather hard to find [...]

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