nostalgia
This is the intro of a movie called Scott Pilgrim. It’s the usual intro of Universal, but the image is pixelated and the sound is recorded (or remastered) in 8-bit.
Enjoy (its 720p so you can watch it pixelated full screen
):
This is the intro of a movie called Scott Pilgrim. It’s the usual intro of Universal, but the image is pixelated and the sound is recorded (or remastered) in 8-bit.
Enjoy (its 720p so you can watch it pixelated full screen
):
Recently I installed iTunes 10 on my Mac, but the streaming server function from my server broke. I could see the server, but when I clicked to open the shared device, I couldn’t see a song. After some research, I came across this explanation someone (a developer which works with the package) gave:
I found that my dmapd had the same problem as mt-daapd when it came to interoperability with iTunes 10. It seems that iTunes 10 requires aeMK/com.apple.itunes.mediakind included in the response to a “GET /databases/1/items.” Ensuring that dmapd included this in its response fixed the server’s ability to work with iTunes 10. As it has been pointed out, forked-daapd already does this.
This week I got a comment on my previous post (too long ago, I know) on Safari’s fancy completion list. I have found a solution that actually works. It isn’t the nicest workaround you can imagine, but it works.
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Apple came up with Safari 5 last week, it has some nice features like Reader, Extentions and DNS Prefetching, but also some pretty annoying things like the URL Completion list. It doesn’t work that well because it searches in your history on URLs, but also on the name of a website.
It’s turned on by default and there is no option to turn it off in Safari’s preferences. Though it is easy to turn them off, in the Terminal.
Fire it up and type
defaults write com.apple.Safari DebugSafari5IncludeFancyURLCompletionList -bool NO
Now restart Safari, clean your history, and you should get rid of that nasty completion.
Update: seems it does not work…
I decided to make a second blog, as portfolio of all major projects I do. Its called Génicus @ work, and can be found on www.genicus.be/work.
There will be pictures, movies, programming code, … on it; just everything I create will be posted there.
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Everyday a free iPhone app till Christmas here: http://appventcalendar.com/
Because somebody asked me to search some people to do this,I decided to put it on my blog too and hope that there is some reaction on it.
If you have access to an iPhone and/or iPod Touch, try playing the first 30 seconds of Big Buck Bunny encoded with 7 reference frames (4.5MB). Please report using the comments below:
- Your hardware type (2G, 3G, 3GS, Touch, …)
- Your model number (Settings -> General -> About -> Model)
- Your version number (Settings -> General -> About -> Version)
- Does it play with or without artifacts
Anything else that might be important
Recently I started to experiment in Adobe’s vector drawing application; Illustrator.
So I am a beginner too; and I want to share my exploration through this jungle.
If you know a better way to do something; let me know in the comments!
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Follow this flowchart and you’ll know it!
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