I couldn't agree enough. eZ Publish is the most flexible CMS out of a large number I have evaluated. Like most PHP programmers at some point in their web career, I was considering writing my own CMS (as I already had kind of partially written one anyway) but as soon as I really began planning how I would build it I realised that eZ was exactly what I was planning to build.
Once you get your head round the templating language, there's very little you can't achieve with it.
it's here but you're right - it wouldn't really do what you want because it won't do wireless (not easily anyway)
There is a good list of small embedded linux devices at (strangely enough) linux devices which should help you out.
One that isn't on that list but which looks pretty much perfect is the meshcube
but there's also the Wireless Router Application Platform which looks pretty interesting and is actually affordable without any expensive developer kit required
I would imagine that the saving DVDs to local files feature would just keep the streams as MPEG 2 otherwise, on this CPU, the rip to divx would take quite some time. Of course from there you could convert it in the background.
I remember using Viewpoint about 5 years ago for web based 3d. It would gradually stream in the points of the mesh so that as it was recieving the data, the model would gradually build itself as you watched. Maybe this is what you are thinking of?
IIRC it was a very impressive piece of technology. It could be placed in an html layer and was transparent with a nice drop shadow over whatever content was beneath it. It used a binary format to deliver the actual models, than an xml file defined how they should be arranged, animated, etc.
Their site is here, but at a glance I can't really see if they still do 3d - just some kind of media player thing.
"the reason i use *nix is because I can deal the files windows users give me and I can use other *nix-only programs at the same time..."
Exactly the same reason I use OS X. The fact that I can run photoshop, illustrator, flash and director as well as doing *nix development is quite compelling.
This is true (the problems with DVD+R, that is) but I have just boughta LiteON DVD burner which allows you to set the booktype to DVD-ROM, instead of DVD+R (You can only do this on DVD+R disks iirc. DVD-Rs already have the booktype set)
This means that there are now virtually no compatability problems at all now. PS2s used to have problems with +Rs, but using this they play them fine now.
This is what you're looking for
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Quieting Your G5?
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· Score: 4, Informative
Rather than trying to quieten each individual component, this guy made a surrounding box which has a sound baffle so that everything is silenced.
He does seem to consider the importance of airflow as well, since what point is there in putting your shiny new G5 in a soundproof box if it cooks itself?
That's a very good idea, care to share the results as I have no idea how I would go about this and it would be interesting to see what you did.
I imagine that if cell information from your sevice was not forthcoming, some kind of distributed mapping project could be performed and the data shared.
My advice is to start with a pic 16F877a and use a bootloader. Life gets a lot easier this way, without having to slowly use the programmer every time.
If you go to the microchip website you can get free samples which should get you started.
I currently use webalizer, but felt like it should be doing a lot more with the information in the log files. Hell, even I could spot more trends from just looking at the log file raw.
So I took a look at AWStats and (although slower - it's written in perl not compiled c) it looks to have a lot more useful features.
Usefully though, I came across this comparison chart comparing these three options plus another. Hope this helps.
I've got the t610 and it is a great phone. I use it wiht my 12" PB G4 and the combination is fantastic. The amount of integration is amazing and the whole process is _very_ easy. I haven't had any problems with the key sizo or the screen brightness (at least no more than other screens)
Also, you can do some really cool stuff with Salling Clicker which is a great (and inexpensive) piece of software
(CBS) Moses Miniseries - Moses comes down the mountain holding a PocketPC 2003 PDA with 10 Commandments, then uses OnStar GPS navigation system to get directions out of the desert.
Slashdot Mirror
Everyone knows it'll make you go blind
(disclaimer: yes I know dyslexia is not a sight issue)
An article on InformIT.com looks at the current state of haptic technologies: "In the consumer realm, two companies dominate the field in the creation of tactile I/O devices: Immersion Corporation and SensAble Technologies. Right now, each seems interested in consolidating a position in the marketplace.
The via eden processors run pretty well without a fan - they go up to 600MHz I think (see more info here)
Why is there no link to the actual ping identity website in the submission?
I couldn't agree enough. eZ Publish is the most flexible CMS out of a large number I have evaluated. Like most PHP programmers at some point in their web career, I was considering writing my own CMS (as I already had kind of partially written one anyway) but as soon as I really began planning how I would build it I realised that eZ was exactly what I was planning to build.
Once you get your head round the templating language, there's very little you can't achieve with it.
it's here but you're right - it wouldn't really do what you want because it won't do wireless (not easily anyway)
There is a good list of small embedded linux devices at (strangely enough) linux devices which should help you out.
One that isn't on that list but which looks pretty much perfect is the meshcube
but there's also the Wireless Router Application Platform which looks pretty interesting and is actually affordable without any expensive developer kit required
HTH
that would be "Sorry to be pedantic..." then ;-)
I would imagine that the saving DVDs to local files feature would just keep the streams as MPEG 2 otherwise, on this CPU, the rip to divx would take quite some time. Of course from there you could convert it in the background.
If you don't want to buy a mac, you could always use browsercam
Of course you messed up in the first place not getting a mac. You can test in PC/IE from the mac, but not the other way around.
yes, that's what apple use for their iDisk. It's the ftp that has problems
photos and more info here and an interesting photo of them being shot down from a plane.
Intersting stuff.
I remember using Viewpoint about 5 years ago for web based 3d. It would gradually stream in the points of the mesh so that as it was recieving the data, the model would gradually build itself as you watched. Maybe this is what you are thinking of?
IIRC it was a very impressive piece of technology. It could be placed in an html layer and was transparent with a nice drop shadow over whatever content was beneath it. It used a binary format to deliver the actual models, than an xml file defined how they should be arranged, animated, etc.
Their site is here, but at a glance I can't really see if they still do 3d - just some kind of media player thing.
"the reason i use *nix is because I can deal the files windows users give me and I can use other *nix-only programs at the same time..."
Exactly the same reason I use OS X. The fact that I can run photoshop, illustrator, flash and director as well as doing *nix development is quite compelling.
Another version of the original which took place in Mexico for the millennium by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer
This guy does get up to some really interesting stuff.
This is true (the problems with DVD+R, that is) but I have just boughta LiteON DVD burner which allows you to set the booktype to DVD-ROM, instead of DVD+R (You can only do this on DVD+R disks iirc. DVD-Rs already have the booktype set)
This means that there are now virtually no compatability problems at all now. PS2s used to have problems with +Rs, but using this they play them fine now.
Rather than trying to quieten each individual component, this guy made a surrounding box which has a sound baffle so that everything is silenced.
He does seem to consider the importance of airflow as well, since what point is there in putting your shiny new G5 in a soundproof box if it cooks itself?
Yes, but anyone with a bluetooth gadget would have to be standing pretty much right next to you anyway.
That's a very good idea, care to share the results as I have no idea how I would go about this and it would be interesting to see what you did.
I imagine that if cell information from your sevice was not forthcoming, some kind of distributed mapping project could be performed and the data shared.
This one is pretty good.
My advice is to start with a pic 16F877a and use a bootloader. Life gets a lot easier this way, without having to slowly use the programmer every time.
If you go to the microchip website you can get free samples which should get you started.
I currently use webalizer, but felt like it should be doing a lot more with the information in the log files. Hell, even I could spot more trends from just looking at the log file raw.
So I took a look at AWStats and (although slower - it's written in perl not compiled c) it looks to have a lot more useful features.
Usefully though, I came across this comparison chart comparing these three options plus another. Hope this helps.
bjpirt
not that simple it would seem...
T610
Z600
I've got the t610 and it is a great phone. I use it wiht my 12" PB G4 and the combination is fantastic.
The amount of integration is amazing and the whole process is _very_ easy.
I haven't had any problems with the key sizo or the screen brightness (at least no more than other screens)
Also, you can do some really cool stuff with Salling Clicker which is a great (and inexpensive) piece of software
Surely it would be a tablet pc
Doom on a cellphone
looks like you have now