Thursday, April 11, 2013

JPEGS: J Hooks with Handy Pegs

JPEGS: J Hooks with Handy Pegs


Leave it to Thabto to come up with a quirky name like Jpegs for these J-hooks.


JPEGS: J Hooks with Handy Pegs in home furnishings Category


Inspired by the classic wooden clothes peg, these hooks can manage just about anything from your keys to coats and bags and also wrangle your mail at the same time. Or, stick a love note in the clothes pin. Or lunch money!


JPEGS: J Hooks with Handy Pegs in home furnishings Category


Pop a photo of the hook’s owner to help keep your family’s things organized and separated.


JPEGS: J Hooks with Handy Pegs in home furnishings Category


Each Jpeg also come with powerful magnets so you can put them on your fridge to use for kids’ drawings or notes, and also hang a potholder or apron. There are tons of uses for these!










via JPEGS: J Hooks with Handy Pegs

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

All Adobe Updates

ALERT: Some pending mandatory software updates require version 21.1.2 of the Oracle/Sun Java(tm) JDK(tm) Update Manager Runtime Environment Meta-Updater, which is not available for your platform.



via fever.lobath.com’s Saved Items http://xkcd.com/1197/

Wednesday, March 09, 2011

Snowy Street


Snowy Street
Originally uploaded by durgis
First post with my new D3100!

Friday, January 07, 2011

Google Reader Pentadactyl Passkeys

To pass useful keyboard shortcuts to Google Reader through Pentadactyl.

The first command sets the passkeys property and takes a url, and list of keys.
The second command stores the options to your rc file, overwriting if necessary.
:set passkeys+='https://www\.google\.com/reader':nplmsSt
:mkp!

Wednesday, December 08, 2010

Properly Removing HTC News and Stocks

This article explains how to properly remove the HTC News and Stocks item from a HTC Desire without causing the Sync Accounts to be messed up. This is a fairly advanced topic, and should not be done without reading this entire article. No warranty of any kind is provided with these instructions, any consequences of you following these directions are yours to bear.

You will need the following tools:
  1. A rooted HTC Desire, or maybe another HTC android device.
  2. ADB, and some knowledge of a linux shell.
  3. SQLite3, and some knowledge of SQL.
  4. Text editor (vim, etc)
Shut down the phone and reboot into recovery mode.

Open a shell, and use ADB to pull the following files.
/data/system/accounts.db
/data/system/sync/accounts.xml

Open accounts.xml in a text editor and remove the News and Stocks entries.





...


Save the file and exit.

Open the sqlite database accounts.db and remove the News and Stocks entries from the accounts table.
sqlite> select * from accounts;
1|News|com.htc.newsreader|
2|Weather|com.htc.sync.provider.weather|
3|Stocks|com.htc.android.Stock|
sqlite> delete from accounts where _id = 1;
sqlite> delete from accounts where _id = 3;
You can also clear the authtokens, grants, and extras tables of related entries. The following is an example of clearing the authtokens table with the accounts_ids from above.
sqlite> delete from authtokens where accounts_id in (1,3);
Exit from SQLite.

Remove the following files from the /system/app directory.
Note: this list also includes the Footprints application.
DCSStock.apk
DCSStock.odex
Stock.apk
Stock.odex
com.htc.StockWidget.apk
com.htc.StockWidget.odex

NewsReader.apk
NewsReader.odex
com.htc.NewsReaderWidget.apk
com.htc.NewsReaderWidget.odex
HtcFootprints.apk
HtcFootprints.odex
HtcFootprintsWidget.apk
HtcFootprintsWidget.odex
Exit the ADB shell and click "reboot" on the phone.

Thursday, July 16, 2009

DD


DD
Originally uploaded by durgis

Sunday, June 28, 2009

Fishing Dart Weekend


Fishing Dart Weekend
Originally uploaded by durgis
Finally got the pictures from the fishing trip we went on during the extended weekend in the 'North Woods'.

Monday, June 22, 2009

Windows XP IIS SMTP Relay Setup

Install IIS from Windows component installer

Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Internet Information Services

(local computer) -> Default SMTP Virtual Server -> Domains

Right Click on Domains -> New -> Domain...

Select Remote, Next

Enter domain name (eg, google.com), Next

Right click on new domain name -> Properties

Check 'Allow incoming mail to be relayed to this domain'

Route Domain: Select 'Use DNS to route to this domain'

Wednesday, April 08, 2009

DD


DD
Originally uploaded by durgis

Saturday, March 28, 2009

hbloader

I got the following error while attempting to compile hbloader (a boot loader for the mc68hc11 Handy Board)
~/Desktop/hbloader-1.23 $ make m6811-elf-as -o hbtalker.elf hbtalker.s make: m6811-elf-as: Command not found make: *** [hbtalker.s19] Error 127
I am on Ubuntu 8.10, and have installed the m68hc11 gcc compiler packages available in the Universe repository; which was done using the following command.
sudo aptitude install gcc-m68hc1x gdb-m68hc1x newlib-m68hc1x
I noticed that the Ubuntu packages had slightly different names for the compiler. m68hc11-as versus m6811-elf-as which was used in the Makefile. New makefile is as follows.
all: SRecord.o S19Parser.o hbloader hbtalker.s19

SRecord.o: SRecord.hpp SRecord.cpp
g++ -c SRecord.cpp

S19Parser.o: S19Parser.hpp S19Parser.cpp
g++ -c S19Parser.cpp

hbloader: hbloader.cpp S19Parser.o SRecord.o
g++ -o hbloader hbloader.cpp S19Parser.o SRecord.o \
&& echo "Succesful build."


hbtalker.s19: hbtalker.s
m68hc11-as -o hbtalker.elf hbtalker.s
m68hc11-objcopy --only-section=.text --only-section=.rodata \
--only-section=.vectors --only-section=.data \
--output-target=srec hbtalker.elf hbtalker.s19 \

m68hc11-objcopy --only-section=.text --only-section=.rodata \
--only-section=.vectors --only-section=.data \
--output-target=binary hbtalker.elf hbtalker.b


clean:
rm -f *.o a.out *.core *.s19 *.elf *.o *.b *.rel *.lst hbloader

Man I haven't played with my 68HC11 Handy Board in so long; never did I try it on Linux before.

Saturday, March 21, 2009

First Bloom


First Bloom
Originally uploaded by durgis
Message:
The first fuchsia blossom of the year. I cleaned up the back yard today, just couldn't stay inside. Planted the lilies of the valley my mom dug up for me last fall.

Friday, March 20, 2009

Skype

Just got Skype working with pulse audio on my desktop in Ubuntu Intrepid 8.10. Installed the medibuntu package, and had to restart before the sounds would work properly.

Sound Preferences:
Sound Capture: HDA ATI SB ALC885 Analog (Alsa)

Audio Controls:
Playback:
Front Mic: 80% Volume
Front Mic Boost: 80% Volume

Recording:
Capture: Unmuted 1/3 volume

Switches:
Headphone checked
IEC958 Default PCM checked

Options:
Channel Mode: 6ch
Input Source (x3): Front Mic

Skype Audio Options:
All Pulse
Allow Skype to automatically adjust my mixer levels unchecked.

Monday, February 16, 2009

D D


D D
Originally uploaded by durgis

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Front and back


Front and back
Originally uploaded by durgis
Message:
Shows the front and back boards. Right and left respectively. I should post a diagram later.

Saturday, January 31, 2009

Side view of the joined boards


New Multimedia Message
Originally uploaded by durgis

Overview two boards clamped together.


New Multimedia Message
Originally uploaded by durgis

My first time using a router.


New Multimedia Message
Originally uploaded by durgis

Friday, December 19, 2008

Wii bowling...


Wii bowling...
Originally uploaded by durgis

Saturday, October 25, 2008

New Multimedia Message


New Multimedia Message
Originally uploaded by durgis

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

December 12


December 12
Originally uploaded by durgis

December 11


December 11
Originally uploaded by durgis

December 11


December 11
Originally uploaded by durgis

Friday, December 07, 2007

Car Accident


Car Accident
Originally uploaded by durgis

Car Accident


Car Accident
Originally uploaded by durgis

Friday, November 30, 2007

November 30


November 30
Originally uploaded by durgis

Monday, November 26, 2007

November 26


November 26
Originally uploaded by durgis

Tuesday, November 20, 2007

The Kindle, or How the Internet makes Amazon go crazy?

A good article on BoingBoing about the new kindle from Amazon.

Link

Monday, November 19, 2007

November 19


November 19
Originally uploaded by durgis

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

November 14


November 14
Originally uploaded by durgis

November 13


November 13
Originally uploaded by durgis

November 12


November 12
Originally uploaded by durgis

November 9


November 9
Originally uploaded by durgis

November 8


November 8
Originally uploaded by durgis

Wednesday, November 07, 2007

November 6


November 6
Originally uploaded by durgis

Thursday, November 01, 2007

November 1


November 1
Originally uploaded by durgis
Message:
The framing is nearly complete.

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

October 31


October 31
Originally uploaded by durgis
Message:
After a spot of rain, they began framing.

Monday, October 29, 2007

October 29


October 29
Originally uploaded by durgis
Message:
Today they are grading the parking lot.

Friday, October 26, 2007

October 26


October 26
Originally uploaded by durgis
Message:
Not much change today, however there are six guys working on site.

Thursday, October 25, 2007

October 25


October 25
Originally uploaded by durgis

Portrait Test


Portrait Test
Originally uploaded by durgis
Message:
I took this picture with the phone slid open. Let's see if it shows up portrait.

Tuesday, October 23, 2007

October 23


October 23
Originally uploaded by durgis

Thursday, October 18, 2007

Test


Test
Originally uploaded by durgis

Snippet from BiblioOdyssey

Original Article
Victoria Regia from Carter Museum


Victoria Regia chromolithograph


Victoria Regia - Great Water Lily of America



Victoria Regia illustrated by William Sharp


Great Water Lily of America by John Fisk Allen


'Victoria Regia or The Great Water Lily of America' 1854, with text by John Fisk Allen and six chromolithographs (some of the earliest printed in America) by William Sharp. Sharp used four separately inked stones to render the exquisite illustrations on elephant folio sheets.
The first image above comes from the Carter Museum - I couldn't decide which illustration was better. The others are all via the Spencer Art Museum at Kansas University* but are displayed, along with the text, at Victoria-Adventure. Their whole site is worth exploring, particularly the historical articles (halfway down) that give some indication as to the difficulties facing hopeful 19th century cultivators and the (understandable) awe in which the the Victoria lilies were held.
"It would not be extravagant to call the beauties of this plant unsurpassable. Like the gigantic idea its leaf-structure originated -- the Crystal Palace -- it stands among its class alone and unapproachable. Its flower has been compared to a colossal specimen of the night-blooming Cereus, (Cereus grandiflora.) In certain respects this comparison is just, as in the general appearance of the flower and its delightful fragrance; but when we proceed to examine each beauty separately, all comparison with any other flower must cease. It is not possible to select one property more than another, the which most to admire. It is everything to be wished for."

Monday, October 15, 2007

CyberOptix Ties

These are my favorite, but they are all pretty sweet.

Cherry Blossom
Chemical Experiment
Hive

Guillotine

Screw

Friday, October 05, 2007

Honey bunny.


Honey bunny.
Originally uploaded by durgis
Bunny shaped cereal, how wonderful.

Clouds.


Clouds.
Originally uploaded by durgis
Sweet fluffy white clouds.