Anyone editing panoramas under OS X needs this software. Finally, the integration of Panotools into classic OS X graphics programs (at least those that can use Photoshop plugins). Correct lens distortions, convert panoramas between different projection types, everything you need when you want a wide field of view.
Well, Christmas does surprise you completely every year after all.
At heise online news there is the original article.
It's alarming how we're getting closer and closer to Aldous Huxley's vision in Brave New World and even making moves to go beyond it... At Telepolis News you can find the original article.
Will his opponents now pounce on him? One would certainly hope so.
I found the original article at RP-Online: Politik.
Yay! Kanther in the box!
At RP-Online: Politik I found the original article.
Agreed. Why public broadcasters still think they're something special when they submit everything to ratings and viewership numbers anyway remains a real mystery to me. Nobody needs a trashy channel financed by fees.
The original article can be found at kulturnation.de.
Wow! Just a few more years and this hyped-up B-Tree management can call itself a database
At heise online news there's the original article.
PROGRAMMATIC INTERFACES - Moveable Type XMLRPC API
SubrosaSoft.com Ltd - Product Information - Background with Earth image, day/night boundary, clouds, moon and sun
All I can think of is: Who can fart like the horn of the Waltons?
At RP-Online: Medien I found the original article.
Ben Bucksch - Projects - Various - TV Movie als XMLTV - Create XML-TV from TV Movie XML - unfortunately no longer functional
It's possible that the MPlayer developers used code from Kiss. - ah yes, that sounds to me like someone wants to ride the SCO wave
At heise online news there's the original article.
Who wants this? Why does this crap have to exist?
For the first time, consumers are getting the right to choose, and farmers are getting safe framework conditions - yes, thank you. Farmers actually wanted security against this crap, because genetically modified plants cause problems for organic farmers, for example, if they mix with their seeds. And the consumers - has anyone ever asked them whether they even wanted this idiotic choice?
I can also choose whether to nail a meatball to my knee.
At RP-Online: Politik I found the original article.
Html sucks completely - Manual - HTML preprocessor for the command line
A clear statement from Intel. Sure, they want to sell hardware - and SCO's activities are anything but designed to sell hardware.
At XMLMania.com - Google News Search: SCO I found the original article.
LizardTech, Inc - Genuine Fractals - Genuine Fractals also has an LE version
I really like this: GeoURL+RSS results in Localfeeds. And with that, an RSS feed for Münster and the surrounding area.
However, umlauts and such are pretty chaotic and the result isn't really usable with PyDS. I should try it with NetNewswire to see if it handles it better.
That a manufacturer of IT security products recommends not checking whether a certificate is still valid would probably set off alarm bells for some customers. - if I considered Symantec to be a manufacturer of security products, then that would set off my alarm bells, that's correct.
At heise online news there's the original article.
Very funny at the timing: There is a place in the PowerDNS daemon that stumbles over exactly this. At one point the C expression 1< <31-1 is calculated instead of (1< <31) -1. Result: since Saturday noon all PowerDNS installations have been running at maximum load, because the wait time between database queries is no longer being maintained and the database server is being bombarded with a massive number of database queries.
The problematic expression is in pdns/communicator.hh in the earliest method, which finds the domain that most urgently needs to be forwarded to the slaves, or most urgently requires an update from the master, depending on whether the server functions as master or slave or both. Details can be found in the archive of the pdns-dev mailing list. Here is the original article.
Rob Galbraith DPI: Photo transmission from Kodak cameras nearing release - Send images from the Kodak DCS 520 via mobile phone
I'd be happy to help, but I need clarification. You've provided:
To translate the blog post body from German to English, I need the actual Markdown body content of the blog post. Could you please provide the Markdown content that needs to be translated?
For example, the body text that starts with something like "# Heading" or "Wie man eine Kodak DCS Batterie..." etc.
Awesome: a project that writes an emulator for the TI Explorer II. So an emulator for a Lisp machine. No idea how good it already is, but maybe I'll give it a try when I have some time. Today's computers should have enough performance to bring this emulation to the same level as the original machine.
The E3 Project - Ti Explorer II Emulator Project
First they ruined the Queen's lawn and now they're also bombing Northern England.
I found the original article at RP-Online: Politik.
VPWiki Spec 0.1 - VoodooPad Wiki API
And further, the threat of terrorism and the supposedly endangered public safety are used to express desires for further surveillance and control.
At heise online news there is the original article.
That's exactly the problem: we don't have real freedom of choice. Genetically modified organisms are not easy to detect - and their spread is not easy to control. Life finds a way, and if it goes across the neighbor's field or through the stomach of the pig that ends up as a steak on the plate. And all of this just to boost the profits of individual biotech companies. There's no real economic reason for this nonsense in Europe, there are no extreme environmental conditions that make growing normal plants impossible. On the contrary, there are overproductions. Genetically engineered plants designed to be resistant don't make sense in Europe. But the biotech corporations have to rip off consumers once again.
At Spiegel Online: Wissenschaft there's the original article.
Great. Abolishing public holidays. Of course, ones that are employee-friendly and either always fall on working days or - like May 1st - are a sore point for employers anyway. Somehow, all the great concepts these days only consist of taking away and scrapping. Maybe we should just scrap the politicians. Would save costs and be good for public health. That would be a real reform.
I found the original article at RP-Online: Politik.
I see this with mixed feelings: on the one hand, it's great when Lego really focuses again on the classic bricks. After all, that's the part that makes Lego so brilliant. But if Mindstorms has to go away because of it, I'd find that a shame. Mindstorms is simply brilliant. Ok, the other computer kits are rather mediocre, but the original RCX kit is really great.
Fortunately, I already have two RCXs and enough small parts; I can already tinker quite a bit with them.
At heise online news there's the original article.
LinkTagMeaning - Atom Wiki - Collection of link tag variants in Atom
Instead of blaming each other, all the politicians involved could simply resign collectively. That would be a measure. But of course, the Union is never guilty of the mess it causes, it's always the others. We all just imagined the blockades in the Bundesrat and the mediation committee. Just like the fact that Rüttgers was actively involved. When I imagine that we could get this windbag and shirker as Minister-President, if Steinbrück ruins NRW even further and people don't want to see the SPD anymore, I feel sick. The talk of the devil and Beelzebub takes on completely new dimensions ...
At tagesschau im Internet you can find the original article.
Another superfluous politician. Not only does he want to forcibly expand data retention at providers, but he's also demanding that cryptography must have access points for police decryption. The Clipper Chip and similar harebrained ideas come to mind.
You can find the original article at heise online news under the original article.
Because I just saw Dirk's costs, here's a tip for anyone wanting to set up blog services: take a close look at the different pricing plans from various providers! There are some that are significantly cheaper. I don't advertise often, but I want to give a shout-out to Hetzner, they provide me with an entry-level server for 40 euros per month with 100 GB traffic included. And the next larger plan comes in at 70 euros with 150 GB. With something like that, you can already do a lot more cool stuff without running out of money right away. Disclaimer: I don't have much more to do with them than having simon (the server that this all runs on) hosted with them.
Slightly intoxicated Swedes are therefore terrorists according to Spanish opinion, or did I misunderstand something there?
At Telepolis News there's the original article.
Carly and Steve are quite an adorable couple
At Industrial Technology & Witchcraft you can find the original article.
Elmo - The Electronic Mail Operator - Mail program as a possible competitor to Mutt
Project info for Jellybean - Application server in Perl
Rapid Application development using PyQt and Eric3 ... in realtime! - Example of a GUI application in Python with PyQT
Blogger API - Blogger API documentation
chaotic intransient prose bursts: ecto is here! - ecto Announcement der Beta
The important questions of life ...
I found the original article at RP-Online: Wissenschaft.
And once again another step in the direction of total control
At Telepolis News there's the original article.
quickSub - Simple subscription in various aggregators as JavaScript popup
RFC: MetaWeblog API - Documentation of the MetaWeblog API
RFC: Really Simple Discoverability 1.0 - Description of Really Simple Discoverability
Furthermore, Binalshibh is supposedly programmed to lie as a matter of faith. The Muslim religion supposedly commands the faithful to speak "non-truth" if their own lives or property or those of people close to them are endangered. - oh yes. Clear, terrorists belong - if they are convicted as terrorists of the acts they are accused of, they belong in prison. But could one please reserve a cell right next door for the prosecutor for this audacity?
At Telepolis News there is the original article.
Well, literally left in the sand.
At Spiegel Online: Wissenschaft you can find the original article.
Not quite uncool: being able to put any (ok, certainly not just any) USB devices on a server part hanging in the network and then use them throughout the entire network. Could definitely be interesting for shared scanner use or similar purposes.
At The Macintosh News Network there's the original article.
