New House Club Track – You shouldn’t say that F word
September 29th, 2009 | Posted by in Personal - (1 Comments)flickr gupr – upload photos to flickr, send to groups
September 29th, 2009 | Posted by in Misc | Work - (0 Comments)Flickr Gupr is my new experimental project. It behaves almost like Flickr Uploadr:
– Edit the Title, Description, Tags, Security Level, etc. off-line and submit them with the photo
– Group Edit of all these properties (e.g. select desired photos and edit specific properties)
– Batch Upload
There are some extra nifty features:
– You can create packs of groups and manage them off-line. When you want to send the photo, gupr will automatically send that photo to all selected groups
– When uploading the photo, you can post a comment (most likely the First Post on the photo thread)
– You can add a watermark to your photo by just typing it in
Planned features:
– You can update an existing photo
– You can schedule the upload at a specific hour
– Add tags from the tag clouds (tag manager)
– Custom signatures in the description and 1st comment area
– Basic Image processing (crop, straighten, rotate, down/re sample)
– …
This is an early functional beta. You can download it and you are free to use it.
You will need .NET 2.0. Feel free to comment.
Download Flickr Gupr [beta]
Back in Time Fail
September 16th, 2009 | Posted by in Uncategorized - (0 Comments)Extract
September 14th, 2009 | Posted by in Uncategorized - (0 Comments)Can un fan inrait Office Space, nu pot decat sa spun ca de-abia astept sa-l vad si pe asta
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJSGlq89wsQ
The GUI of Windows 7 starts looking nice.
You know why?
It starts to be an OSX clone
How to make NTFS Partitions writable in OSX86
September 12th, 2009 | Posted by in Misc - (0 Comments)Just use MacFUSE.
Booting XP and Mac OSX86 togheter [howto]
September 12th, 2009 | Posted by in Life Hacks - (0 Comments)I’m assuming that you installed Windows XP on 1st disk and the OSX86 on a separate disk (2nd disk)
Here we go…
Getting the chain0 file from your OSX86
- Put a memory stick in the PC and boot OSX86
- In OSX86 start terminal and type:
cp /usr/standalone/i386/chain0 /Volumes/[MemoryStickName]/
chain0 is a 512 bytes file containing the Darwin boot sector
Placing the chain0 file to the root of your XP boot partition
- Reboot to Windows XP
- Be sure to copy the chain0 file from the memory stick to root of the Windows XP boot partition (usually C:\)
Editing boot.ini file
- Click-Right on My Computer, then Properties, Advanced, Start Up and Recovery and then Settings
- In the Startup and Recovery page, press the Edit button
- Add the following line to the boot.ini
C:\chain0="Mac OS X"
- Save boot.ini and reboot
On the boot screen you should have another option to boot OSX. Select it and press Enter.
The PC should boot OSX86.


