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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]

In curand facem 8

September 16th, 2009 | Posted by deCoder in Misc - (0 Comments)


In curand facem 8

Originally uploaded by de_coder
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Back in Time Fail

September 16th, 2009 | Posted by deCoder in Uncategorized - (0 Comments)
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Extract

September 14th, 2009 | Posted by deCoder 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

Windows 7

September 13th, 2009 | Posted by deCoder in Misc - (1 Comments)

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 deCoder in Misc - (0 Comments)

Just use MacFUSE.

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.

Little Dog

September 8th, 2009 | Posted by deCoder in Uncategorized - (0 Comments)

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuBIclGG3R0

September 8th, 2009 | Posted by deCoder in Uncategorized - (0 Comments)

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8asQkegV_wk