I’ve got a bunch of multi-page Tiffs that I need to split/sort. Just bookmarking a post that has some info on the subject I want to check out. http://kodesharp.blogspot.com/2007/12/c-class-for-tiff-manipulation.html
I haven’t had a chance to try this yet, but I wanted to keep it in front of me to remind me to give it a go. http://blog.pulletsforever.com/2010/08/19/make-rss-feed-generator/ Obviously, it’s a little bit older, so the hole that this uses may have been filled. Also, I’m in no way condoning piracy. What I am condoning is availability of something that you may have a license for on a device that you might not typically be able to use it on. I’ll post an update if I get around to trying it.
I don’t know about you, but my kid asks questions. He also watches TV, listens to the radio when we are in the car (if it’s my car it’s talk radio), and, though when addressing him directly you’d think you were talking to a brick wall, he probably hears every little thing his mother and I talk about. With that in mind, and with the play that bin Laden’s death will get over the next week or so, how do you rationalize the killing of another human being to a child. I have my ideas. I just wanted to pose the question.
This question isn’t asked because I’m looking for justification for killing the guy. I’m glad the world is rid of him, and I’m proud of the service members that successfully executed their mission with no casualties of their own. It’s just food for thought.
I’ll close this with a couple versions of a quote (one improperly attributed to Mark Twain and the real version from Clarence Darrow).
“I’ve never wished a man dead, but I have read some obituaries with great pleasure.” – Mark Twain (never actually said this)
“Every instinct that is found in any man is in all men. The strength of the emotion may not be so overpowering, the barriers against possession not so insurmountable, the urge to accomplish the desire less keen. With some, inhibitions and urges may be neutralized by other tendencies. But with every being the primal emotions are there. All men have an emotion to kill; when they strongly dislike some one they involuntarily wish he was dead. I have never killed any one, but I have read some obituary notices with great satisfaction.” – Clarence Darrow
Spent more time in WordPress / PHP tonight than I have in a long time (not this site). Played around with custom post types and taxonomies. Good stuff, though I didn’t completely figure out what I was trying to do. Probably poke around a bit more tomorrow. It’s refreshing playing around with something that you don’t work with everyday (PHP).
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Just wanted to save a few links that I need to come back to. I’ve been really interested in the prospect of allowing the clinical staff at work to “write code” using pseudocode that they can read along with T4 text templates in .NET. Here’s some of the links that I’ve found helpful.
What a great moment. My daughter can put her iPhone in DFU mode.
Just wanted to mention an update to the project page for my Arduino powered rocket launch controller. I’ve added a video overview of the system as well as the source code. I’ll be adding more details soon.
http://bradhuffman.com/wordpress/projects/d-i-y/rocket-launch-controller/
So here we are. Another new year. Like most years, I’ve got a head full of ideas and goals, and every intention of seeing them through. This year, I’ve decided to do something that, for me, is a little different. I’m making a list… I’m hoping that, by sharing and possibly being held accountable for my resolutions, I’ll be more inclined to see more than a few of them through. I’m going to try to list items in a sort of GTD style with some context to where a particular item fits in to my life. Lastly, this list will be fairly fluid throughout the year. I plan on revisiting and revising it as the year progresses. With all that in mind, and in no particular order, on with the list…
Ahhhh… The ubiquitous “Hello world!” post. It came pre-installed with the blog, and I could delete it, but I’ve taken the time to edit it, so it will stay.
