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I am doing some developing with prototype lately and I was having some issues with context of `this` variable. The problem is that javascript is different from python in a way that defines local variable scope of class methods. So here is short snippet with double bind(this) that allows one to reference class `this`. In […]
I’ve been working intensively with Django for last few weeks and even managed to find a few bugs in it and also create a patch or two. Django-unicode branch is working very well for me and I would recommend using it as your main development branch since it solves a lot of problems if you […]
Aaahh, it’s good to be awake again. Something in summer smell awoke my community and open source spirit in me again which in turn forced me to work once again on old projects and new open source ideas. Currently I only have to announce two things that managed to kick me back in action. Prevoz.org […]
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While things are calm for me in LiveCD land, Kai mailed me with his latest project: Webconverger. It’s a similiar project to LiveKiosk LiveCD (now part of Morphix project as MorphixLiveKiosk), that was created for easy Kiosk browsing. It is implemented using debian-live system and looks like a very clean implementation. I would definitely recommend […]
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If you want to use full-screen mode to read PDF documents on your OS X, I recommend using Adobe Acrobat 8. The experience is even better when you deactivate: Preferences -> Full screen -> Fill screen with one page at a time. This will allow you be in “fit visible” zoom mode and really only […]
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In August and September 2006 various bloggers (Nicholas G. Carr, Steve Rubel, Tim Bray, and others) started to notice that Wikipedia often shows up on Google for their searches. To research this recent phenomena more throughly I decided to try to do a simple random sampling on whole Wikipedia (together with redirects makes it to […]
In last few weeks a number of Ubuntu users asked when will I start providing updated Cinelerra 2.1 packages. The answer, sadly, is that I will not and that I can not. As such I invite anyone who wants to take this roll over to mail me and I’ll add your website to my README. […]
And after looking at cool videos in their tech section (flash required, sorry), I might just consider doing that sometime in the future. Check out Neave.tv
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It looks like the image reflection effect is the new drop shadow. via 37signals.
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Cyberpipe guys are again helping stream OpenOffice.org 2006 developer conference talks to the internet. Go check out OpenOffice.org conference media page.