It’s time when I have to move from Del.icio.us and Google Bookmarks. Twitter Atom subscription gives quite good opportunity of tracking all the interesting things caught from Twitter on daily basis. A combination of GoogleReader and Twitter gives a nice service with:
- Tags and categories can be made in GReader.
- Accessing your bookmarks from phone by following Twitter updates.
- Encapsulated Google Search in GReader won’t give a chance to miss any information once it was tracked through RSS/Atom feeds.
- You can update your twits from phone/IM: fast and easy and clicking less.
After few days of surging, I came out with few NXT programming solutions:
- RobotC
- Microsoft Robotics Studio (MRS)
- LeJOS
Basic C-language interface from umc.edu, which works with NXT and RCX model
Nice and easy way of programming Robots with GUI interface, with almost no interaction with code.
For Java programmers: NXT and RCX Java Open Source interface with simple Java Eclipse installation Plug-in.
To be continued…
Heck! I was expecting some power consumption improvements, but still 4 hours XP vs. 2 hours Gusty.
Trying to make this post useful, follow these lines:
sudo aptitude upgrade
sudo aptitude dist-upgrade
And remember: the more you misspell these three lines the longer upgrade will be! Be aware of grammar mistakes, folks!
I’ll try to make things short by quoting Richard Stallman:
Control over the use of one’s ideas really constitutes control over other people’s lives; and it is usually used to make their lives more difficult.
Watching these patent wars between Novell, Red Hat versus IP Innovation just makes me wondering: how hard will it be to distribute ideas in the world where everything is patented?
- Problems with pdf rendering after .chm to .pdf convertion
- 80 Mb RAM usage
- Correct font rendering in non-native pdf formats
- Correct pdf output with original .pdf’s.
- 40 Mb RAM usage