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By
Jeff Ivany on
April 13, 2008
I put together a panoramic picture of the flooding of Curry Park on the Kemptville Creek. I used an application called Hugin.
There is an add-on application for Hugin called autopano which made short work of calculating all of the stitch points for the panorama. The only problem with autopano is there isn’t a pre-compiled OS [...]
Posted in Kemptville, Technology
| Tagged autopano, Curry Park, flood, Hugin, Kemptville Creek, Mac, OS X, panorama, panoramic photo, Windows XP
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By
Jeff Ivany on
October 12, 2006
I want Network Attached Storage that supports Firewire (IEEE 1394) for additional expansion. I’ve come to the realization that I could really use a Network Attached Storage (NAS) device these days. Since the Windows XP desktop is mostly dead, we’re using the iBook all the time which means the 40GB drive in the [...]
Posted in General, Technology
| Tagged Buffalo Technology, firewire, home network, NAS, network attached storage, OS X, USB, Windows XP
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By
Jeff Ivany on
March 16, 2005
I discovered today that Safari is one of the only browsers that supports the text shadow attribute in CSS. I found that sort of odd. Since few people use Safari (it’s the Mac OS X default browser so if you don’t have a Mac you can’t use it) I figured I’d show you [...]
Posted in Technology
| Tagged browser, css, Mac, OS X, Safari, text shadow
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By
Jeff Ivany on
February 3, 2005
Well, I finally got my USB data cable for my Audiovox 8910 cellphone. I had ordered it a while back through eBay. $10USD shipped. That’s a lot better than the $99.99CAD+tax that the Bell Store wanted for it.
Anyhoo, of course what’s the first thing I want to do? DOWNLOAD PICTURES! hehe. [...]
Posted in Technology
| Tagged Apple, Audiovox 8910, bitpim, cellphone, download, iBook, Mac, OS X, picture
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