Archive for October, 2005



ITunesDB - wikiPodLinux
From the site:
This page details the format of the binary files used on the iPod to keep track of the music it contains as well as its play history. Collectively we refer to these files as the iTunesDB however there are in fact a number of files, each with their own format, that […]

ppmfilter Tutorial
ppmfilter is a command line video effects processing utility.

Cinelerra sites
Need to check this out sometime.

Wow

I/O Brush: The World as the Palette
This is a great idea! A video paint brush that uses colors, shapes and movement from the real world. Checkout the video at: http://www.youtube.com/watch.php?v=vwl98dU0kY8
From the site:
I/O Brush is a new drawing tool to explore colors, textures, and movements found in everyday materials by “picking up” and drawing […]

Java + USB

Universal Serial Bus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
On the ITP PComp Listserv there was recently a thread about USB and Java. I have some interest in this so I figured I would do a bit of searching around.
Here is what I found:
jUSB - Java USB API for Windows
jUSB: Java USB (Linux)
The Java […]

Lode’s Computer Graphics Tutorial
I found this while searching for Java based convolution filter techniques. Turns out to be a great resource.

Hear Us Now:
I like the animation ;-)
Resist the Tower! Fight Media Power!
Don’t let the FCC regulate your media behind closed doors. Turn up your speakers and tune in! And sign our petition calling for the FCC to hold at least 10 public hearings across the country.

Bandwidth for Ads

Welcome to The Free Bandwidth Project (Beta)

The Free Bandwidth Project

Then again, not that interesting.. I suppose that if you need it and are advertising friendly it […]

HanGawi

HanGawi Restaurant
A vegetarian shrine in another space and time
Michael S. turned Karen and I on to this place a while ago. Expensive but well worth it. Leave your shoes at the door.

Newest Webcams
From the site:
Random live webcams from the Net
These webcams were found automatically through a variety of clever search techniques. Their owners might or might not have intended for them
to be public. But they obviously are. Many of them are security cameras in companies or
semi-public places. If you hover over the picture you’ll see what […]




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