I started messing with CamStudio which I’ve been very impressed with as well as I’m impressed that PDF-XChange viewer can dump a PDF to a png. But the greatest find is the newest version of inkscape has PDF editing capabilities!!! this is tremendous!
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Wow, that was fast
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So after working continuously on ‘reducing to practice’ of my latest invention for at least over the past six months (have to check my ‘inventors notebook’, something I read a lot about since in the US we are a first to patent country as opposed to a first to file) I finally decided to file [...]
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Find this post interesting? Do you like interesting things? Maybe you would like my invention, a connectible candle called a WickBrick! Get one here http://wickbrick.etsy.com/ So I ended up using a few more open source programs with my patent drawings. I needed to add some cross hatch to the drawings which I couldn’t get to [...]
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Xobni is pretty cool. Email really is the killer app and Xobni adds a few nice features to it. Xobni search is very quick, and I like being able to see files that I have exchanged with different users and the conversation threading. Most of the rest of the app is just eye candy though. [...]
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So, I recently have started to use Google Sketchup for some patent drawings. I just barely touched SU a while ago and I remember not really getting it. Well, this time I actually watched a few tutorials and since I had some drawings I wanted to get done I started to get in the groove [...]
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I wanted to change the user that was autologging the server in but then I noticed that the TransformTool.jar ceased to function…. grr…. well come to find out there is a config file that needs to match the user you are logging in as, and get this the user is case sensitive as well. Thats [...]
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Since T-asha likes pictures here you go. Recipe. About a table spoon of butter on each piece of chicken, salt and pepper, two spoonfuls of apricot preserves and a healthy poring of raspberries. Put in oven and cook until done 450-475 around 20-25 mins. Yummy, tastes sweet and tangy.
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Find this post interesting? Do you like interesting things? Maybe you would like my invention, a connectible candle called a WickBrick! Get one here http://wickbrick.etsy.com/ On our IBM 3850 M2, LSI MegaRAID SAS-MFI BIOS Version NT11 (Build Jul 05, 2007) Replacing the RAID card battery appeared to fix this issue. (It would hang at the [...]
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Made some thin steaks last night. Marinated them for just a bit in some steak sauce mixed with some mango puree. After cooking, drizzled the remainder of the mango puree on top along with topping with sauteed onions. Yum. Made for a sweet tango steak.
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