This is what happens if the clock of your school's computer is running few minutes late and you pay attention to how many minutes ago and email was sent in Gmail.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Monday, February 23, 2009
Why TwitterFox does not work for me
I was really pleased with the functionality of this add-on but it is breaking the usability that I had before I installed it.
I have been using the Master Password for very long time to increase security without dropping functionality.
With this add-on every time I restart the browser I will be prompted for the master password and if I had several windows open then it would prompt it several times.
I tried to add an exception for chrome://twitternotifier but I did not find a way to do it.
Anyways, fairwell TwitterFox, I am going to start using Twhirl
I have been using the Master Password for very long time to increase security without dropping functionality.
With this add-on every time I restart the browser I will be prompted for the master password and if I had several windows open then it would prompt it several times.
I tried to add an exception for chrome://twitternotifier but I did not find a way to do it.
Anyways, fairwell TwitterFox, I am going to start using Twhirl
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Open source and mobile talks at University of Waterloo
I went last night to Open Source Mobile development sessions which was about:
The broadcasting is already happening, the channels are already reaching your phone but we don't have phones with broadcast receivers on them.
What they have done is, they have taken a broadcast receiver attached it to an Openmoko device, written the drivers for it (they reverse engineered it from the Windows drivers) and voila! You have a broadcasting-enabled phone in which you can (not yet) watch the channels on your phone!
They are still working on the right licensing to use before they release the code and I said to him that without code there are no contributors so hurry up!
Another issue is that they are still missing the part that decodes the signal on the phone but I saw how they can already receive the audio broadcasting signal.
This is the page of their project which things are better explained than in my broken English:
http://openmokast.org
- Development of a bussiness application on Android
- A talk on how to develop applications for the jail broken iPhone (using Open Source tools)
- A workshop on open embedded development on Openmoko and presentation of the Openmokast project
The broadcasting is already happening, the channels are already reaching your phone but we don't have phones with broadcast receivers on them.
What they have done is, they have taken a broadcast receiver attached it to an Openmoko device, written the drivers for it (they reverse engineered it from the Windows drivers) and voila! You have a broadcasting-enabled phone in which you can (not yet) watch the channels on your phone!
They are still working on the right licensing to use before they release the code and I said to him that without code there are no contributors so hurry up!
Another issue is that they are still missing the part that decodes the signal on the phone but I saw how they can already receive the audio broadcasting signal.
This is the page of their project which things are better explained than in my broken English:
http://openmokast.org
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