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General Software Discussion / Re: Castlecops 5-Year Anniversary Contest
« Last post by mouser on February 01, 2007, 06:23 AM »
Interesting.  They are going to post details about the contest today.

For those who don't know about CastleCops:
About CastleCops
CastleCops is a volunteer security community focused on making the Internet a safer place. All services to the public are free, including malware and rootkit cleanup of infected computers, malware and phish investigations and terminations, and searchable database lists of malware and file hashes.

Education and collaborative information sharing are among CastleCops' highest priorities. They are achieved by training our volunteer staff in our anti-malware, phishing, and rootkit academies and through additional services, including CastleCops forums, news, reviews, and continuing education.

CastleCops consistently works with industry experts and law enforcement to reach our ultimate goal in securing a safe and smart computing experience for everyone online.
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JAlbum is one of the very best web photo album creator programs.  Version 7 was just released (history) and has some major improvements to the user interface, which is packed with options.

I've used JAlbum in the past and it's a great program with tons of different web skins that effect how your photo album looks and behaves.

Some people prefer server-based photo album software, for which there are also some good free scripts (Gallery is the big kid on the block here).  But many people prefer to have the pages generated on their local pc and then uploaded.  JAlbum is like that.  All pages are generated statically for you and you just upload the results (or let the program upload them for you).

ps. It's called JAlbum because it's written in Java - works on windows/mac/*nix.

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General Software Discussion / Re: Nice little Flash Photo album script...super easy.
« Last post by mouser on February 01, 2007, 06:04 AM »
there are tons of album making software programs..
here's one of the best free ones, that works on your local pc and doesnt require any server software:
http://jalbum.net/
27754
Fantastic!
Maybe he'll make a post about it on his web page - let's keep our eye out for it - definitely seems like something others would benefit from learning how to do.
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Activation/License/Language Help / Re: Use ScreenShot Capter at work
« Last post by mouser on February 01, 2007, 05:48 AM »
Hi ruri,

This help desk entry explains:
https://www.donation...r.com/Help/entry/23/

"Our software is free/donationware for personal use.  If you are running your own small home business, we consider that the same thing (as fellow voyagers in the world of small home businesses we know how hard it can be).

But if you are running a real business with non-family employees, we do expect you to purchase a Site/Business License for the program you will be using..."
[continues..]
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Screenshot Captor / Re: Capturing transparent windows with transparency - update
« Last post by mouser on February 01, 2007, 05:45 AM »
yes it's done elsewhere, i'm not the only one.

Obviously you aren't often capturing these crazy shaped windows, BUT if you use a windows xp or vista theme with rounded corners and such, then you probably noticed that screenshot captor used to give you a tiny bit of desktop background where the corners were which could be ugly.  so this wil fix that :)


How'd you go around finding the window extents? GetObject + GetRegionData?
yep, it's get region data and then walking the image and masking it according to PtInRegion.
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if the albums it makes feel like the website itself it's a great find.  :up:
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Developer's Corner / Re: Sorting Contest
« Last post by mouser on January 31, 2007, 03:41 PM »
beautifull.
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DC Website Help and Extras / Re: Donating with Paypal doesn't work
« Last post by mouser on January 31, 2007, 02:42 PM »
 :mad:
Paypal seems to be working ok for me..



I'm always suspicious of such messages on websites - they often can be translated into:

"We're sorry but something on our site is broken. Please complain loudly or we will never fix it."

Note we have a bunch of other ways to donate: https://www.donation...te/DonateMethod.html
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Find And Run Robot / Re: Humanized Enzo
« Last post by mouser on January 31, 2007, 02:32 PM »
could you not:
1) Save existing clipboard
2) Copy selection -> do work on it
3) Return original contents if nothing else intervenes.

true, that could be done.
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nitrix are you using the lastest v2 alphas? I think (hope) they solve this problem. I'll send you the link.
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Find And Run Robot / Re: Humanized Enzo
« Last post by mouser on January 31, 2007, 11:05 AM »
farr now has the ability to send clipboard text to progams it launches, but it doesnt auto capture on each activation.. not sure i would want to do that..
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Find And Run Robot / Re: Humanized Enzo
« Last post by mouser on January 31, 2007, 10:54 AM »
The use of text selection as a universal interface is really simple - something FARR would benefit from.
can you explain more?
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cthorpe, we sure are.

note that every time you write a minireview you are a defacto "blogger" because your review will go onto:
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General Software Discussion / Re: MOVAVI,avoid this company like the plague
« Last post by mouser on January 31, 2007, 08:02 AM »
i agree with this, iff you have been given fair notice about the new version.

maybe it partly depends on the price of upgrade.

for example, if version 4 costs $100
and version 5 costs $200
and the upgrade from version 4 to 5 is $50

then it may not really matter if they told you ahead of time, since your total cost to get version 5 would be $150, cheaper than if you bought the version 5 directly later.

BUT if  version 4 costs $100
and version 5 costs $200
and the upgrade costs $150

then you just got screwed by buying version 4 a day before version 5 came out.  to me that would be very upseting.
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Accessibility Game Contest / Re: Games[CC] recruiting programmers
« Last post by mouser on January 31, 2007, 07:39 AM »
yes though i will point out that it seems the most need for captioning might be for sounds you cant see in front of you.  if you can see the object creating the sound it may not be critical to see a caption for it.
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General Software Discussion / Re: Stickies 6.0a released
« Last post by mouser on January 31, 2007, 07:20 AM »
Welcome to the site Guatam, glad to have you stop by  :Thmbsup:

Notezilla is definitely worth a try along with Stickies.. it's a wonderful situation when users have choices for both a great freeware tool and great shareware tool, and can choose the one that matches their needs best.

Member KenR should post here publicly the comments he told me when he tried Notezilla - he was quite in love with it and described his feelings in a very unusual way.  I'll let him describe it..
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Accessibility Game Contest / Re: Games[CC] recruiting programmers
« Last post by mouser on January 31, 2007, 06:17 AM »
One thing you can see in the mod movie Reid posted was the "sound radar" which is quite interesting.
It does suggest that each sound should have a location in 3d space - which of course would be useful for modern spatial audio.  It does raise questions of alternative kinds of "locations" for sounds.  like some sounds might be point sources while others might be atmospheric and not spatially localized..
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Living Room / Re: backup question - how much of a risk is fire?
« Last post by mouser on January 31, 2007, 05:42 AM »
brotherS has it right.. You are talking about an Expected Utilityw problem here -
the chance of fire is very low, but the damage that would occur to your pc and any backup dvds/usbdrives would be catastrophic.
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Accessibility Game Contest / Re: Games[CC] recruiting programmers
« Last post by mouser on January 31, 2007, 04:59 AM »
Welcome to the site Reid - looks like a great project.
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Arjen, can you check what version # it says you are running in your about box?
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I'm trying to decide which of these two major feature to work on next for FARR:
  • Indexing for Faster Search - this would involve building a large database index of drives/directories to facilitate faster searching
  • Support for Plugins/Addins - this would involve creating a plugin api so other coders could write custom plugins for generate custom results or searching custom things.

Which one would you like me to work on first?
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confirmed. will fix.
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Living Room / Re: try my new experiment with HotOrNot pictures!
« Last post by mouser on January 30, 2007, 06:53 PM »
Ah yes let me clarify:
I've seen some of the incredibly painful experiments that undergraduates do for credit and sometimes money.
This is about 1000000000x more fun than those.

If you were paying someone to sit down in a lab and take it I don't see any problem at all.  My comment about distraction and boredom was more aimed at the case where you would be asking strangers on the web to participate for no reason.
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General Software Discussion / Re: MOVAVI,avoid this company like the plague
« Last post by mouser on January 30, 2007, 05:14 PM »
at least have a warning on the website that a new version is coming soon so that people can hold off until the new version appears.

i think this is key.  IF they do this - warn you that a new version is imminent and tell you that you are not going to be upgraded if you buy now, then all's fair.
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