On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 7:10 PM, Doug wrote:
> Are any photo managers altering tags within the photo file itself? Or
> do any have options so you can keep information within the file or
> not? I am pretty sure iPhoto does not alter the original file, great
> is someways, but also leads to lock in.
Kyle wrote:
> I guess now that I am seeing all these options I have narrowed my needs down
> to 2 things. Ability to send to internet for sharing and network storage
> for saving. With your system Ted is it fairly easy to retrieve the local
> copy of it for uploading to the web? By easy I mean som
Derek Atkins wrote:
> Theodore Ruegsegger writes:
>> I've built a web application called Photo Album Manager that manages
>> all metadata in a PostgreSQL database. Not sure that counts as
>> lock-in, since it's all free software and it's easy to migrate data
&g
Derek Atkins asked:
> Okay, why did you do this instead of using something like Gallery2?
> http://gallery.menalto.com/
A further thought after browsing Gallery's docs some more and looking
at some examples:
I get the impression that Gallery is aimed at managing a (usually
small) set of related p
Dan O'Donovan wrote:
> Just in case anyone here isn't aware of this, you can also use disposable
> email address' with Google's gmail.
...
> your.account+@gmail.com
I certainly wasn't aware of it. Looks like a nice trick; I tried it
and it worked (I omitted the angle brackets, assuming you meant
Jerry Feldman wrote:
> This is true. But, in this case he is volunteering as a webmaster of an
> existing website we host. The past 2 webmasters are dead.
Yikes! Is there a hazardous duty bonus for this assignment?
> It so happens that this is another group I run so it is to the group's
> benefi
Edward Ned Harvey (blu) wrote:
[regarding satellite Internet]
> They say that's not good enough for gaming... Rightly so... But they say
> for voice, it's perfectly fine. Which is ... bogus. At least, bogus for
> people who intend to have two-way conversations with humans. I formerly
> trie
Jonathan M. Prigot wrote:
> For some fun, check out "The Marching Morons" by Cyril M. Kornbluth
> (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Marching_Morons). I'd buy that for a
> quarter!
Or check out the movie "Idiocracy". It has electrolytes!
Warning: Even years after seeing Idiocracy, you'll frequentl
Rich Pieri wrote:
> "Rich Braun" wrote:
>
>> Sometime last year a major news organization (I think it was ABC)
>> announced that the build cost of an iPhone is US$8, which if true
>
> BS. The box and box contents (charger, headphones) are eight bucks.
> Total BOM and manufacture costs for iPhone
Stephen wrote:
> At work, one of the people
> here setup an MS access database application which is quickly turning
> into a nightmare because it does not use a real database as a back end.
> So I'm thinking that perhaps I can help them by setting up some tables
> in my mysql database server I hav
Stephen Adler wrote:
> I've gotten stuck with a project where I have to take a bunch of tables
> defined in an MS access database and convert them into tables in a mysql
> database. I've poked around a bit looking for a converter, but there
> isn't anything which pops out as "this is the one you wa
Sorry, meant to reply to the list. 2nd try.
On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 6:19 PM, Mike Small wrote:
> And what about the talking, meaning the voice quality? I'm finding
> numerous people lately have cellphones with horrible voice quality. One
> in particular recently went Verizon + Iphone and she's alm
Daniel Barrett wrote:
>
> Thanks to everyone who suggested birthday gifts for my 9-year-old
> nephew. I wound up getting him a Raspberry Pi. (He's thrilled.)
>
> Next question: my nephew wants to create a public web site by hand in
> HTML. He knows the HTML, and he has a domain name registered fo
On Tue, Dec 12, 2017 at 2:13 PM, Steve Litt wrote:
> [Rationale for separating document content from presentation, as embodied in
> Stylz]
Isn't this the raison-d'etre for DocBook?
Last I looked, that seemed to be working pretty well, though it was
difficult to find tutorials that didn't lose me
Thanks to Steve Litt for that clear and comprehensive reply to my
questions, and the comforting assurance that I'm not the only one
balking at the DocBook learning curve.
I've long wondered what happened to the "write-once, read-everywhere"
movement, and I'm delighted to read on the Stylz website
o Ruegsegger
On Tue, Dec 12, 2017 at 9:47 PM, Theodore Ruegsegger wrote:
> Thanks to Steve Litt for that clear and comprehensive reply to my
> questions, and the comforting assurance that I'm not the only one
> balking at the DocBook learning curve.
>
> I've long wo
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