i decided to integrate youtube’s service into the gallery, so now if you see this icon…

…in a gallery, there’s a video hiding behind it (as you may have guessed).

i just thought it would be nice to mix some videos in between photos…

have you ever been annoyed at the strange minimum activation timespan of your t610′s bluetooth function?
i regularly am, after syncing my phone with my pc*.
* check out floAt’s Mobile Agent if you have a sony ericsson cellphone!
if i want to switch it off right after i finish, there’s this stupid “bluetooth is currently busy” message. that just seems illogical, since there’s no connection anymore, and the little icon on the cellphone itself says so too.
on the other hand, while there is actually a connection in use, i can turn it off without any problems…

here’s an easy workaround, if you don’t want to restart your phone every time:

just lock the keyboard (right soft-key, then *),
unlock keyboard again (same combination),
and now you’re able to turn bluetooth off (right soft-key, then 2)

 
i wonder if that bug is still there in newer SE-phones..?

i recently discovered youtube.com – a free internet service that allows easy sharing of videos.
what they do is convert uploaded videos into flash movies, which (almost?) everybody can watch.

have a look at this, for instance:

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university started again, on march 1^st.
finally, i must say, since i’ve been away (from uni) for practically 18 months…

photos: something cold, something odd, something on the pavement, something gross, and something unexpected.
see, there’s something for everybody in here ;-)

in other news, i just plugged in a tiny script that lets me highlight photos in the gallery.
try this: something odd and something gross
 

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last week, i decided to upgrade my computer setup and replaced my 19″ crt

with a samsung tft display via amazon: the SyncMaster 913N

it arrived two days later, and i’m really happy with it:
it’s huge (19″ TFT), bright (300 cd/qm), fast (8ms response time), a good viewing angle (160/160) and really space saving, compared to my 19″ crt.
 

however, today i found a stuck pixel. looks like in one pixel, blue and green are constantly off.
here’s some information on dead/stuck pixels and the different vendors’ policies regarding them: Penalty: An Autopsy Of Dead LCD Pixels
 

wikipedia says that sometimes you can fix the problem by “gently rubbing the screen in an attempt to reseat the pixel”, or flashing bright colors on your screen.

for the later, there’s a link to a sourceforge project called “stuck pixel sweeper”. since rubbing the screen didn’t help, i’ll probably try that tomorrow.
 

i will still try to have my tft replaced, but that probably won’t work out. i’ll keep you updated on amazon’s response and the pixel sweeper effects, though.

lately, i made intensive use of the windows file-search.
and while i generally keep the search windows open for some time, i loose concentration because the stupid dog makes scratching noises all the time!

no doggy, that’s a bad doggy! :mad:

BTW, some real entries should come up soon

***update***
apparently, i’m not the only one…

i’m trying to migrate to another server today, to have more space and functions available for certain …upcoming photo opportunities.
as long as you see this message, you’re still on the old server…

congratulations – you’re browsing my new webserver!

please let me know if there are any problems i didn’t find yet…