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Category Archives: photos
Mentor Summit Wrap-up
Google’s warm reception for all of the summer of code mentors ended a few days ago, and I’ve found some time to get back down under and sort through the piles of emails and rss feeds which have accumulated over … Continue reading
Posted in photos, tech, travels
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Photos from Yosemite
I just wrote that I was too tired to upload the photos, but I did anyway. Click here to see some more. More coming soon.
Image resizing using energy paths
It’s good to be subscribed to lots of different mailing lists, just for the absolutely wonderful pockets of air which exist around all the traffic. On the kde-imaging mailing list there was a thread about image resizing algorithms. My interest … Continue reading
Posted in photos, random, tech
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Geek Mobile
Driving around Sydney city can be a right headache, but I stumbled upon this number plate this week: For the colour coded out there, #CC26CC is the RGB hex value for purple, the colour of the plate and car. I … Continue reading
KDE will travel with you
Tonight Sydney had a very special guest – all the way from Frankfurt, Germany. I was joined by the one and only David Solbach – a KDE lover and giver. You might not realise who he is or what he … Continue reading