Sunday, 6 May, 2012 - 09:26
Wonderful Peanuts!
Welcome to the new section Arts & Crafts.
Today, I want to show you my new Cernit polymer clay pendants, created for a birthday.
I used them first for the gift
Friday, 20 April, 2012 - 16:46
I-zone is a defunct film format by Polaroid sized 24x36mm. This post is just a farewell to i-zone.
Monday, 20 February, 2012 - 20:27
The Spinner 360 is one of the newest creations of Lomography. Its uniqueness lies in being able to take 360 degree panoramas, which is normally possible only by joining several shots via software. The box, in the best tradition of Lomography, is very stylish and includes, in addition to the camera, the manual, some print samples, a poster, a lens cap and a spare rubber. Maybe a free film could be a better gift.
Monday, 6 February, 2012 - 14:56
This is not a comprehensive repair guide for the Lomo LC-A but I present only the techniques that I used with my camera. For information on various types of failures of the Lc-a see the Lomo Repairs group on Flickr.
To disassemble the camera follow the pictures on Lomo Repairs pool on Flickr.
Wednesday, 25 January, 2012 - 19:07
Tutorial authors know that very often would be useful to have a third hand to be able to take pictures while hands are busy. As a workaround I created for my Nikon D5100 digital SLR camera a foot pedal.
Thursday, 1 December, 2011 - 18:42
A few months ago I bought a toy robot and I wanted to recycle it in some way. I decided to use it as a "container" for a small project with Arduino. Basically when I change a string in a feed of my Pachube account Arduino with Ethernet Shield detects the change, plays the classic tune of "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," opens the doors thanks to two servo motors and displays the scrolling message on an 8x8 LED matrix, then closes his flaps and waits for a new change.
Thursday, 20 October, 2011 - 11:27
In this article I try to show what are the basic steps to set up a blog in Drupal. I will not cover the installation of Drupal, as it is not at all complicated and you can find many guides on the subject around. To manage a blog you need first of all a WYSIWYG editor, and for this I refer you to my guide on the subject.
Monday, 18 April, 2011 - 16:44
A few months ago I published a post on how to make a MIDI Ribbon Controller with Arduino. In the meantime I had a few ideas to improve both hardware and software and also felt the need to change many parameters without having to reprogram every time Arduino. Finally I placed the controller in a case, thanks to Laura who built it. So this is version 2.0 of my MIDI Ribbon Controller, which finally becomes a much more practical tool.
Friday, 8 April, 2011 - 01:25
Apple offers for the iPad the "Camera Connection Kit", a double connector for SD cards and cameras . But many have discovered that you can connect other devices such as wireless keyboards, MIDI instruments and audio interfaces. It should be noted that when you attach a wireless dongle for keyboard and mouse iPad warns "can not use the device - USB device connected is not supported. "
Tuesday, 15 March, 2011 - 19:08
I love Drupal! It 's a very powerful CMS, has the support of a huge community, there are thousands of free modules. Features such as CCK, Taxonomy and Views make it an incredible development platform. You can build real web applications without writing a line of code. But unfortunately many people are frightened by the first approach. One
of the first issues that it faces a novice Drupal user is the lack of a
WYSIWYG HTML editor (what you see is what you get) on the client side in
the core installation of the CMS. I had to struggle hard to figure out which combination, of the dozens of editors and modules available, it was the right one. I
was hoping that with the release of Drupal 7 an
editor was finally built in but was not the case, so I decided to publish this guide (or
tutorial if you prefer) to configure Drupal 7 to use the WYSIWYG editor
CKEditor, buttons for entering images within articles and photo viewing with a Lightbox script. This is what I think right now the best configuration for Drupal 7, but of course there are dozens of other possibilities.
