A little bird told me to check out this site.
Dare I make a prediction? I bet sites like this will eventually kill YouTube. For as long as they remain free, I predict that the userbase can grow at an exponential rate.
Say what you will – but we all know how powerful pornography is. It’s not surprising actually, considering that it’s probably the most popular “activity” regardless of marketing (or lack of it).
Here’s a “daloy ng kamalayan” post just for the heck of it. Actually I wanted to post because I didn’t want my last post (about equality) to be the entry that stays in the main page for a long time.
First time visitors might read it and think I’m such an asshole when I’m really not hahahaha. Well ok, I’m a bit of an asshole – but you get my point.
I can now chuck “calibration loaders” in my startup items (usually added when you install calibration software) in favor for using a powertoy for Windows XP.
It’s called the Microsoft Color Control Panel Applet. It’s free, and it’s designed to enable single-card users to load separate color profiles for multiple displays. The operative term here is single-card because if you have two video-cards, or are on a Mac, then you probably won’t have to worry about this. If you’re on a WindowsXP 32bit machine however, and are using a dual head card which is common in gaming GPUs, then you probably will have to deal with this.
Simply download the applet and install it (requires the .NET framework). It will then be available as a control panel applet as seen in the picture above.
After you add/install/load and set the default profiles you created for each monitor (with whatever calibration software you have), simply create a shortcut with the following target path (make sure you include the quotes):
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Save the shortcut, and put it into your startup folder and you’re set. It should load the separate profiles natively on startup.
Now if only they update that to support Windows XP 64-bit.
It was an extremely eventful week.
First of all, I wasn’t dicking around like I usually do since I was subcontracted again by a new employer. I only have to put in 5 hours a day and report at 10am to go over the tasks for the day and 10pm to sign-off. It started as a one week trial, but it seems that I’ve just finished my second week, so I guess he likes what I’m doing.
Next was that I had shelves inspired by IKEA/Bo Concept mounted on my wall. Now I have more storage space… space I so badly needed.
Literally, I changed the color scheme of the site a little. So little, you might even be wondering what the hell I changed.
I dropped the traces of blue (headers, etc.) in favor of green just so it would gel with the rest of site. No, this has nothing to do with the school I’m partial to (come to think of it, i wonder if it was a subliminal action that I started with blue and green as the color combination – which doesn’t make sense design-wise)
Anyways, I had to drop one or the other, and I already had too many green hues in my stylesheet (gradients, the calendar, the alternating table colors), so it made more sense to change the little blues here and there, rather than convert a ton of greens.
I kept the old images though, I could put it back if people say the old style looked better.
