More on Mozilla

Posted by cpbotha on March 30th, 2002 in · 0 Comments

I was getting overly confident with my Mozilla 0.9.9 and decided to install the Blackdown Java J2RE 1.3.1 as well as Macromedia 5.0.43 flash plugins…

Make your time HA HA HA

Posted by cpbotha on March 29th, 2002 in · 0 Comments

One of the most productive days in a long time. I can move mountains quicker now, mostly due to Python, and today I did some serious terraforming…

The years of pain are over.

Posted by cpbotha on March 24th, 2002 in · 1 Comment

Finally…

Wheee!

Posted by cpbotha on March 22nd, 2002 in · 0 Comments

self.ortho_pipes = [[{'vtkImageReslice': vtkImageReslice(), 'vtkPlaneSource' : vtkPlaneSource(), 'vtkTexture' : vtkTexture()}] for i in range(3)]
Python is da bomb.

A note and some new music…

Posted by cpbotha on March 22nd, 2002 in · 0 Comments

Keep your eyes on XVid. This is also an OpenDivX-derived codec, but it’s open source. According to all reports and tests, this seems to be good competition for DivX4…

Microsoft IDIOTS

Posted by cpbotha on March 19th, 2002 in · 0 Comments

This is idiotic. This is childish. This makes me angry. Click here so you can be too.

Damnit

Posted by cpbotha on March 18th, 2002 in · 2 Comments

Dutch weather is a bitch. If you have to cycle for 10km in Dutch weather, it’s a hoary bitch in a particularly bad mood. I don’t know how these people remain so friendly…

On DivX 4.0 and OpenDivX

Posted by cpbotha on March 13th, 2002 in · 0 Comments

I’ve just done a quick subjective comparison between the same film compressed with DivX Networks’ DivX 4.0 codec (as performed with my own im2avi linked with avifile) and Project Mayo’s OpenDivX (also mpeg4) codec, as implemented independently by ffmpeg…

News update.

Posted by cpbotha on March 13th, 2002 in · 0 Comments

I get to work at home today. Yaaaay!
Read this Salon article about Mozilla; it’s reasonable and down to earth…

@InBook and @Book both suck.

Posted by cpbotha on March 8th, 2002 in · 1 Comment

I just updated the script that generates our publications listings so that it doesn’t list the cross references separately anymore…

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