Calculate the number of years, days, hours, and seconds between two dates and times. Or use the current date and time and change the time zone to find the hour difference between two time zones. It’s all available in one simple interface. Enjoy!
Have you ever wanted to pull data from an Excel Spreadsheet and place it into a Class or Object in your program? If you need to use a large number of repetitive structures, do you think it would be easier to create and modify them in Excel first? I’ll show you how I’ve used Excel 2007 to create a large table, then used Excel tools to automatically turn them into JavaScript Objects.
If you’re a novice photographer looking to create a 360 x 180 degree Panorama similar to those found at 360 Cities, ViewAt.org, or panoramas.dk, then this step-by-step tutorial is for you. It’s also an excellent guide for photographers new to panoramic photography.
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If you’ve just installed Windows 7 and want to do some tweaking to make your new OS more functional and to look better, then this walkthrough is for you.
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When editing a photograph, it is common to apply an effect to just the foreground and not the background, or vice versa. The problem is that GIMP does a poor job of selecting the foreground for you, so you have to do it yourself (From what I’ve seen, Photoshop isn’t much better at this). This tutorial will show you a couple methods for foreground selection, how to use them together, and how to apply them with some other basic photo editing techniques to improve a photo.
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Having trouble connecting to your VPN in Ubuntu 10.10? I’ll show you how to connect to CryptoCloud (previously TorrentFreedom) without downloading any software other than OpenVPN.
Is your ‘Open With’ menu cluttered with duplicates and bad shortcuts? See this guide to clean it up!
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If you’ve just installed Ubuntu 10.10 and want to do some tweaking to make your new OS more functional and to look new, then this walkthrough is for you.
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This walk-through will take you from a fresh install of Eclipse to a fully-functional IDE ready for development of Java, Python, C/C++, and Qt GUI applications. Every step is tailored to Ubuntu but might possibly be useful to Windows/Mac users as well. Enjoy!
New to Java? Trying to learn how to test your code? Trying to learn how to use the popular Eclipse IDE? Trying to do all three at once? Me too. Hopefully, this tutorial will help both of us.
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