A walkthrough of deploying a Java GUI application using Java Web Start.
A detailed, step-by-step tutorial demonstrating the best way I’ve found to brighten an image with GIMP without over-saturating it.
My custom-built photo tagger for Windows and Linux. This application makes it easy to edit the tags you care about and ignore the tags you don’t.
In this post I’ll show you how you can add Syntax Highlighting to your code without using any client-side Javascript like some syntax highlighter plugins use. Just copy the code to your clipboard, run my script which will put the stylized code into your clipboard, then paste it into your post. That’s it! It’s based on Pygments (Python Syntax Highlighter), which will also automatically generate the CSS you need to add to your site. The result is better-looking than any other method, in my opinion. And it was easier too!
See how many images you can properly identify. Subjects include geography, plants, animals, sea life, and geology. Images are randomized, so play again and again for a better score. Interesting facts about each image are displayed after you choose your answer.
I’ll show you how to use a couple Python scripts I’ve written to permanently save your music ratings into the music files themselves and then use these ratings to create custom playlists for use on any player.
GreeenAudio is my own customized ID3 tag editor. It only works with MP3s, but it will display album artwork and lyrics, along with all the important ID3 tags. It allows you to easily edit any tag on the display, of course, and to add album artwork simply copy some to the clipboard and ...
GreeenLog is my keylogger for Linux featuring key capture straight from the keyboard driver, packet capture via libpcap, screenshots, clipboard text, and a nice (but minimalistic) GUI for viewing the database.
Simple Hello World comparison between these four languages
A brief introduction and comparison of these four languages.
