Finally, after a month of writing, I have hit 100 posts. I remember when I hit 20 posts sometime ago. I have covered C to commands to ports and even to desktop environments. I am also glad that I have had such a great coauthor as Harry is to contribute to the blog as well. He has added numerous useful reviews and bits of information. Insmod, still, however, has not added a single post since he joined me. I look forward to more writing and learning and (with hope) more development of my Unix skills. Maybe some inetd, httpd, and dhclient experiences in the future.................
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Saturday, November 18, 2006
The 100th Post....finally!
Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Cool UBUNTU Image
Haha, I feel like I'm becoming the multimedia person for this blog...
Well here is a cool ubuntu picture/poster thing I found on the 'net.
Very nice!

-Harry
Well here is a cool ubuntu picture/poster thing I found on the 'net.
Very nice!
-Harry
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Monday, November 13, 2006
Monday, November 06, 2006
Morphing Animation
Hey guys,
This is pretty off topic but it is really puzzling me. I use Photoshop pretty frequently and I have been noticing something around the 'net and I can't figure out how to do it. The topic is basically morphing photo animation, I will give 2 examples here:


So there they are. You could take those into Photoshop (or Gimp ;) ) and see whats happening. If you figure out how to do this please post a comment or leave me a message or something. I would really like to know how to do this.
Thanks so much in advance,
Harry
P.S.
Sorry if the second picture offends you, its nothing personal, it was just one of the only pictures like these I could find :)
This is pretty off topic but it is really puzzling me. I use Photoshop pretty frequently and I have been noticing something around the 'net and I can't figure out how to do it. The topic is basically morphing photo animation, I will give 2 examples here:
So there they are. You could take those into Photoshop (or Gimp ;) ) and see whats happening. If you figure out how to do this please post a comment or leave me a message or something. I would really like to know how to do this.
Thanks so much in advance,
Harry
P.S.
Sorry if the second picture offends you, its nothing personal, it was just one of the only pictures like these I could find :)
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Thursday, October 26, 2006
Dot TK
Just a quick post:
I have secured us the name Computing With Unix on .tk
It may not be up yet but here's the link http://www.computingwithunix.tk/
I made it so it is a little easier to get to the blog.
Cya,
Harry
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Edition 3
Yes! Today we will begin the third edition of the blog. So far we have had 48 posts and 2 comments. Still not at 50! The other contributors and I will continue to improve the blog, but still keep the qualities the blog has now.
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Mac OSX Application Review- MacOSaiX
MacOSaiX
What is it?
It is an application for Mac OSX that basically takes any picture and attempts to create a mosaic out out it using you own picture collections, glyphs and Google Image search terms.
Pros:
Good idea. Sometimes works. I do give the creators credit because this is a very hard thing to pull off. Fun to use.
Cons:
Slows down computer, A LOT! Mosaics don't always seem right to me. Takes a while to create.
Price:
Free!! (I think)
Here is a picture of it in action:

Final Verdict:
Its free so what the heck, download it. Its definitely worth a try.
-Harry K.A.
What is it?
It is an application for Mac OSX that basically takes any picture and attempts to create a mosaic out out it using you own picture collections, glyphs and Google Image search terms.
Pros:
Good idea. Sometimes works. I do give the creators credit because this is a very hard thing to pull off. Fun to use.
Cons:
Slows down computer, A LOT! Mosaics don't always seem right to me. Takes a while to create.
Price:
Free!! (I think)
Here is a picture of it in action:
Final Verdict:
Its free so what the heck, download it. Its definitely worth a try.
-Harry K.A.
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