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Comment on Sony Ericsson K700i themes by jasonx

jasonx — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 08:15:22 +0000

tnx ^^

Comment on graphtecprint by Mikerhinos

Mikerhinos — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 09:40:23 +0000

Hi , thanks for this great tool ! Works like a charm on my old CC100-20 , here is the id :

‘MANUFACTURER:Graphtec;MODEL:CC100-20;CLASS:PRINTER;DESCRIPTION:Graphtec CC1′

I have now to find a way to see craftrobo’s margins in inkscape.

Comment on LastFMProxy by Moritz

Moritz — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 20:31:58 +0000

I found this entry:

Let Fx recognise lastfm:// links

In Firefox about:config made a new string called network.protocol-handler.app.lastfm
and then in the value added the path to the player (/usr/bin/lastfm-player in my case)

Source: http://my.opera.com/mysurface/blog/show.dml/107013

Ist there an explanation how to get Fx running lastfmproxy without linkingto another website linking to another website etc???

Comment on LastFMProxy by stefanobeck

stefanobeck — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 19:31:11 +0000

This software work? I presume the date is very old . Thx

Comment on graphtecprint by renegade

renegade — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 15:42:02 +0000

Hi! im interested on how to use / create registration marks on inkscape? the program works great! i made my first heat pressed tshirt tnx!

Comment on LastFMProxy by A

Sun, 21 Jun 2009 20:14:17 +0000

Hi,

lastfmproxy is a great programm, but there is a problem
with the love/ban-button.
Has last.fm changed the code? (Maybe to API??)

Here is the error code after pressing the ban-button:

audioscrobbler: Submission error:
‘BADSESSION\n’
(urk? [”] )
(urk? [”] )
(urk? [’404 Not Found’] )
(urk? [”] )
(urk? [’Not Found’] )
(urk? [’The requested URL /radio/control.php was not found on this server.’] )
Too many errors parsing response.
command ban returned:{}
hmm? {}
(urk? [”] )
(urk? [”] )
(urk? [’404 Not Found’] )
(urk? [”] )
(urk? [’Not Found’] )
(urk? [’The requested URL /radio/control.php was not found on this server.’] )
Too many errors parsing response.
command ban returned:{}
hmm? {}

Comment on LastFMProxy by Michał Górny

Michał Górny — Tue, 26 May 2009 14:42:24 +0000

Another request: support for putting MD5 digest of password instead of plaintext one in configfile - as we use digest anyway.

Comment on LastFMProxy by Times

Times — Sat, 23 May 2009 10:28:24 +0000

So the lastfmproxy is dead now?

Comment on LastFMProxy by Florian Löffler

Florian Löffler — Sat, 16 May 2009 16:24:03 +0000

Hi,
I just wanted to say: Great job!
I just emerged (Gentoo guy the lastfmproxy and am finally able to properly record and listen to my favorite songs from lastfm.
Thanks very much and thumbs up for this great project.

Comment on graphtecprint by Scriptster

Scriptster — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 02:52:15 +0000

Nice job, Vidar! When I have started my Google search for Linux driver for the device I thought my search will be long and complicated and will probably not produce results! On my Ubuntu 8.10 rig I do have a virtual machine with Win XP x64 but it has all kinds of issues with USB and so results were not guaranteed for me even if I used the software that came with the cutter. So, again, thank you for the nice job you did, saved me bunch of time and aggravation

I have a question that’s maybe more about postscript than graphtecprint but hope you or some of your site visitors familiar with the issue can chime in here and point me to the right direction:
When you cut text, some letters have internal cuts to be made, most obvious being the letter “O” or “0″ of course. When I send a postscript file to the cutter, it cuts the outer shapes first, then tries to come back for the internal by which time the letter has already been separated from the sheet. Yes, I know the cutter comes with the sticky sheet but it appears to me that if you can control the sequence of cuts, you can eliminate the sticky backing which in my opinion is a very cumbersome device and may not even always work.
So, is there any idea out there on how to maybe re-process the postscript to send the internal cuts first. My lack of familiarity with PostScript language shows here. In fact I’m not even sure if that was a valid question to ask.
in any case, if some solution exists, I would greatly appreciate if someone can divulge.

Thanks!