Ok plug me into the Computer

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Plug in new computer, get a worm

Plug in new computer, get a worm 05/06/2004 08:40 AM
The Province May 6 2004 12:39PM GMT

Mok3 Introduces Perspective Clone Brush
Plug-in for Adobe Photoshop Software -
Unique Mok3 Plug-in Software Takes the
Guesswork Out of Digital Cloning for 3D
Perspective

Mok3 Introduces Perspective Clone Brush
Plug-in for Adobe Photoshop Software -
Unique Mok3 Plug-in Software Takes the
Guesswork Out of Digital Cloning for 3D
Perspective 02/01/2005 09:10 PM
Mok3 today introduced its Perspective Clone Brush™ plug-in for Adobe® Photoshop® Software. Graphics designers, architects, interior designers, and all digital artists editing images can now rapidly clone areas in an image with automatic correction for 3D perspective. In addition to saving countless hours of painting or manual retouching, the Perspective Clone Brush also features advanced capabilities to perform its cloning operation with simultaneous correction for differences in lighting and scale in the image. [PRWEB Jan 31, 2005]

Where can I plug in?

Where can I plug in? 09/19/2004 11:35 AM
A home computer in the year 2004
As envisioned in 1954, via Presurfer

SP2 vs. the plug-ins

SP2 vs. the plug-ins 09/03/2004 06:27 AM
Sites and software that depend on ActiveX may falter under Microsoft's new security regime.

First Plug-ins

First Plug-ins 03/11/2003 09:43 AM
Only a few hours since I released Blosxom 2.0 beta 1 with plug-in support, plug-ins abound. The first couple arrived under an hour after I announced the beta. In addition to those I provided are:

[Plug-in list moved to the temporary plug- in registry.]

I'll be putting a Blosxom Plug-in Registry together on my site in the coming week or so.

Plug-ins Getting Unplugged from IE

Plug-ins Getting Unplugged from IE 10/29/2003 12:10 AM
Thanks to the Eolas lawsuit against Microsoft, developers may need to rebuild how embedded applications are treated in an updated Internet Explorer, while resulting in incompatible, invalid, and potentially inaccessible code. Makers of rich media offer suggestions and work-arounds for the short-term.

AOL pulls plug on AOL TV

AOL pulls plug on AOL TV 02/21/2003 07:49 PM
Google Inc. of Mountain View, the popular, Internet-search company, agreed to acquire San Francisco-based blogging software developer Pyra Labs. ...

24U SimpleHelp Plug-In 3.0

24U SimpleHelp Plug-In 3.0 08/18/2004 06:28 PM
Help tags (tool tips, brief text messages), coachmarks, roll-overs and other interactive help tools for FileMaker solutions.

Plug-in Update

Plug-in Update 10/28/2003 11:09 PM

The Blogger plug-in has been updated to work with NewsGator 1.3 in both HTML and plain-text publishing modes.

Also, the HtmlClean plug-in is no longer required when using NewsGator 1.3.

Posting plug-in for b2 available

Posting plug-in for b2 available 10/28/2003 11:09 PM

We now have a posting plug-in for the b2 weblog tool available, allowing NewsGator users to post directly to b2 from Outlook. Titles and categories are supported.

The b2 plug-in is available immediately for download.

New: PDF Manipulator Plug-in 1.0

New: PDF Manipulator Plug-in 1.0 02/19/2004 11:22 AM
PDF Manipulator Plug-in is a FileMaker Pro add-on that enables you to exchange data between FileMaker Pro and Adobe Acrobat PDF files that have embedded fields.

Plug in, boot up, say yes

Plug in, boot up, say yes 02/18/2004 05:20 PM
Case mod, matrimony style; a geek's marriage proposal [with pics]

24U SimpleDialog Plug-In 2.7

24U SimpleDialog Plug-In 2.7 08/19/2004 07:00 PM
This FileMaker plug-in displays almost arbitrary dialog box, combining text fields, passwords, pop-up menus, and more.

PLUG Protests at SCO

PLUG Protests at SCO 10/29/2003 12:10 AM
A few Linux users spent Friday waving signs in front of SCO's headquarters. According to PLUG, SCO employees attempted to join the protest while carrying signs reading: "I love software piracy" and "I don't pay for my music, I'm not paying for my os, so sue me." Pictures are available.

Better mains plug

Better mains plug 07/05/2004 06:17 AM
ID Magazine has given honourable mention in its annual design awards to Manabu Nishikawa's "ring plug" -- an improvement on the traditional mains-power-plug with a finger-sized ring for easy tugging. Link< /a> (Thanks, Douglas! )

Ring Plug

Ring Plug 07/05/2004 09:28 AM

I will take a cue from Manabu Nishikawa's Ring Plug and keep this post simple and easy to use. Garnering an honorable mention in ID Magazine's Annual Design Review, the Ring Plug is a standard powercord with a molded ring for easy pulling. Couple this with a ground three-prong cable and I think we've got a winner.
Re ad - The Ring Plug [ApartmentTherapy via BoingBoing]

ROCK-Plug 0.0.7

ROCK-Plug 0.0.7 01/10/2004 02:18 PM
A rewritten hotplug/hwscan replacement.

Plug-ins for TypePad

Plug-ins for TypePad 06/08/2004 10:17 PM

P lugging into TypePad. One of the best ways to extend your TypePad weblog is by connecting other tools and services to make updating your site easier and more powerful. Though these tools aren't made by us at Six Apart, we do think they're... [Everything TypePad!]

I can't wait till FOAFnet systems are part of this page......

Eclipse 3.0 Plug-ins I Use

Eclipse 3.0 Plug-ins I Use 06/30/2004 07:39 AM

Best part of using Eclipse is the large plugin developer community.  Since it could be a little bewildering, here are some of the plugins I am using with Eclipse 3.0.  They are all free and most of them are open source.

Color Editor - Free, Open Source

While Eclipse ships with syntax coloring support for many file types, it does miss some major ones like HTML, JS, JSP, CSS, and even XML.  The last one is a surprise because XML syntax coloring plugin was one of the example plugins offered by the Eclipse team.  Anyway, Color Editor adds syntax coloring support for 74 file types by porting syntax coloring files for JEdit, a popular pure-Java editor, to work under Eclipse.  Very nice.

Sysdeo Eclipse Tomcat Launcher - Free, Open Source

If you do anything with Tomcat, you'll have to get this one.  There are several other plugins that lets you do the same, but this one sucks the least among the free ones and the author seems to be still mildy interested in keeping it up to date.  JSP debugging is a bit of a hassle, but not quite enough for me to wade into the source code to fix it yet.  I am hoping another talented sucker will have less patience than I.

QuantumDB - Free, Open Source

With this plugin, you can bookmark databases you use, browse it using a tree GUI, and execute queries on them.  Results are displayed in a grid.  Not exactly impressive, but very functional and very handy.

Azzurri Clay - Free Core Version, Not Open Source

Clay allows you to edit database schemas visually similar to the way MS Access does it.  It's not a tool I use everyday but it's very useful when you do use it.  You can create a diagram out of an existing database, make changes to the schema model, and then generate SQL dialect-specific SQL.  This is pretty handy for porting your database to another database implementation since Clay will generate the target database specific DDL.

GEF - Free, Open Source

Graphical Editor Framework is a framework for, surprise, building graphical editors like UML diagram editors, etc.  This plugin is used by many other plugins (i.e. Azzurri Clay) so you'll have to get it eventually.  Only issue I have with GEF is that it doesn't support Java2D yet.  Since Eclipse 3.0 adds support for AWT, JFC/Swing, and Java2D, I am hoping this shortcoming will disappear soon.

I also have EMF, SDO, XSD, UML2, and VE plugins but I haven't used them yet.  Visual Editor (VE) plugin, in particular, should be very useful so I am going to play with it this weekend.

BTW, I usually go to the Eclipse-Plugi ns Info site to find plugins.  Many of the plugins listed there will have some problem with Eclipse 3.0, but now that Eclipse 3.0 is out, updates are coming at a fast pace already.

DoCoMo Pulls the Plug on AOL

DoCoMo Pulls the Plug on AOL 12/17/2003 06:10 PM
Wireless Watch Japan Dec 17 2003 3:56PM ET

Posting plug-in for pMachine available

Posting plug-in for pMachine available 10/28/2003 11:09 PM

We are pleased to announce the availability of a posting plug-in for pMachine. This plug-in allows seamless posting to pMachine weblogs from NewsGator, including support for titles and categories.

The pMachine plug-in is available immediately for download.

AOL Pulls Plug on Usenet

AOL Pulls Plug on Usenet 02/01/2005 09:15 PM
"AOL is pulling the plug on servers hosting newsgroups. AOL subscribers will no longer be able to access such groups directly.."

CVS-SSH2 Plug-in for Eclipse 0.1.1

CVS-SSH2 Plug-in for Eclipse 0.1.1 01/05/2004 12:22 PM
An Eclipse plug-in to allow CVS access on an SSH2 session.

Mobile Users Plug-in Anywhere They Can

Mobile Users Plug-in Anywhere They Can 01/06/2005 09:26 AM

Blosxom Plug-In: Rating

Blosxom Plug-In: Rating 10/28/2003 11:06 PM
I've been meaning to whip this up for some time now and finally got around to it. The rating Blosxom plug-in generates numerical, textual, star, and graphical representations of a rating (specified in your weblog post as meta-rating: n using the meta plug-in).

Use it for rating movies, books, sites, toys, devices, articles--whatever you're pointing at or talking about in your weblog post. You can even change the rating scale on a post-by-post basis.

A meta-rating: 4 generates a numerical 4, textual <===O=>, star ****, and graphical representation you can see in action here and here.

Blosxom Plug-In: interpolate_fancy

Blosxom Plug-In: interpolate_fancy 10/28/2003 11:06 PM
interpolate_fancy is a powerful little Blosxom plug-in I whipped up last night. It overrides Blosxom's far simpler to use, but more limited, default default interpolation routine--that's the bit that pulls in values for variables you specify in your Blosxom templates.

The plugin builds on its predecessor, interpolate _conditional, conditionally including bits of text and template variable values in pages. But the syntax is cleaner and conditions now include: defined, undefined, equal to, not equal to, less than, greater than, like and unlike (regex). Here's a taste:

<a href="<$url /><$path />"><$path
/></a>
<?$path><a href="<$url /><$path />"><$path
/></a></?>
<?!$path><a href="<$url />">home</a></?>
<$writeback::count /> 
   <?$writeback::count eq="1">writeback</?>
   <?$writeback::count ne="1">writebacks</?>
<?$writeback::count lt="5">few writebacks</?>
<?$writeback::count gt="50">oodles of writebacks</?>
Howdy, 
   <?$user::courtesy like="^(Mr\.?|Sir)$">Sir</?>
   <?$user::courtesy like="^(Mr?s\.?|Miss)$">M'am</?>
<?$path unlike="/(Film|Literature)">no review</?>

The plugin also sports actions (read: subroutines or methods). At any point in any of your Blosxom templates, you can call a particular plugin's method, optionally passing arguments as key/value pairs stated as XML-style attributes. Like so:

<@plugin.subroutine arg1="a" arg2="bee" /> produces no output
<@plugin.subroutine arg1="a" arg2="bee" output="yes" /> produces
output
<@encoder.encode encoding="Latin1" output="yes">pass this content

I'm still working on the recursion/chaining, allowing for things like "some content">plaintext>foreshorten(50)>babelfish::translate. The first plugin I'll be writing using interpolate_fancy is for atom (or whatever it's called a few minutes from now).

NovaMind releases BPS plug-in

NovaMind releases BPS plug-in 06/01/2004 06:53 PM
NovaMind has released the Branch Proposal System (or BPS for short) as a free plug-in for their flagship product, NovaMind, the brainstorming (or "mind mapping") software...

Why Can't We Plug Our Brain Into Our
Computers?

Why Can't We Plug Our Brain Into Our
Computers? 11/11/2003 05:50 AM
Over at Salon, they're taking a look at the world of neuroprostheses - "medical devices that connect directly to the human brain, spinal cord or nerves." It turns out that there's been quite a lot of work done in the field, from the fairly mundane to the much more advanced. However, the writer suggests two major hurdles in making most of these devices mainstream. The FDA's costly approval process makes it so that almost all of these devices would be financially unsound investments. Second, Medicare refuses to reimburse patients who get such devices a reasonable amount. Of course, some might take the point of view that when you're messing with such things, perhaps it makes sense to have a careful review process. However, the article makes a convincing argument that (at least) their should be some middle ground to encourage these products to move forward.

Castor Plug-in for Eclipse

Castor Plug-in for Eclipse 09/15/2004 11:17 PM
Castor Plug-in for Eclipse v2.0.0 released

Oracle, Apple Plug 10g on Mac OS X

Oracle, Apple Plug 10g on Mac OS X 06/03/2004 07:03 PM
On an international road show, the companies aim to present the platform as cost-effective, robust and easy to maintain.

Collada plug-in for Maya

Collada plug-in for Maya 04/15/2005 05:53 PM
First open-source release of Collada plug-in for Maya

TiniPods and Plug-a-Pods

TiniPods and Plug-a-Pods 01/26/2004 09:53 PM
New Micros, Inc. have announced two new additions to their microcontroller product line. The first is the TiniPod, so named because of its 1" x 1.3" size. The other new controller is the Plug-a-Pod, the first NMI board designed to plug into a user-designed carrier board. These boards pack a lot of power into a small space and should be perfect from building some really tiny robots. Both controllers are based on the same Motorola DSP56F80x hybrid processor as the IsoPod, ServoPod, and MiniPod. The folks at New Micros may become known as the Pod People if they keep this up.

Prepping to Pull the Plug on GPS

Prepping to Pull the Plug on GPS 12/24/2004 12:46 PM

Wired News: Prepping to Pull the Plug on GPS

In case of a National emergency your GPS may be shut down. You can insert your own joke to this new story here ….

Winamp LCD Display plug-in

Winamp LCD Display plug-in 11/02/2003 08:41 PM
lcdplugin 0.6.4 alpha released

Plug OpenOffice.org into PostgreSQL

Plug OpenOffice.org into PostgreSQL 07/30/2004 08:37 AM
Did you know that you can connect the OpenOffice.org office suite to a PostgreSQL database? Maybe your database contains valuable customer or inventory information that your staff could use to generate a personalized sales letter. With OpenOffice.org Writer, and a connection to your PostgreSQL database, you can do just that for each customer. I'm sure you can think of many other uses for such a connection.

Mac OS And The Music Plug-In Situation

Mac OS And The Music Plug-In Situation 07/29/2004 11:28 AM
By Dennis Sellers, Macsimum (via MyAppleMenu)

Lithuania pulls the plug

Lithuania pulls the plug 09/21/2004 03:14 AM
USA Today Sep 21 2004 6:12AM GMT

Plug-and-Play Robots

Plug-and-Play Robots 09/20/2004 01:11 PM
A new Scientific American article describes the forthcoming robot chassis from Tom Burick's White Box Robotics. These PC-Bots will be offered with a combination of proprietary software from Microsoft and Evolution Robotics for those who want a plug-and-play robot. Robot builders and experiments, however, will be able to purchase a "bare-bones" version of the robot with a Mini-ITX motherboard that can run experimenter-friendly Open Source software such Linux, allowing the use of robot control software from Orocos, Player/Stage, the Rossum Project, and other standards-based robot control packages. For more information, see our previous articles on Tom Burick and White Box Robotics.

Plug In to Movable Type

Plug In to Movable Type 05/17/2004 11:53 AM
the hard part is choosing between dual G5s or dual LCD monitors
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