Christmas this year was one big tech breakdown in the Berg home Already in December, the antenna signal deteriorated and DVB-T units got all “pixly”. Colleague Niklas (the antenna guy) helped me out by swapping the aerial for a new one I bought, but the measuring equipment handy was only showing actual signal power and not […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Ok, to be honest – I f*cked up. To be bluntly honest and not sissy american pseudo censoring(using the asterisks where they should be); I *fucked* up big time! I deleted my Gallery installation on bergatrollet.se There was still a bit of confusion on the installations, and the versions after the migration. I should have […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Installing Gallery 3 is no problem. Migrating Gallery 2 data to Gallery 3 is also not a problem (if you manage to enter the reference properlyas described in a previous post). The tricky part is to update 2->3 in the same path. This is how they suggest you do it: Upgrading/importing summary Backup your g2 […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I’m a long time user of Gallery as online album solution. Today I noticed that there was a version 3 and I installed a new instance of it at berg.to … It’s not that straight forward; 1) You need to installe a upgrade module. So select “module” and add the “Gallery2 import” component. 2) It […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
When migrating, it’s so easy to lose old stuff; be it moving houses, buying a new computer (or reinstalling the old) or upgrading the mailsystem to something new. Sometimes this might be the purpose, getting rid of old junk and starting fresh on the new location. I must admit that I am a collector; my […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
A brilliant piece of news is that Ovi messenger is in fact Jabber compliant. My favourite IM client is Trillian (now version 5 beta). I just quickly added a Jabber/XMPP account and used the Ovi mailaddress and password. After this I suddenly could use the Trillian client to send and receive messages to Nokia owning […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I simply do not get it. After reading up on the picasa.ini format, I see that there is a reference to the faces in it; The rect64 value is the location of the rectangle and the 16 byte value after is the person. Like this: faces=rect64(7aba40739a7c79cc),75bf2e1b31682632 In the end of the picasa.ini file there is […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
For some time I have had windows task manager in a tools frame, i.e. with no menu nor visibility to the menu system. I could of course still control it via keyboard (shift tab and then key right of left for selecting the different sub-pages but it is still highly limiting) and not all the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
When getting to a new computer there are program that I simply must install or it would restrict the way I work on computers. Total Commander – With the old roots in the Norton Commander structure and Directory Opus for the Amiga the two window file manager tradition is where I was born and bred. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The face recognition part of Picasa 3.5 made me uninstall the Swedish speaking 3.1 I had and go for the English speaking 3.5 (as it seemingly takes forever to get 3.5 translated). Anyway – it worked for some days on my 4 core CPU computer and it did a fairly good job even if I […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…