// This is pretty geeky stuff but it is really fun for me. Basically it is about GPS data in iPhone 3GS videos and how I now access it.
I knew the iPhone 3GS’s pictures had GPS coordinates in them. You can easily access this data via the ‘exif_read_data’ in PHP 4.2.0 and above. [...]
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There is GPS data in the iPhone Videos! [geek post]
February 27th, 2010 · No Comments · Computer, Default, Geek
Tags: coordinates·Geek·gps·iphone·video
Zoe and Oma are reading
February 20th, 2010 · No Comments · Baby, Default, Geek
Zoe is reading to Oma. Well, maybe the opposite?
iPad runs Flash
January 29th, 2010 · 6 Comments · Default, Geek
In a tweet today from TechCrunch, they point out that the iPad might run Flash media player.
I disagree. If you watched the keynote or (Engadget) live update, you saw the Lego symbol that represented “you are out of luck for watching Flash animations”.
iPad and iPhone printing support
January 28th, 2010 · 2 Comments · Default, Geek
I was reading an article at TechCrunch about things that the iPhone could learn from the iPad. When I got to the part about PDF creation support, I started thinking about something else.
If the iPad supports all of the iWork applications, will it be able to print from the iPad to a printer? Customers [...]
Spam was annoying but now it is fun
January 28th, 2010 · No Comments · Default, Geek
Internet spam is bad. Just stinking bad. Well, I daily get spam on our Wordpress blog that is not filtered by the plugins. This leaves me to fend for myself with deletion.
I don’t commonly get loads of comments on the website. They are usually close family and friends. Well, the other night, I [...]
iPad? Just upgrade my iPhone software
January 27th, 2010 · No Comments · Default, Geek
Jump to get an iPad? Naa, not for me. I would rather gripe about what I have right now.
Limits on the iPad are numerous. No Flash player, no camera and no calling capabilities. I don’t see a fit in my life for such a device. I have a laptop with a 500GB HDD [...]
Mac OSX – Finder, Folder Actions. Use them? Maybe you should.
January 19th, 2010 · No Comments · Default, Geek
Do you use Folder Actions? I have not used them and just started looking at it. It is really powerful. Below is a quote from: SimpleHelp.net
In a nutshell, Folder Actions are scripts that can be attached to folders. They enable events (actions) to take place when items are added or removed from [...]
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Google returns how many queries a second?
December 27th, 2009 · No Comments · Computer, Default, Geek
I was reading an article from Joe Stump on Distributed vs Redundant systems and started geeking around.
I chose Google and how I would implement the their entire model. I read another article where Google serves up 293 Million queries a day (March 2009 numbers). I looked at that number and thought it was unimpressive. [...]