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[Meet the GIMP] Exceptional new plugin to restore faded transparencies/photos ...: Some background: The plugin is based on an algorithm that recalculates the aging effect of color pigments based on physical considerations. It is possible for example to gain a nice new red color from a faded red color tone in a photo without having to do massive color/lighting corrections.

[Ubuntu on SWiK] Jono Bacon: Ubuntu Free Culture Showcase Winners Announced! - SWiK: For those of you living under a rock for the last few months, the Ubuntu Free Culture Showcase was an initiative that we ran to showcase free culture artists in each version of Ubuntu. Each time we release a tasty new Ubuntu, we include a package full of example content (rather craftily named…example-content), and with Ubuntu being installed on so many computers around the world, it is a great opportunity to bring the Ubuntu ethos to the creative arts and showcase some free culture content.

[Cartographers' Guild] Gimp script: Selection area finder - Cartographers' Guild: If the map and its scale are perfectly accurate, then we've overestimated by a little less than 5%. That's not too bad an estimate, considering that the map may not be perfectly accurate;

[Royal Pingdom] The 8 most successful open source products ever | Royal Pingdom: A majority of the websites you visit will use the Apache web server, your DNS lookups will be served by BIND servers, if you visit blogs at least some of them will run Wordpress, both BSD and Linux are common operating systems for servers on the Internet, not to mention that MySQL is used by a huge amount of websites and all Wordpress blogs.

[Cartographers' Guild] Huge River Paradox - Cartographers' Guild: And thank you altasilvapuer and Isomage for the 'duh' moment. But, I could've sworn the Nile was the only river in the world that flowed from south to north (it was either from a fact sheet or from a teacher -those or I'm wrong again).

[ShowMeDo's latest video tutorials] Writing a Python CGI Wiki - viewing pages video tutorial ...: The next episodes will demonstrate how to use forms to let users create and edit wiki pages. We will also cover how to use regular expressions to identify "wiki words" and have them automatically turned into links - just like a real wiki.

[Cartographers' Guild] Real world election maps with Inkscape - Cartographers' Guild: I've been making some maps for various wikipedia articles concerning Canadian electoral districts and so on with Inkscape. I take a map of the area and trace out each riding with a polygon, then colour the polygon whatever colour.

[BlenderNation] Using Arabic Scripts With Blender | BlenderNation: Letters change shape if they are at the beginning, in the middle, at the end of a word or isolated. If there's a python script, it could see very easily for each letter which shape .

[Recent Comments on Mises Economics Blog] Up with Copycat Software - Mises Economics Blog: I think that OpenGL also supports the PDF spec, the same tech that Apple uses for its Quartz graphic layering technology in the OS. According to a wiki article, "It is widely stated that Quartz "uses PDF" internally, often by people making comparisons with the Display PostScript technology used in NeXTSTEP (of which Mac OS X is a descendant) and OPENSTEP.

[Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog] Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: Web 2.0's numbskull factor: In a business context, the talent of the contributor pool is a particularly critical factor in the success of a Web 2.0 platform - far more important than the raw number of contributors or the ratio of contributors to total employees. As studies of organizational dynamics show, useful knowledge is not disseminated evenly throughout a business.

[APEBOX.ORG] APEBOX.ORG - » Blog Archive » Desperately Seeking Mediocrity: Even if you are »different« from the norm, your friends will have learnt to tolerate it with the years and your girlfriend or wife may love a bit of that, in reasonable portions. And you can have fun without certain topics (what fun is it to talk about an operating system on a birthday party at three in the morning when another round of vodka is waiting and your evenly drunk friend invites you on a ride on his frightneningly fast motorbike?

[Binary Residue] Judging programming languages by the results | Binary Residue: And as a hacker at heart, C was very appealing in its maximum compactness and ablilty to swallow cryptic but ingenious operator combinations, but Pascal was appealing in its lightness and clarity. If I was to take on a bigger programming project, this blog notice might tip the balance in favour of Pascal!

[Sun Bloggers (Planet)] Rich Burridge's Blog : Weblog: It is moderate on the resource usage, has LastFM streaming radio integration, and great Wikipedia linking abilities for lyrics, album art, information, etc. I am trying to get away from KDE for personal reasons, although I have to .

[Linux News from Linux Loop] Linux News from Linux Loop » Blog Archive » Why Do You Use Linux?: Over the years I've become an avid Blender/Gimp user and she does amature(some paid) photography using Digikam/UFRaw/Gimp combo. (sorry after using them both Digikam kicks the crap out of F-Spot..

[The Woodwork] The Woodwork » Blog Archive » Is Ruby the dog and PHP the dogfood?: Rails is awfully young, has a lot of work to do (just like other platforms that came before it did), and anyone making predictions about massive success or massive failure at this point is blowing smoke. It’s gotten more attention faster than any other framework, and I think that’s a large part of what’s pissing people off about it: it’s just not fair that something so new, untested, and with a lot of glaringly obvious growing pains ahead of it has gotten so many people so excited so quickly!

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