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GIMP 2.3 Tutorial - The User Interface This video explains the user interface of the GIMP. The goal of the tutorial is to make you understand how the user interface works, so that you can explore GIMP without being hindered by the user interface. Excuse my abuse of the word 'and'. At 2:48 when I say 'layers', I mean 'dialogs'. The sentence should read: "This is where I usually grab my dialogs." == Tutorial FAQ == Q: I only have one window :( What's wrong? A: By default GIMP is configured to save window positions on exit. If you only get one window when you start GIMP, that's what the saved window configuration is. You can reset this to default by going to 'File / Preferences / Window Management' and clicking the 'Reset Saved Window Positions to Default Values' button. Here you can also disable that GIMP should save window configuration on exit, as well as save current window configuration. This way you can make sure that GIMP will always start with a specific window configuration independant of the window configuration you had when you closed GIMP. == Technical/Misc information == The video was created with recordMyDesktop and MEncoder, recorded on the Ubuntu linux distribution (version 6.10) And yeah, unfortunately the sound quality sucks, but I don't feel like a re-recording. Feel free to spread the video in YouTube-embedded format as much as you like. Tags: gimp tutorial user interface ubuntu |
User: MondoMedia |
Happy Tree Friends - Shard At Work Watch the New HTF Ka-Pow! episode exclusively at: http://www.happytreefriends.com Tags: happy tree friends mondo mini shows animation funny twisted bloody handy tools accident pain cartoon sick flash |
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Slightly better demo of the OLPC User Interface Made by www.90percentofeverything.com, this video demos the OLPC (One Laptop Per Child, aka "Hundred Dollar Laptop") User Interface (using an emulator). It's pretty unconventional and worth having a look. Check out 90percentofeverything.com for a clearer version of this video. Tags: OLPC One Laptop Per Child User Interface Usability Experience Hundred Dollar Linux Sugar |
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Samsung TouchWiz User Interface Here is a look at the new TouchWiz user interface coming from Samsung. Tags: samsung touchwiz user interface phone phonescoop scoop cellphone cellular cell mobile 3G |
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Kansas - Dust In The Wind Kansas Dust In The Wind (c) 2004 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Tags: Kansas Dust In The Wind Classic Rock Music Video |
User: lifeg0eson666 |
PHP Tutorial // User Registration w/ SQL PLEASE CHECK OUT THE SECOND VIDEO OF THIS A quick and easy user registration using php, sql and phpmyadmin. For full size and source codes: http://www.neoblob.com/phpsquad/tuts/php/1/ SQL: CREATE TABLE `user` ( `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, `username` varchar(20) NOT NULL default '', `password` varchar(50) NOT NULL default '', `email` varchar(40) NOT NULL default '', `ip` varchar(20) NOT NULL default '', PRIMARY KEY (`id`) ) ENGINE=MyISAM AUTO_INCREMENT=1 DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 AUTO_INCREMENT=1 ; Tags: tutorial php sql mysql phpmyadmin lgo666 computers video sexy |
User: simonscat |
Simon's Cat 'TV Dinner' A hungry cat resorts to increasingly desperate measures to gain its owner's attention. Tags: pet cat humor funny comedy animation cartoon simon tofield tandem tv dinner |
User: googletechtalks |
Coconut: COde CONstructing User Tool Google Tech Talks March, 7 2008 ABSTRACT Coconut is a developing system for high-assurance, high-performance software. It was used to develop a library of special functions for the Cell BE processor, which is distributed in the Cell BE SDK 3.0 as MASS. Average performance is 4X better than the alternative hand-tuned C library, SimdMath. Coconut has been successful where patterns of efficient hardware-specific computation can be captured as higher-order functions and encoded in a Domain Specific Language embedded in Haskell. Patterns include efficient control structures not expressible in C, e.g., the MultiLoop, and efficient uses of SIMD instructions which require significant compile-time computation for pattern specialization. Some patterns interact with a novel instruction scheduler called Explicitly Staged Software Pipelining, based on a min-cut approach, which outperforms SWING modulo scheduling in our tests. A less developed aspect of Coconut is the parallel production of proofs of correctness along with executables. Current work aims to prove only limited properties about programs---the ones most likely to be broken---creative use of SIMD instructions, and parallelization. Coconut intermediate code is represented as nested code (hyper)graphs. At the lowest level, we transform acyclic loop bodies to remove the effect of SIMDization, and produce machine and/or human readable specifications. This has been used to verify opaque patterns of optimizing linear algebra for SIMD processors. Such code graphs are embedded in higher levels containing control flow, first single-threaded control flow optimized for ILP, and then parallel control-flow, optimized to hide communication latency. At this level control flow is restricted to allow peak utilization of multi-core hardware, but enable efficient compile-time verification of soundness. Soundness, in this context, means that the parallelized program can be transformed into a code graph without synchronizing control flow, because every execution can be shown to produce the same result. Think of it as reducing the parallel debugging effort to the single-threaded debugging problem by eliminating the non-determinism inherent in parallel code. I will give a formal language description of the language, and the O(n) algorithm which proves soundness and produces the equivalent ``single threaded'' code graph. Speaker: Christopher Anand Christopher Anand is a professor of Computing and Software at McMaster University. His main research areas are software correctness, high performance computation, and automatic code generation. He has also founded the company Optimal Computational Algorithms to provide hardware-specific libraries for scientific applications on novel architectures. Tags: google techtalks techtalk engedu talk talks googletechtalks education |
User: simonscat |
Simon's Cat 'Cat Man Do' A hungry cat resorts to increasingly desperate measures to wake its sleeping owner. Tags: pet cat humor funny comedy animation cartoon simon tofield tandem catmando man do wake up |
User: simonscat |
Simon's Cat 'Let Me In!' A hungry cat resorts to increasingly desperate measures to get indoors. Tags: pet cat humor funny comedy animation cartoon simon tofield tandem let me in |