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Aibu image annotator

Another work related project that I have decided to expose to the public is an image annotator utility called Aibu.Read more

CamALay = cvutils

Due to popular demand I have further formalized the open source status of the camera access library for OpenCV know so far as cvutils.Read more

Ubuntu 8.10

I have survived the upgrade of my primary home system to the newest version of Ubuntu.Read more

Workspace refactoring

With the arrival of my new 24" LCD monitor I found myself in front of a problem: while my virtual workspace certainly got bigger I have lost a lot of my physical space on my desk.Read more

Centering window in Java in a multi-display setup

Recently I have made another Java application with a nice splash screen. One important property of a splash screen is that it is displayed centered on the screen … and since multi-monitor setups are not all that common nobody bothers to test this centering on more than one monitor.Read more

A year after ...

A few days ago passed the first year of my current major hobby called “the job”. What were the most prominent characteristics of this time? Well the most noticeable is a continuous lack of free time that manifested in various ways. Let us focus mainly on the effects this shortage had on my blog.Read more

LifeClass impressions

This week I am staying in Portorož for the CogX project kickoff meeting. This is my first free (technically it is still work) time in my first year at “ViCoS”: … ant also the first stay anywhere that gets paid by the faculty.Read more

MART: Parallele

Invited be all to the first concert of a instrumental ambiental rock-jazz-ish (unofficial classification) group MART on Friday 26th of September at 8 PM in Ajdovščina.

Hyperlinking Reality via Camera Phones

I am just playing along with the PR of our lab. Here is a link to our current spotlight research topic called Hyperlinking Reality via Camera Phones.Read more

Find & replace anyone?

Ah … Google Chrome . The new browser from Google that is (unfortunately) currently only available for Windows. Accessing the download page from Linux throws you to a page with a form which you can use to subscribe to news regarding the Linux version of Chrome. Nothing wrong with that except the Slovenian disclaimer translation on that page.Read more

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