Saturday, December 29, 2007

Wana try Rails



I wana try this framework once i get enough time for experiment it. People talk about rails..i first saw it from fedora and now wana try the bitch. keke
Later more updates..........

Almost in AJAX


After few months away from web application developing, i want to experience new technologies. I hope AJAX is well known to all programmers. I guess AJAX is old, because normally we combine PHP, XML etc.. with JavaScript for ages. I have experienced it few times and its really kool using AJAX.
These days i am developing an Internal Web based Reservation systems with AJAX included. I think its better to try it and experience the new breeds. There are some frameworks like Prototype which will make easy to use AJAX. Lets rock the multimedia world..yeah...

Sunday, October 21, 2007

Interface GPS to your PSP

This cool..try this at your home hehehe..
You don't have to worry about your ware abouts.


























Following wire colors are used in the official PSP remote accesory cable, which can be used for this DYI project:
1 = gray
2 = yellow
3 = ---
4 = green
5 = ---
6 = ---

7 = brown
8 = orange
9 = blue
10 = --
11 = --
12 = --

audio:
^
[] white
[] red
[] copper

Software GPS
You have to login to the forum in order to download it.

Microchip gives staff the lowdown on pupils

Children are being tracked by micro-chips embedded in their uniforms in a trial at a secondary school.

The devices are used to monitor pupils’ movements and register their arrival in class on the teacher’s computer. Supply teachers can also be alerted if a student is likely to misbehave.

The chip connects with teachers’ computers to show a photograph of the pupil, data about academic performance and whether he or she is in the correct classroom. It can also restrict access to areas of the school. The radio frequency identification system is being tested at Hungerhill School in Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Ten pupils began wearing a chip sewn into their uniforms eight months ago.

The scheme has drawn criticism from human rights campaigners. “Tagging is what we do to criminals we let out of prison early,” said David Cleater, from Leave Them Kids Alone, which campaigns against the finger-printing of pupils. “It is appalling.”

Graham Wakeling, the head teacher, denied that the school was adopting a “Big Brother” mentality. He said: “The system is not intrusive to the pupil in the slightest. The benefit is that it provides the immediate registration of the pupil as they enter the classroom. This supports staff as they are getting to know pupils. All the information it provides is already stored on the school information management system.” He said the children were all volunteers taking part in a science project.

A spokesman for the Department for Children, Schools and Families said it intended electronic registration to log attendance on a schools data-base, not “logging every detail of every pupil via covert means”.


Original post timesonline

Saturday, October 13, 2007

Technology is going too far

video

Now technology is going from micro to nano and beyond. Department of Energy’s Sandia National Laboratories- Have developed a Lilliputian "machines" operating inside living cells. A robot which is smaller than a dime. It was so amazing..i got the video from there website.
This little fella have a an 8K memory processor as its brain and almost all type of sensors, gas sensors, a cam, microphone and collision detection. I think you guys will love this. I will give the links and you can see more info.

Sandia
PopularMechanics


video

See this nano car. This is world smallest human made living machine. Size of a rice.hehe nice dhoa.. enjoy this nice tech. See below link for more information.

CNN

Saturday, October 6, 2007

Google maps API

I thought it will very tough to code using Google maps API, but it was simple. I choose javascript API method and it was very cool. I gave the coordinates and map mode (MAPS, Satellite or Hybrid) my choice was Satellite view and after that did some zooming. Everything was done from the code and the result was very accurate and perfect. Still digging and experimenting different formats of GPS data.


If you want to try Google maps API try these links:
http://googlemapsapi.blogspot.com/2006_07_01_googlemapsapi_archive.html
http://www.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/
or
Google for more information

GPS drive test ---video



Enjoy the view..