I have had to deal with some very annoying things these last few days. As usual, when problems are out of my control, they are extra stressful to deal with. While it felt like a waste of time, I think it was all a useful learning experience. </p...
I did a lot this weekend to protect the user from doing damage to my application. For example, while performing a measurement, it's usually not a good idea to muck around in the preferences and change the length of the MLS sequence. That length value...
It's been about 4 days, and I feel as if I'm getting worse. There is a visit scheduled to see the doctor tonight, so I should be better soon. I was still able to get some work done during the weekend, though. More in a bit. </p> <p> Also, you may...
While we're experiencing the best weather we've had here in Waterloo compared to the past few months, I managed to pick up some sort sickness. I'm not good on identifying sicknesses myself, so I just lump everything together as "I'm sick". Unfortunately...
I often hear about how important it is to run daily builds. Since I have my source tree in a state where I can check out a clean copy and build it, I decided to turn that process into an automated script. I created a cron job (Oh how I love the UNIX...
Picture this scene: You get home from work, eat dinner, and sit down at your machine. At best, you have an hour to spend working on your part-time software endeavor. </p> <p> What do you do? </p> <p> Here's my answer: I fix bugs. More specifically...
I completed the label code this evening, and I must say, it's looking mighty fine. :) </p> <p> 
</p> <p> Also, I installed some new gallery software today on the site, and may move all my screenshots into that system. Hours counter is up to 94! ...
Today, I finally got labels below the graph. It was relatively easy to do, and now the real work will be figuring out how I will further clean up the code so things are a bit more flexible. Whenever I'm working on code, I keep telling myself there...