While your question deals with software for photographic subjects, it seems more like a software question than a photography question since you're asking about the computational algorithms which could be used. You'd probably find more helpful resources by posting your question on StackOverflow.com which is filled with software developers.
- Aaron B. Hockley
I'm using Visual Studio 2010 with Feature Pack 2 to experiment with recording Silverlight UI tests using the Coded UI Test feature. I've created a new test, launched the recorder and recorded some basic interaction, but I'm unable to figure out how to to re-launch the recorder to add a new test. I'm hoping that I don't have to add a new test .cs file for each test I record... right?
- Aaron B. Hockley
I'm using Visual Studio 2010 with Feature Pack 2 to experiment with recording Silverlight UI tests using the Coded UI Test feature. I've created a new test, launched the recorder and recorded some basic interaction, but I'm unable to figure out how to to re-launch the recorder to add a new test. I'm hoping that I don't have to add a new test .cs file for each test I record... right?
- Aaron B. Hockley
A need to change the way Adium connects to Facebook. This fixed it when my Adium install was crashing on startup due to FB connection problems.
- Aaron B. Hockley
I'd be suspicious of something that is periodically overwriting your .htaccess file. When you set the permalink options, it updates .htaccess. If those settings are being "lost", there might be another piece of software running on your site that is mucking with the .htaccess file and removing or overriding the WordPress settings.
- Aaron B. Hockley
I'd be suspicious of something that is periodically overwriting your .htaccess file. When you set the permalink options, it updates .htaccess. If those settings are being "lost", there might be another piece of software running on your site that is mucking with the .htaccess file and removing or overriding the WordPress settings.
- Aaron B. Hockley
Comment by ahockley on Latest version of Wordpress 2.9.2 issues 404 host headers by default. How to prevent this? - http://stackoverflow.com/questio...
This just seems like a bad idea. If the page is gone, the proper thing is to return a 404 header. Sure, users will benefit from something friendlier, but 404 is the proper header. If the page was moved or such, you should setup proper redirection (likely 301 or 302).
- Aaron B. Hockley
Comment by ahockley on Latest version of Wordpress 2.9.2 issues 404 host headers by default. How to prevent this? - http://stackoverflow.com/questio...
This just seems like a bad idea. If the page is gone, the proper thing is to return a 404 header. Sure, users will benefit from something friendlier, but 404 is the proper header. If the page was moved or such, you should setup proper redirection (likely 301 or 302).
- Aaron B. Hockley
What you're seeing is the behavior as it works. It's debatable whether it should work a different way, but that's an issue for the WordPress folks. I'd recommend the WordPress support forum or if you feel that it's a bug, you can submit a WordPress bug report.
- Aaron B. Hockley
What you're seeing is the behavior as it works. It's debatable whether it should work a different way, but that's an issue for the WordPress folks. I'd recommend the WordPress support forum or if you feel that it's a bug, you can submit a WordPress bug report.
- Aaron B. Hockley
If you're running the current version of Thesis (1.6), you can change the background color from the "Design Options" screen found under the "Thesis Options" menus in your WordPress admin area. On the Design Options screen, expand the "Body (and Content Area)" section under "Fonts, Colors, and More!" heading. There you'll find some background color options. To get more granular, check out the other sections on this screen.
- Aaron B. Hockley
If you're running the current version of Thesis (1.6), you can change the background color from the "Design Options" screen found under the "Thesis Options" menus in your WordPress admin area. On the Design Options screen, expand the "Body (and Content Area)" section under "Fonts, Colors, and More!" heading. There you'll find some background color options. To get more granular, check out the other sections on this screen.
- Aaron B. Hockley