Untimely Reformat
Apple's White Macbook from Apple
After a long, grueling and painstakingly configurations with my Windows XP Guest on VMWare, I’ve decided to use BootCamp instead. This is very untimely for me as I only have less than a day to configure my laptop and I have a thesis presentation in 2 days.
Yes, I am very much aware that I am cramming but if I don’t reformat now, I might be able to say goodbye to my thesis for real.
I have to take this risk. For thesis’s sake. *gulps*
Guidelines for Designing Augmented Reality Games
Title: Guidelines in Designing Augmented Reality Games
Author: Richard Wetzel, Rod McCall, Anne-Kathrin Braun, Wolfgang Broll
Url: http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1496984.1497013
Date Accessed: July 27, 2009 Read the rest of this entry »
Sun Studio: Fortran
This is it! I think that I’ll be able to use Sun Studio for real!
Seriously, I have no intents of using Sun Studio since all the capabilities that I want from it (C, C++) can be sufficed by the Netbeans IDE. That was what I thought back then until my course subject (CS 131 – Numerical Methods) required us to code in Fortran.
Right now, I’m looking for tutorials for dummies on how I can compile Fortran using Sun Studio. I am quite a dummy at this but I really want to use its Fortran capabilities and maybe show a tutorial here in this blog now and then.
Well, till then!
Mock Screens
These are my mock screens for my thesis project at school. Although I haven’t sat on what features I would include in my user interface, hopefully I’ll know it after a while. 
Enjoy!
Can’t connect to Sun SPOT? Installing …
Can’t connect to Sun SPOT?
Installing the Sun SPOT to your PC is as easy as one, two, and three! But if you can’t connect download your source code to Sun SPOT, you need to download the spotfinder binary found at the Downloads section on SunSpotworld.com and replace the one found at …/SunSPOT/sdk/bin .
That should get it working!
Goal Overhaul
I need to focus more on my school’s OSUM than maintaining everyone else’s OSUMs.
Open Jive Regional Contest 2009 Updates
Open Jive Regional Contest 2009 Updates
Notification of short listed teams will be on June 12, 2009
Deadline for codes to be uploaded on Project Kenai will be on June 30, 2009
Deadline for Report submission is on July 3, 2009
Philippine Finals is on July 7, 2009
Regional Finals End of July/Early August 2009
OpenJive Contest 2009 extended until May 13
Join now while there’s still time!
You may register your team details and a short project description using any of the Sun technologies. Make sure that your project addresses key issues that organizations/countries face today.
For registration, please visit http://bit.ly/openjive09.
OpenJive Contest 2009, until May 11!!!
OpenJive Contest showcases your technical skills regarding the different Open Source technologies from Sun Microsystems such as Java, OpenSolaris, JavaFX, Zembly, Netbeans, Glassfish, and many more!
Form a team of three persons and submit your team’s details together with a short description of your project then submit it at jedi (at) sun (dot) com (dot) ph
Prizes include US$3000 and a free trip to the next Sun Tech Days held in the region!
Hurry! While there’s still time to spare!
You can visit jediproject.net for more details.
Note: Contest applies to Filipino residents only.
Push Applications
Waaa. I can’t believe that this is week 6 of my internship and I feel I’m progressing very slowly the last month. (Due to hardware, software and user failure. hehe. ^_^). However, I was told that the next topic which will be given to me should supposedly be for this Friday. Hmm. Even so, I’ll make up for it by learning the BlackBerry Exercises quickly so I could start on the project. Anyway, I’m having a blast learning about BlackBerry.(Too bad, Novare supervisors don’t issue real BlackBerry phones to OJTs. Hehe.)
