Posts Tagged ‘java’

I don’t like prunes, but I do like prune

Sunday, November 16th, 2008


Just spent a pleasant morning munging gps data and photos using Prune. It has allowed me to edit a complex GPS track, add many photos, correctly correlate them to GPS locations, and save it all back out in a variety of useful formats.

I see that the author is talking about producing a native KDE version. Noooo! I like my Java. It runs everywhere.

(Incidentally, I see that with the recent software update, the Blackberry Curve will now geotag images from the camera. It’s now a really good “I was here” device - coming close to the “Utensil” that Robyn Hitchcock spoke about years ago.)

this is quite good

Saturday, August 16th, 2008

SoundBridge Commander:

oh yeah, that’s what I’m talkin’ about

Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008


This is my work PC running Firefly Client, serving my music from home. Who needs to install and manage local music libraries now?