This is for the tech-heads out there, or those who know one. We are currently looking for a personable unix systems administrator with…
This is for the tech-heads out there, or those who know one. We are currently looking for a personable unix systems administrator with experienced with scalable web applications, storage and networking to manage all aspects of our production, staging, and development environments. Our hosted application is built using Ruby, Rails, Apache, MySQL, OS X Server, XServe, XRAID, and XSAN hosted in world class data center. Working in our Mac based Melbourne office, culture is casual. Send us your CV if you’re interested, pass this onto suitable folks if you know them. To apply email jobs@redbubble.com with your CV.
Ok, I think I’ve been listen to too much traditional ‘80s heavy metal like Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Grave Digger and others… So I fel…
Ok, I think I’ve been listen to too much traditional ‘80s heavy metal like Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Grave Digger and others… So I felt like making a quick poem/insult/tribute to the masters of those old awesome songs: We go tech! Jump, jump / 34+71 / Solve, solve / It’s 105 Uh oh, this is the dominion, / Of the arithmetical beast, / Better get out of here, / Before it shows its fist. Told you to move, mate, / This isn’t the right place, / X, Y and Z, what a mistake, / Zero is your bet! Yeah! / Pure mathematical corruption? / No! / Are these numbers real? Yes! / I will tell you something, / Get away! Get away! / Kick the numerical madness… Before it gets too late! Uhhhhhhhhhhh (here goes the solo =P) (more solo) KILL! / The numerical madness! / HIT! / The infamous beast! / WIN! / The pythagorical lands! / FIGHT / The geometrical sickness! Into this wicked dream of numbers and signs… We go tech! / We go tech! Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh (second solo) We go tech! / We go tech! (BIG, HUGE explosion at the end!) End? Maybe, maybe not, who knows?
One of the more hidden features of today’s release was the URL to your portfolio has changed. Rather than /people/xshay/portfolio, you …
One of the more hidden features of today’s release was the URL to your portfolio has changed. Rather than /people/xshay/portfolio, you now have /people/xshay/art and /people/xshay/clothing. This may impact those who have linked to tags from their bio/work descriptions (like my friend snow), or who have linked directly into their portfolio from an external site. We’ve made a best guess to redirect the old URLs to the new ones, but it’s not always possible, so please double check your links and if possible update them. Also note that the show work URLs have changed from /works/show/7469 to /people/xshay/art/7469-tanzanian-battle-panda. This shouldn’t break anything … the old urls silently redirect to the new ones. In other news, I can’t reorder my portfolio because I only have one work :( (If this post doesn’t make sense do you then you have nothing worry about…)
As of this morning’s release I had to change the URIs in all of the portfolio feeds. This isn’t such a good thing, and you may see some s…
As of this morning’s release I had to change the URIs in all of the portfolio feeds. This isn’t such a good thing, and you may see some strange behaviour in your reader. As consolation, you can now get a comments feed on each work page, which I think is pretty handy. FAKE EDIT: OMG BLACK TEES
You can now get atom feeds for art, clothing, writing and journals added to groups. I reckon’ that’s pretty tasty. No people feed yet …...
You can now get atom feeds for art, clothing, writing and journals added to groups. I reckon’ that’s pretty tasty. No people feed yet … ran out of time.
The 6th Annual Plastic Photo Show, presented by Obscurity Pictures, is an open entry ph…
The 6th Annual Plastic Photo Show, presented by Obscurity Pictures, is an open entry photographic exhibition devoted to works created with toy and plastic lens cameras, pinhole, polaroid, low-tech devices, alternative and antiquarian photographic methods. The Incinerator Arts Complex / 180 Holmes Road, Moonee Ponds / September 3 – 21, 2008 / Open Wed-Sun, 11am-4pm Opening night: Friday, September 5, 6 – 8pm. Hope to see some of you nice folk there! x
It’s been noticed that many people have posted lovely things, or interesting writings, lately. For some reason, I have no links to any of…
It’s been noticed that many people have posted lovely things, or interesting writings, lately. For some reason, I have no links to any of them.. What shows is the link to the person’s profile, that they uploaded something (with the name). It’s just that the name no longer is linked to anything at all. This is fairly recent, and I have written to Red Bubble support about it. So, if I don’t answer you, or comment, or etc. that is why.
Today, I was looking at a lovely calendar, of mostly poppies, and I saw a piece on there which I had not seen as having been posted. ...
Today, I was looking at a lovely calendar, of mostly poppies, and I saw a piece on there which I had not seen as having been posted. This was odd, as the artist whose calendar it was is someone whom I always, or almost always, make time to view every single last little piece of. I know I may have missed one or two, on days when my my daughter had to be taken to the hospital for a kidney infection and I was baby-watching and such. But, mostly, even then, I was right there with her work , because she does wonderful things. So, I tell her that I seemed to have missed one and am off to look for it. Then, I go to look for it and discover that I didn’t miss one, after all. Oh no! Not one! More like a bajillion six! Well, definitely over 30, anyway. Not all at the same time. I do get links from her every so often and I had been wondering, for weeks now, why it was she was posting so much less than usual. Apparently, I get one link for every 15 pictures or so, at times. Weird!
Just found out that Circuit city is closing all of there stores another Bush economic melt down.. everybody bow your heads and say goodby…
Just found out that Circuit city is closing all of there stores another Bush economic melt down.. everybody bow your heads and say goodby and hope and pray that our new administration can save the day!!!!! Wow that ryhmes hmmmmm poetic this morning lol Anyway very sad news.. lets hope things improve in the days and years to come!!! lol Some words of encouragment would help here! lol
So, my CD player disappeared, completely. This was after I uninstalled some things, so, I thought – appaently, foolishly- that I had unin…
So, my CD player disappeared, completely. This was after I uninstalled some things, so, I thought – appaently, foolishly- that I had uninstalled the wrong thing or more. I did a System Restore and all was well. My ‘D’ Drive was back and I went off to do my work, secure in the knowledge that I’d be saving my art to disk, again, in no time. Ah, but, not so! For when I went to do so, I found that the ‘D’ Drive had gone off for holiday, again. This time, though i had uninstalled some things, I was quite sure that I hadn’t uninstalled anything that could remotely relate to that particular function. I mentioned it to Dad and he told me that this is something WIndows Vista is known for, and it’s why he switched to Linux. Fine and dandy for him, but, I don’t have spare OS files of every sort just laying about waiting for me to use! I went to look up the problem and how to fix it. Now, there was someone who said there is a Registry Fix, and they gave it, saying that all you had to do was import it and all would be well. Oh goody! Import it where and how, though? That was the mystery! I went to Microsoft and they told me how to fix my problem on Windows XP. Err. .. Eventually, they told me how to fix it on Windows Vista, as well. So, I went to regedit and did all the appropriate things. Found out I had to log on to a different account, even though the Administrator had used their password to give me permission to change things about. I know! I was there! In more than one capacity! So, I logged on and found my way back to the proper place. I even remembered to save a copy of the instructions in a place where I could find it, to make sure it was the proper place, and the URL, too. You would have been so proud! Then I did all the proper things, and I know, because I opened the file to check! Finally, I restarted the computer (technically, one of the proper things to do), logged in again, and … I had two ‘D’ Drives showing. No, I am not kidding! That issue resolved itself, after a wee while, though. Now, however, my volume control is gone! Fortunately, I had it set to a sound level where music and such can be heard, but, where it is not painful to the tired-headed among us. I would like my volume control back, though. Anyone seen it? It’s light gray, usually, and slides up and down in the middle! .................................................................................. Update: One reboot = no volume bar; 2 reboots = volume bar!
Thank you so much Designers United group for featuring Housemade...
Thank you so much Designers United group for featuring Housemade This is my first cover artwork so i ‘m very happy for this honor! :) For those loving house music, check this artist out: / Yorgos Pontsaris Cheers! / Gogo Korogiannou
(sigh) I put links on several photos that go in a series. While putting them, I got weird messages as to how Red Bubble could not find…
(sigh) I put links on several photos that go in a series. While putting them, I got weird messages as to how Red Bubble could not find 3 or 4 or the photos (but, only after I had clicked ‘save changes’ on them); and, my browser siad that Red Bubble was attempting a cross-site link or transfer, whatever that is! TECH SUPPORT! DO YOU HAVE AN ANSWER? And, then, I went back to look at the other things, and noticed that none of the links are working. Now, I checked to make sure the format was right. I even re-sized the font so that I could make sure there was no space where there shouldn’t be one. So, I’ve zero clue why the links are not working, but, working is precisely what they are not doing. Perhaps, they, too, are waiting for their cross site transfer. Also, Lost FM is not playing right and that seems to be related to whether I have Red Bubble open or not; though, I can’t be sure. All in all, this has not been the best of Bubble experiences, today.
for those who care? lol sorry I’m just bored :P / *Well all but the girl shirts, still working on a new female model template to replace…
for those who care? lol sorry I’m just bored :P / Well all but the girl shirts, still working on a new female model template to replace the old ones =] Here’s some examples: Kamikaze punk V.1 / revenge is tweet Ride the base wave: Ultimate edition / This is also my entry for the Music machines challenge CCCP Army / War Sticky bomb Gas mask Ride the bass wave: special edition these 7 so far for a sample t-shirt display, but I think it’s better looking than my last style, fair bit of vector work and playing around to get this final result, each with their own colour coded background to match the design colours, kind of a tech honeycomb style, with a fully new vectored shirt/model with subtle highlights, but I think it’s a good step in a more unique direction =], I will be slowly updating my older t-shirt sample displays too, maybe not all but my favorites at least, any feedback welcome Jay / R-evolutionGFX
Follow these steps and you’ll be rid of the program doing a manual removal. / Sometimes you will need to do this to ensure a fresh copy i…
Follow these steps and you’ll be rid of the program doing a manual removal. / Sometimes you will need to do this to ensure a fresh copy is installed without gliches. / ............................................................ This article explains how to manually remove an item from the Currently installed programs list in the Add or Remove Programs tool if the item is still displayed after you initially try to remove it. / ............................................................ / The Currently installed programs list in the Add or Remove Programs tool lists all of the Windows-compatible programs that have an uninstall program or feature. Occasionally, a program may not be removed completely, and the registry key that is used to display the program in the Currently installed programs list remains. In this situation, you may need to manually remove the program from the Currently installed programs list in Add or Remove Programs. To do this, follow these steps. #Important / This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you follow these steps carefully. For added protection, back up the registry before you modify it. Then, you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: / 322756 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756/ ) How to back up and restore the registry in Windows #HERE GOES: / Click Start, and then click Run. / In the Open box, type regedt32, and then click OK. / In Registry Editor, locate the following registry key: / HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall / / In the left pane, click the Uninstall registry key, and then click Export on the File menu. / In the Export Registry File dialog box that appears, click Desktop in the Save in list, type uninstall in the File name box, and then click Save. Each key listed under Uninstall in the left pane of Registry Editor represents a program that is displayed in the Currently installed programs list of the *Add or Remove Programs tool. To determine which program that each key represents, click the key, and then view the following values in the details pane on the right: / DisplayName: The value data for the DisplayName key is the name that is listed in Add or Remove Programs. and UninstallString: The value data for the UninstallString key is the program that is used to uninstall the program. / After you identify the registry key that represents the program that you removed but which is still displayed in the Currently installed programs list of Add or Remove Programs, right-click the key in the left pane of the Registry Editor window, and then click Delete. Click Yes in response to the “Are you sure you want to delete this key and all of its subkeys?” message. / On the File menu, click Exit to quit Registry Editor. / Click Start, click Control Panel, and then click Add or Remove Programs. In the Currently installed programs list, verify that the program whose registry key you deleted is no longer listed. Do one of the following: / If the program list is not correct in Add or Remove Programs, / double-click the Uninstall.reg file that you saved to your desktop in step 5 to restore the original list of programs in the registry. or If the program list is correct in Add or Remove Programs, right-click the Uninstall.reg file on your desktop, and then click Delete. For more information about how to add or remove programs on a Windows XP-based computer, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: / 305548 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/305548/ ) How to add components and programs to a computer in Windows XP / 307895 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307895/ ) How to change or remove a program in Windows XP APPLIES TO / Microsoft Windows XP Professional x64 Edition / Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition / Microsoft Windows XP Professional —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- I hope this helps you out ;0) / Kaz Ok Recently I was receiving an error message tbb.dll missing well after much research I found the file.. In case you have the same issue you can download it here / tbb.dll I always recommend burning all your programs and other downloads to a DVD as they hold far more files than an ordinary CD.R . Often antivirus programs detect this file and assume it is a trojan or other virus and yes often the name has been given to such virus’s, but the Antivirus software is just as good as the operator, so always be sure to do a backup of your system and/or do a review of the files before you hit the delete key.. as some may not be virus’s at all but necessary operators for your software programs.. which could result in you having to do a fresh copy losing much of your already installed plugins etc.. grr so frustrating! So burn a copy of this and your plugins etc to disc, that way if you need it in future you will always have instant access.. learnt that the hard way.. ;) Once you download the tbb.dll file save a copy of it to the main program ie: if the program is Photoshop you will save it to the following / C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS3 / run the program and wallah all fixed! / cheers Kaz / x
well i was in bathroom last night ( that’s where all my good ideas come from ;P…no seriously haha) getting ready to go to my brother’s …
well i was in bathroom last night ( that’s where all my good ideas come from ;P…no seriously haha) getting ready to go to my brother’s house and all of a sudden i just start singing and coming up with lyrics. so i jotted the lyrics and notes down and this is what i came up with. it’s not much, i know but that’s usually the extent of my song writing…just a few verses. i have made a few full length songs in the past however. alright well here’s the product of my bathroom inspiration ;) ( minus the notes/ music of course) : Take My Breath Away / take my breath away / hold it tight / keep my heart safe / please don’t break it / release these butterflies / that’ve been suffocated / all my life / and take my breath away Teach Me How / teach me how to fly / teach me how to soar / teach me how to love you / teach me how to open my heart / and baby teach me how to love you more
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