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Just tried out Chrome Frame on a copy of my website. It messed up one of the SVGs.10:36 AM Sep 23rdfrom web
Building pixel shader transitions into JPEG Saver7:03 AM Sep 19thfrom web
Oops. Next time I'll remember to read the email saying that I have to change my name server records...11:23 AM Sep 2ndfrom web
Just released JPEG Saver 3.6 - now with more options than you can shake a stick at. ... Put that stick down.8:33 AM Aug 31stfrom web
I might end up regretting it, but I've added a 'Delete' option to JPEG Saver11:45 AM Jul 19thfrom web
Whoa... Just merged my "save-to-desktop" changes into the version 4 branch, and I'm surprised to find it even works during a transition1:47 PM Jul 12thfrom web
Adding a "save as desktop background" option to JPEG Saver, because I don't want to release a version that just fixes one bug1:20 PM Jul 12thfrom web
Just installed Firefox 3.5. It seems fast, but that may be because half of my add-ons have been disabled.11:22 AM Jun 30thfrom web
Trying to find a simple Direct3D way of doing a SelectClipRegion()-like transition. Looks like I'll have to create a mesh anyway.3:11 PM Jun 18thfrom web
Writing preprocessor macros that generate and instantiate static classes3:31 AM Jun 9thfrom web
JPEG Saver's second Direct3D transition is done - rotating zoom. Rotation would be too slow and clunky without hardware acceleration3:30 AM Jun 2ndfrom web
JPEG Saver's first Direct3D transition is working - rotation using sprites3:49 PM May 31stfrom web
Got a simple version of JPEG Saver working using Direct3D sprites - it's very fast8:08 AM May 30thfrom web
Trying to get my head around some Direct3D code I wrote about two years ago6:17 AM May 26thfrom web