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> > perhaps you could add other statistics n'stuff too, or experiment with
> time
> > estimation methods... :)
> Would that increase the chance of being accepted?
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Okay, so predicting remaining battery time needs artificial intelligence -
the research question is to pre
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Proof-reading:
1) Change 'Estimated time remaining %1' to 'Estimated
> 1) what methods of time estimation can we think of? (eg. the current
> one-point
> method, averaging over X amount of time...)
Without being able to add sensors into the battery itself, what we are left
with is a machine learning problem: predict, on the basis of what can be
measured, the
SVN commit 969291 by coles:
Fixed a plural issue affecting some languages with the time strings sent to the
TTS service (as reported by Marce Villarino).
Introduces three new strings (singular forms of three existing strings).
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I'm just writing a few notes on the changes Shawn and I made to the Weather Ion
API due to a bug where a dropped network connection would lead to uninitialised
junk being sent to plasmoids. It was reported in the context of KDE 4.2, and
though it can't be fixed there so easily, by hooking into
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Review request for Plasma.
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Review request for Plasma.
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Review request for Plasma.
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To give an icon depicting the current
I don't know a nice way to do it, but:
cd ~/.kde/share/config
tar -cvf ~/plasmasettings.tar plasma*
then upload plasmasettings.tar to the other machine, and:
cd ~/.kde/share/config
tar -xvf ~/plasmasettings.tar plasma*
If your KDEHOME isn't .kde, you might need to change it, but the basic ide
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Previously, day began at 6am, and nig
> no kidding. someone needs to blog about this!
I've opened a blogspot account, figure I may as well have somewhere to vent my
ideas or cool things I do KDE-wise. Will write about it on there, along with
where I'm up to with wireless AP geolocation.
> great work, Andrew ...
Thanks :).
Andre
SVN commit 961956 by coles:
After chatting to the iplocationtools.com guys, I've managed to get them to
make a change to their API so that calling without an IP, rather than failing,
returns the visitor's location information. As such, if we now just go to:
http://iplocationtools.com/ip_query.
> The nicest solution would be of course to just query iplocationtools.com with
> "my current IP whatever", but for that, iplocationtools would need some kind
> of API to extract the current IP from the HTTP request. Which it doesn't have
> as far as I can see.
If you visit iplocationtools.com
Hi Dotan,
Thanks for your feedback on these applets. One of my main contributions in KDE
is that of proof-reading - I'm on the British English translation team, and one
of the main reasons it isn't done automatically is that it's 1% about putting
the u back into colour and 99% about proof-rea
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Yesterday, I proposed a patch for usi
Nice work - it's good to see how many LOC one can save with libplasmaweather.
Two questions:
i) Geolocation is compulsary, so if it uses IP localisation I'll get the
weather for 200 miles away. A manual override would be useful (i.e. the old
behaviour).
ii) The GPS geolocation backend does
Thanks for all the feedback, everyone - keep it coming :).
> > * add support for it to the network connections plasmoid
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> can that plasmoid tell the difference between the unsecured linksys I leech
> from at my friend's house, and the hundreds of other unsecured linksys
> routers
> scat
Two-point summary:
1) Exploit geolocation based on visible wireless access points with known
locations. Works indoors, works without GPS.
2) An abstraction layer over this information into named zones, with
zone-linked system behaviour - e.g. when I go into lecture theatre zone, switch
the po
To add some more context to my review request, I contacted Petri, who wrote:
'> Would you have any objection to moving the IP Geolocation Data Engine over
> to this service, and returning Latitude/Longitude information as well as a
> place name?
Eventually I would like to be able specify service
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Patch to use the iplocationtools.com
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