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Ubuntu Dapper fixed Usb support!

Saturday, March 18th, 2006

Ubuntu Dapper fixed Usb support!

Originally uploaded by Gubatron.

Finally I can just plug my USB devices without a drama.

Thanks Ubuntu Team.

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Firefox Showcase Extension – A Thumbnail for your tabs

Saturday, March 18th, 2006
Download the Firefox Showcase extension to have a thumbnail of your open tabs. Check the “View” menu once you have installed it to use it, or just press F12.
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Yo comiendo arepas en CNN Espanol

Friday, March 17th, 2006

Foto de Nov.2004 cuando me comi mi primera arepa en CCS Arepa Bar

click para ver mas grande

Si tienen CNN en espanol, y logran ver en los siguientes dias un reportajes sobre Caracas Arepa Bar  en New York, es probable que vean mis manos y las de mi novia comiendo arepa  de queso guayanes o de pabellon, y tomandome un juguito de parchita (si es que no deciden  poner mi cara)

Avisen si ven el reportaje.

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Firefox 1.6 might include Python interpreter: <script type=”text/python”>def helloWorld: </script>

Friday, March 3rd, 2006

Rumors say Google engineers are working on a branch of code that will allow embedding python code on the client side.

It seems finally we won’t have to deal with an Object Based language (javascript) which makes sense… Now we’ll have a true Object Oriented language running on the backend of Firefox.
This totally makes sense, its just unbelievable that the new Web 2.0 runs on one of the crapiest, and error prone language of them all. Just try to do something in Javascript and you’ll agree on this.

Now Web 2.0 apps will be easier to write, I forsee better AJAX, err, APAX frameworks, and a lot of applications migrating from the desktop to the webtop.

Now all that’s left will be convincing Microsoft to do the same, but I bet they’ll put something like .NETish there.

LISTEN TO THE PODCAST “Why Javascript and not Python?”

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Drum n Bass Scene in NYC

Friday, March 3rd, 2006

Lately most of the time I spend coding is accompanied by Drum n Bass (DnB) Beats.

So, now It’s time to go out there and taste the New York City Drum n Bass scene.

After a little googling, I found this article by Michael Heiss & Carlos Castillo (DJ Odi), some of the party info provided is out of date by now, but I found that these sites are the ones that seem to keep the DnB scene alive.

Konkrete Jungle seems to be the home of DJ Odi, DJ I-Cue and many other Djs from the area that seem to have been doing DnB from a long time ago, so I expect good parties coming my way.

Where?

The Pyramid, 101 Av. A, between 6th and 7th streets. NY, 10002

You have to be 18 years old to dance, and 21 to drink, you get in for $5 before midnight (very cheap for New Yok, which means that this is underground), after midnight it’s $10, and $8 if you bring a flyer with you.

I guess I’ll go taking the A train to 14th st, and then the L to 1st Av, from there walk to Av. A, and then down till I get there.

Now, from Direct Drive it seems the party seems to gather thousands of people a night, and it seems to be hard to get in because their website recommends you getting tickets in advance. Check out AVALON (somebody recommended this place on IRC on the #bassdrive channel), it seems they don’t have a cool concert this saturday, but the next one they will feature Sender Records (from Berlin, Germany) . I guess Avalon is a bit Snob for my taste, check out the pictures in their sight, they even have a catwalk in there, people in disguise and all that velvet rope club bullshit, plus the cover is $30. So I guess I’ll have the real think down at The Pyramid (My friend Melissa would be proud)
Direct Drive also mentions MUNDIAL a place more for jamming with all sorts of related music styles, they say they’ll let you plug your mobile equipment, I wonder if this is that place I heard people came with iPods and could DJ for a bit. This is supposed to be european style, they even have a patio for you to smoke if you’re a smoker that is.

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51 Year Old Hobbyist, from Mexico, Builds His Own Jetpack, from Scratch

Wednesday, March 1st, 2006

Lozano is not a rocket scientist. He is not a stuntman. He is an animated, often goofy granddad who is afraid of the sight of blood. He says, ‘The difference between me and everyone else is that these guys didn’t create their own rocket belts from scratch.’

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Guby on the Web Screen

Wednesday, March 1st, 2006

Here’s a couple of short movies I did in 2004-2005.

The first one is a 50 sec short (in spanish) where I start what I called “Winter Education”, it’s very funny if you’ve never lived a winter before and you’ve never seen a stone bounce off of a frozen pond.

The second one was more of “Winter Education” this time mucking myself and teaching where not to go to skate, and where to go to skate during the winter in NYC, then I added the beginning of a music video where I’m the star, but I never finished editing it so you’ll see a black screen towards the end, while hearing some music.

And these are the trailer and a movie my girlfriend produced last year, I play as an extra, I appear playing a doctor on the phone in one of the scenes.

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