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Html5 Drama Update Episode 2

Koumei — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 14:10:24 +0000

Foreword:

Anonymous’ ID seems to be unveiled on this update. Well, the anonymous sends Koumei a photo image, Koumei is shocked after he knows who anonymous really is.

Summary:

2D context API is quite useful and interesting. The HTML5 canvas is absolutely fantastic!

Pre-requisition:

Firefox 3.6+ or Google Chrome. Internet Explorer 8 does not support

Koumei on Crumpler = Koumpler?

Koumei — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 07:49:44 +0000

Last month I got a very smart Crumpler bag from my company which is kind of award I am glad that I have such a big stylish bag from now on.

And I found some badges are fitted my bag very well. So I just pin them on my bag, looks more smart, doesn’t it?

Have a close up:

Koumei – A guy who loves “D.I.Y. “

Koumei — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 14:45:33 +0000

Today I found some photos on my backup disk about D.I.Y. the outlook and skin of my laptop 2 years ago. I would like to share these photos here .

I still can’t figure out how and what makes me to do it…:) It needs gut, because I have to take it apart, and take the risk of being unable to assemble it.

Take a look at the photos:

Take it apart!

Preparing… Spray, tape, knife and sandpaper.

Spray on the shell and paste some stickers, of course, it is perfectly assembled.

It looks wonderful, isn’t it? The skin is printed using the same wallpaper on the laptop:

iKcod – Homebrew iPod/iPhone Car Dock

Koumei — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 02:15:13 +0000

How to make it? Well, if you don’t like paper work nor D.I.Y, then skip it, go to $2 shop straight away, get yourself a $3 phone dock and hang it in your car. If you like D.I.Y, just make sure you have:

1. 210gsm paper from Office Work, about $1.50, Easy.

2. You might need a scissors and some staples.

3. Glue is optional instead of using staples.

Then cut the paper alongside the line, as the picture shown below.

Fold it.

Hang it in your car.

That’s the pager dock for iPod or iPhone. Using with FM transmitter would be absolutely great! I call it “iKcod”, which is reversed of “Docki”, and match the pattern of “iPod”, it IS really nice.