March 21, 2013
by cam
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It’s been a long time since I last wrote a post on here. My apologies. So, in case you were all wondering, I work from home. Which in turn leads to some terrible terrible habits. I’m still very productive (as … Continue reading
January 29, 2012
by sam
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Foxy Boxy v1.0.4 brings several bug fixes and a few new features to Foxy Boxy! Changes from v1.0.2 include: New Features/Changes: [Added] You will now be notified if someone joins an online game that you’ve started [Added] Facebook friend invitations … Continue reading
November 17, 2011
by cam
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Be a foxy fox and steal as many boxy boxes as you can. By using power pieces, bonus boxes and crafty cunning you can outfox your opponent. Beware of bummer boxes though, as those will make you lose precious points. … Continue reading
November 3, 2011
by cam
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I recently had a request from a friend on how to draw evenly distributed points on an ellipse in Flash. So I did some research and basically found that all articles/posts/whatever talk about the same thing. See here as an example. … Continue reading
July 11, 2011
by cam
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I recently was working on a client website and had a major problem. I forgot the root level password! Uh-ohz! So what to do? Well let’s just jump in and set a new password with phpMyAdmin…. only that’s not so … Continue reading
June 23, 2011
by sam
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I’ve recently upgraded to a mechanical keyboard, and I have to say I’m an addict. The tactile response makes typing on a standard rubber-dome feel like mashing on jello. One problem, however, is that when I’m in a Google Talk/Skype … Continue reading
June 1, 2011
by sam
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Dynamically changing Android views that are defined in code is fairly trivial – you already have references to the views in your class and you created them once. Changing a view created in code can be as simple as calling … Continue reading
March 16, 2011
by sam
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The first major update to Versed brings a new game mode – Books of the Bible! Challenge your memory of the Bible books by identifying which book comes before or after a given book in the easy mode, or arrange … Continue reading
February 12, 2011
by cam
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Rhyme Deception was designed by Jake Enfield and developed for the Android by A Sling and a Stone. The game challenges the player to solve as many Rhyme Puzzles as possible. Each puzzle requires 3 to 6 responses to crossword … Continue reading
January 13, 2011
by cam
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This short tutorial will help you to get your Android app to the Android Market, quickly and effectively. It took me a while to figure out how to make this happen, so I’m hoping that this tutorial will ensure you don’t have the same pain that I did. Continue reading