Comments for TINYenormous - Build it up to break it down again

Comment on Increase the frequency that Gmail checks your POP mail account by David

David — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 12:10:10 +0000

has anyone tried this greasemonkey script?
danielslaughter com/projects/gmail-pop3-checker-for-greasemonkey/

Comment on Gmail Pop email refresher – UPDATE – now smaller and easier! by TinyEnormous

TinyEnormous — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 00:16:54 +0000

EyePulp: sadly, it looks like Gmail may have wised up to my plan! After a few weeks of running this google defaulted to checking my mail once or twice an hour. just like it regularly does. I’m not sure if they figured it out, or if they just changed their rules for how that scheduling is figured out. I’ll find another way. have no fear…

Comment on Increase the frequency that Gmail checks your POP mail account by Jue's Blog » Using Gmail to send / receive emails on a different account (super complicated version)

Fri, 26 Feb 2010 04:45:40 +0000

[...] fetcher keeps the polling time low (in this case, between 5-10 minutes). Lifehacker and TINYenormous suggest using Automator to do this, but this only works on Macs. Here’s a more classic [...]

Comment on Gmail Pop email refresher – UPDATE – now smaller and easier! by Daniel Slaughter

Daniel Slaughter — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 06:11:05 +0000

Interesting… I never considered using a 3rd party app outside of your browser to check POP3 accounts in Gmail. If you’re looking for an in-browser solution for Firefox (on Windows or Mac) I wrote this Greasemonkey script that is pretty amazing:

http://www.danielslaughter.com/projects/gmail-pop3-checker-for-greasemonkey/

Comment on Hackintosh HP Mini 1000! OS X 10.5.8 by Aero253

Aero253 — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 00:38:09 +0000

I can’t get the 1024×600 to work on my HP mini 1030NR, i am only at 480×640. Any tips?

Comment on $17 Arduino-based nikon IR intervalometer + code by Marcelo Souza

Marcelo Souza — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 17:52:00 +0000

hi there ! Very nice project and ideas. I started a Intervalometer Gadget too. I am using an LCD (Now a 20×4 Backlighted but on the final gadget i will use a green 16×2 w/backlight). :)
When finished and polished i will post the source code/scheme. :)
I am polishing the UI and code. That’s is the hardest part for me, the wiring and riging of the electronic parts was easy. UI is painful ! lol. It’s all about to do ANY dumb people to use my gadget, so it has to be very clear using few letters (LCD is tiny).
I am usint a POT as general encoder for all menu settings. The same pot adjust all the settings. This is nice but a bit hard to implement on the Code (for me). I am a 3D Animator, not a Coder. lol

Here’s a pic of my prototype :
http://www.flickr.com/photos/msouza/4325255232/

Comment on $17 Arduino-based nikon IR intervalometer + code by e_grava

e_grava — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 03:05:07 +0000

I m also currently working on something like this. For yours, some suggestions would be to add a pb to just remote fire the camera, with or without a time delay. I have also obtained an inexpensive motion detector to trigger the remote.

Comment on Cheapest follow focus ever for canon 7d / 5d mark II by J V

J V — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 19:33:00 +0000

any video clip of this in action?

Comment on Cheapest follow focus ever for canon 7d / 5d mark II by Bloch

Bloch — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 22:14:09 +0000

I Start it today !!!! You are very clever….

Comment on my HP mini Hackintosh Updated to Snow Leopard! by Neal

Neal — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 02:32:22 +0000

I finally got some time to spend trying to make sleep work. I messed around with the instructions that LeMaurien had for sleep (Step 4) with no luck. I saw lots of posts on myhpmini.com about memory…so I upgraded to 2gb RAM and Voila! Sleep works! Not sure why the memory matters, but clearly it does. Sleep via the menu and closing the lid now work, other than a slight crackle when it sleeps, it works great. I have a HP Mini 1000 (1030NR model).