Since I’m teaching “Introduction to programming” with Scratch, I’m going to make a new page called Lectures, and put the exercise we do in class there. I might upload some algorithm schemes with the exercises if I find the free time.
Since I’m teaching “Introduction to programming” with Scratch, I’m going to make a new page called Lectures, and put the exercise we do in class there. I might upload some algorithm schemes with the exercises if I find the free time.
Once you flash a ROM.. you can’t stop until you find a good one.. and of course root your phone and turn the security lock off. Specially if you are an open source person. Nothing helps you better than a console and a su command! So here’s the adventure of unlocking my HTC Desire (the same can be done on any of the listed phones):
Just for the info, the first is the official name, in the brackets is the codename and the numbers after are the versions of HBOOT supported, which you can see by booting the phone in HTC fastboot mode. On HTC Desire it is done by holding the Volume down key while powering the phone.
Busy, busy… last 2 months. No time for writing. Schedule loosened. Figured HTC Desire has Android 2.2.. Decided to upgrade to 2.3. Sadly there is no automated upgrade process. Givin’ it a shot.
If you have trouble installing, switch to “Windows Classic” theme under “Personalization” (should be done automatically). After the installation, we need to setup Matlab to use the newest Java version instead of the supplied one.
Matlab should start now without problems.
For 2 days, some people are reporting login window disappearances. Happened to me on both my Windows XP and Ubuntu 10.10 machine. The solution is quite the same:
On Linux:
On Windows:
Update (31.05.2011.):
As some people pointed, there is a better solution than deleting the whole Skype user settings folder. Instead, you should only delete the shared.xml file in it.