Comments for http://blog.21galleria.com Photography, Fashion, Entertainment, and Technology. Mon, 23 Nov 2009 05:01:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on QR Code Generator + Web Screen Capture by 21galleria.com http://blog.21galleria.com/archives/224/comment-page-1#comment-178 21galleria.com Mon, 23 Nov 2009 05:01:11 +0000 http://blog.21galleria.com/?p=224#comment-178 No worries! =) No worries! =)

]]> Comment on QR Code Generator + Web Screen Capture by Johann http://blog.21galleria.com/archives/224/comment-page-1#comment-177 Johann Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:56:39 +0000 http://blog.21galleria.com/?p=224#comment-177 I made <a href="http://invx.com" rel="nofollow">invx.com</a> -- thank you for the link, it's much appreciated. I made invx.com — thank you for the link, it’s much appreciated.

]]> Comment on ABOUT by meena gharu http://blog.21galleria.com/about-2/comment-page-1#comment-176 meena gharu Thu, 24 Sep 2009 01:39:28 +0000 http://blog.BellerophonInteractive.com/?page_id=11#comment-176 Hello, I wanted to ask you if you remember taking pictures for a fashion show July 2007, for john casablancas. I was one of the designers, and part of that graduating class my collections had the chains first one out! The name is Dondo, I am working with a webdesigner, and wanted to know if it is ok to use some of the pictures you took. I would credit you on my website and have a link to your website. Please contact me by email or call me at 604-537-9480 thank you meena Hello, I wanted to ask you if you remember taking pictures for a fashion show July 2007, for john casablancas. I was one of the designers, and part of that graduating class my collections had the chains first one out! The name is Dondo, I am working with a webdesigner, and wanted to know if it is ok to use some of the pictures you took. I would credit you on my website and have a link to your website. Please contact me by email or call me at 604–537-9480
thank you
meena

]]> Comment on OS X Snow Leopard by 21galleria.com http://blog.21galleria.com/archives/333/comment-page-1#comment-175 21galleria.com Tue, 15 Sep 2009 21:41:55 +0000 http://blog.21galleria.com/?p=333#comment-175 Post update on Snow Leopard: Frequent crashes and NOT real-time files (reads from cached) in Finder when read/connected to Windows Vista machine. Finder sometimes NOT reading the files real-time on connected Windows Vista machine. For example: a. file1.jpg (saved on 12:00PM) was copied to Mac OSX desktop correctly from a Windows Vista connected via Samba (smb). b. Then file1.jpg was overwritten (same filename, saved on 12:05PM). c. file1.jpg was copied again to Mac OSX desktop with the same way as previous, but file1.jpg that saved to Mac OSX desktop is the file1.jpg (saved on 12:00PM) version NOT the latest (saved on 12:05PM) version. This never happen on Leopard / Tiger. It seems that Snow Leopard reads from its cached files list. Hope this bug fixed with the next patch release. Post update on Snow Leopard:

Frequent crashes and NOT real-time files (reads from cached) in Finder when read/connected to Windows Vista machine.

Finder sometimes NOT reading the files real-time on connected Windows Vista machine. For example:
a. file1.jpg (saved on 12:00PM) was copied to Mac OSX desktop correctly from a Windows Vista connected via Samba (smb).

b. Then file1.jpg was overwritten (same filename, saved on 12:05PM).

c. file1.jpg was copied again to Mac OSX desktop with the same way as previous, but file1.jpg that saved to Mac OSX desktop is the file1.jpg (saved on 12:00PM) version NOT the latest (saved on 12:05PM) version.

This never happen on Leopard / Tiger. It seems that Snow Leopard reads from its cached files list. Hope this bug fixed with the next patch release.

]]> Comment on OS X Snow Leopard by 21galleria.com http://blog.21galleria.com/archives/333/comment-page-1#comment-174 21galleria.com Sat, 12 Sep 2009 07:56:43 +0000 http://blog.21galleria.com/?p=333#comment-174 frequent finder crashes when connected to Windows Vista via Samba, which was not too frequent on mid Leopard (10.5.6+). Safari did improved its crash-resiliency. Spaces snappier. QTX gorgeous, and the videos play even on thumbnail view! My wishes: + Apple will fix the Samba network connection + More crash resistant finder + Bigger RAM support for MacBook Core Duo (1st gen intel mac MacBook) + Volume on iTunes, what's up with this max volume being so low? + Want to see new replacement for Wireless Mighty Mouse!!! Hate that nipple scroll ball thingy. frequent finder crashes when connected to Windows Vista via Samba, which was not too frequent on mid Leopard (10.5.6+).

Safari did improved its crash-resiliency. Spaces snappier. QTX gorgeous, and the videos play even on thumbnail view!

My wishes:
+ Apple will fix the Samba network connection
+ More crash resistant finder
+ Bigger RAM support for MacBook Core Duo (1st gen intel mac MacBook)
+ Volume on iTunes, what’s up with this max volume being so low?
+ Want to see new replacement for Wireless Mighty Mouse!!! Hate that nipple scroll ball thingy.

]]> Comment on Monster Digital Express POWERNET 200 by Budianto http://blog.21galleria.com/archives/232/comment-page-1#comment-173 Budianto Thu, 11 Jun 2009 06:55:07 +0000 http://blog.21galleria.com/?p=232#comment-173 After using this Monster PowerNet 200 for about a month now... I would say this product is really really AWESOME!! It does what it advertised and works perfectly! I'm hitting constant speed +1200 KBytes/s on Cat5 cable, and +2000 KBytes/s on Cat5e cable. I wonder if Cat6 will give me faster speed? Also need to optimize the coaxial cable, looking for affordable/reasonable gold-plated 1-2ft coaxial cable. Monster's coaxial sale for $25! yikes! But its built looks very solid and "majestic" compare to other brand. Almost forgot, I've upgraded my Safari 4 beta to the full release version from Apple. The speed increase very noticeably!! Especially like me, always browse with many many tabs! New tab and page loads very very fast (almost instant). The only complain I have is that the tabs are now laid under the URL address, where in beta version they were on the title bar... giving the users more real estate for the website content. After using this Monster PowerNet 200 for about a month now… I would say this product is really really AWESOME!! It does what it advertised and works perfectly!

I’m hitting constant speed +1200 KBytes/s on Cat5 cable, and +2000 KBytes/s on Cat5e cable. I wonder if Cat6 will give me faster speed?

Also need to optimize the coaxial cable, looking for affordable/reasonable gold-plated 1-2ft coaxial cable. Monster’s coaxial sale for $25! yikes! But its built looks very solid and “majestic” compare to other brand.

Almost forgot, I’ve upgraded my Safari 4 beta to the full release version from Apple. The speed increase very noticeably!! Especially like me, always browse with many many tabs! New tab and page loads very very fast (almost instant). The only complain I have is that the tabs are now laid under the URL address, where in beta version they were on the title bar… giving the users more real estate for the website content.

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