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DeLonghi Portable Air Conditioner!
Well, if you live in a cool area like San Francisco, you won’t need air conditioning all year round but if you do live in a hot area, you can bring some extra air conditioning with the DeLonghi portable air conditioner. Now, air conditioning just got easier.
Of course, if it doesn’t get too hot, you do have the air conditioning chair add-on, which works on much cheaper.
Features:
- 11,000-BTU portable air conditioner with independent pump dehumidifier
- 3M Filtrete air filter attracts and captures tiny microparticles of pollen and dust
- Electronic control panel with LED display; LCD remote control; adjustable thermostat
- Boost, Sleep, and Smart fan modes; 24-hour timer; caster wheels for portability
- Measures 16-1/7 by 19-1/2 by 37 inches
Howto Create Smart Playlists in Songbird
Songbird doesn't have the feature for Smart Playlists built into it (playlists that consist of music matching certain conditions, e.g. "Never been played", or "Recently Added").
How to make a Recently Added playlist:
1. Open Text Editor (Applications>Accessories>Text Editor)
2. Copy and paste:
find "/home/user/Music/" -mtime -30 -type f | egrep -vi '\.jpg$' >recentlyadded.pl
Change /home/user/Music/ to the directory where you store your music.
By default I've defined "recently added" as music that was added in the past 30 days, but you can change the number 30 to a different number if you prefer.
3. Click File>Save As... and call it RecentlyAddedPlaylist.sh (or something else if you prefer).
4. Navigate to the folder where you saved it, right click on it, click Properties.
5. Go to the Permissions tab and tick the box "Allow executing file as program" and click Close.
6. Double click on the file and click Run in Terminal
7. Open Songbird
8. Click on File>Import a Playlist...
9. Navigate to your home folder.
10. The playlist won't be visible, so just type "recentlyadded.pl" and click Open.
11. You should now see a playlist of all the songs you've added in the past 30 days.
To update the playlist, simply run steps 6 to 10 again.
How to make a Recently Added playlist:
1. Open Text Editor (Applications>Accessories>Text Editor)
2. Copy and paste:
find "/home/user/Music/" -mtime -30 -type f | egrep -vi '\.jpg$' >recentlyadded.pl
Change /home/user/Music/ to the directory where you store your music.
By default I've defined "recently added" as music that was added in the past 30 days, but you can change the number 30 to a different number if you prefer.
3. Click File>Save As... and call it RecentlyAddedPlaylist.sh (or something else if you prefer).
4. Navigate to the folder where you saved it, right click on it, click Properties.
5. Go to the Permissions tab and tick the box "Allow executing file as program" and click Close.
6. Double click on the file and click Run in Terminal
7. Open Songbird
8. Click on File>Import a Playlist...
9. Navigate to your home folder.
10. The playlist won't be visible, so just type "recentlyadded.pl" and click Open.
11. You should now see a playlist of all the songs you've added in the past 30 days.
To update the playlist, simply run steps 6 to 10 again.
Howto Create Smart Playlists in Songbird
Songbird doesn't have the feature for Smart Playlists built into it (playlists that consist of music matching certain conditions, e.g. "Never been played", or "Recently Added").
How to make a Recently Added playlist:
1. Open Text Editor (Applications>Accessories>Text Editor)
2. Copy and paste:
find "/home/user/Music/" -mtime -30 -type f | egrep -vi '\.jpg$' >recentlyadded.pl
Change /home/user/Music/ to the directory where you store your music.
By default I've defined "recently added" as music that was added in the past 30 days, but you can change the number 30 to a different number if you prefer.
3. Click File>Save As... and call it RecentlyAddedPlaylist.sh (or something else if you prefer).
4. Navigate to the folder where you saved it, right click on it, click Properties.
5. Go to the Permissions tab and tick the box "Allow executing file as program" and click Close.
6. Double click on the file and click Run in Terminal
7. Open Songbird
8. Click on File>Import a Playlist...
9. Navigate to your home folder.
10. The playlist won't be visible, so just type "recentlyadded.pl" and click Open.
11. You should now see a playlist of all the songs you've added in the past 30 days.
To update the playlist, simply run steps 6 to 10 again.
How to make a Recently Added playlist:
1. Open Text Editor (Applications>Accessories>Text Editor)
2. Copy and paste:
find "/home/user/Music/" -mtime -30 -type f | egrep -vi '\.jpg$' >recentlyadded.pl
Change /home/user/Music/ to the directory where you store your music.
By default I've defined "recently added" as music that was added in the past 30 days, but you can change the number 30 to a different number if you prefer.
3. Click File>Save As... and call it RecentlyAddedPlaylist.sh (or something else if you prefer).
4. Navigate to the folder where you saved it, right click on it, click Properties.
5. Go to the Permissions tab and tick the box "Allow executing file as program" and click Close.
6. Double click on the file and click Run in Terminal
7. Open Songbird
8. Click on File>Import a Playlist...
9. Navigate to your home folder.
10. The playlist won't be visible, so just type "recentlyadded.pl" and click Open.
11. You should now see a playlist of all the songs you've added in the past 30 days.
To update the playlist, simply run steps 6 to 10 again.
The PoD - Watch YouTube Videos on TV w/o a PC!
Here’s a cheap “smart” device that let’s you watch Youtube videos on TV without connecting your PC.
Why didn’t I think of this before?
“The PoD” by Verismo Networks is a $99 box that supports basically any format of video that you can throw at it (from internet Flash clips like YouTube to Windows DRM content like Amazon Unbox downloads).
[via gizmodo - newteevee - verismonetworks]
Firefox Smart Keywords
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How to insert Youtube videos in your Wordpress post, comments and in RSS feed
Smart Youtube is a Wordpress Youtube Plugin that allows you to easily insert Youtube videos in your post, comments and in RSS feed. It is small, fast and does not depend on any external scripts.
The main purpose of the plugin is to correctly embed youtube videos into your blog post. The plugin is designed to [...]
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