Droid X

Here is another test post from my Droid X.

Here is another test post from my Droid X.

Posting this from my new Droid X. Using the wordpress app.
We had a snow storm here in North Carolina this past weekend, so I got to do some snow wheeling. I mostly travelled the back roads, looking for people that are stuck or need help.
Cool looking cupcakes inspired by the brain slugs from Futurama. (via)
Just finished up a redesign of a friends site for his buggy, The Pit Viper.
I implemented valid XHTML code, and added some meta data so that the site is more search engine friendly. I broke up the text into separate headings so it would be easier to read.
I used fancybox to punch up the photo gallery at the bottom. I also took advantage of some CSS3 for some transition effects on the links, and rounded corners on the image borders.
I have been trying to replicate the interior light functions of some of the newer cars for some time now. I like how they stay on after the door is closed and then fade away. This is also called theater lighting.
This circuit is based around the ever usefull 555 timer, and an N channel MOSFET.
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One thing I have learned from working for the school system is that dry erase boards are pretty cool. They are great for mapping out ideas, and making wire frames for web designs. That’s why I decided to make a dry erase board of my own.
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I put the new Windows 7 Pro on my work laptop today (Dell Latitude E 5500), and was very impressed in how well it works. The laptop seems more responsive than it did with Windows XP.
I have been using Windows 7 RC1 on my home computer for about 3 months now, and it has been pretty solid. I will continue to use it until the RC runs out June 2010.
My favorite feature is the Windows XP mode, where I can install older programs that won’t work with Windows 7. Cool thing is that after you install a program to the virtual pc, it shows up on the Windows 7 side as well.
I changed the spark plugs in my truck today. I decided to try some E3 plugs I have heard so much about. I had to make two trips to the parts store because they shorted me two plugs, that will teach me to always check the bag.
After I got them installed, I took a little test drive. The truck did perform a little better, had better throttle response. Of course the other plugs were worn out, I will never put Bosch plugs in a Toyota again, they didn’t last even 30k miles.
Only time will tell if they actually make a difference in fuel economy.
I took my sister and her family up on Hibriten Mountain on Saturday. I took some pictures with my new phone, a Samsung Omnia I910, and I was impressed with the quality of the pictures. The weather was nice on Saturday, and visibility from the mountain was really good.
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