The Fairy Pond.

My new quote, by me.

The moon is blue tonight, so I’ve determined to write blog.

Joke aside, I’m going to talk about possibly the most important thing in engineering: IEEE
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What’s more fun than breaking barriers and pushing the limit?
That’s almost the reason I overclock (and underclock) my little Eee PC.

The Eee PC is overclocked by changing its FSB (Front Side Bus). I use a free and very handy software, eeectl, to do the dirty work.
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I thought using the Eee PC as a mirror could be useful in some cases. But when I looked into the UVC driver on Windows XP SP3 (the one that drives the built-in cam on the Eee PC), there’s simply no mirroring / horizontal flip option available.

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Since there are many requests for these…

IEG 3310 Project Sample Programs in C

Please, learn from the sample programs, do NOT copy from it. I do not intend to encourage plagiarism of any degree by releasing these sample programs.

Documentations are included for each tasks, if you have difficulties in understanding the program flow, consult the documentation first. If you are not sure what each function / system call does, read this tutorial or read its man page.
Should you still have further questions or want to share any thoughts with me, post a reply or drop me a line at my e-mail.

Last but not least, happy programming.

「因為是朋友，所以請不要客氣。」
…因為是朋友，所以一點都不客氣…

一個…兩個…

現在想起來，那句話也「不無道理」。

希望不會有第三個

Every uni-ball Signo DX .38 / .28 user knows, the tip of the refill (or more accurately, the ball inside the tip) is very vulnerable. A drop, or even a strong hit, can render the tip unusable. So, what do you do if the tip of the .38 / .28 refill actually stay intact until it gives the last drop of ink? Throw it away?
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Nothing means more than the recordings of a concert.
Enjoy!
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