This project describes how you can use a lens to project the scene from outside your window onto a wall in the room.
This project describes how you can use a lens to project the scene from outside your window onto a wall in the room.
Find the popularity of your name online. And note that as a girl’s name, Riley isn’t even on the chart.
Well, I have no reason to expect that you would know I wear glasses. It's actually a very light prescription. You can barely tell that there's anything going on. At least, that's what I've been told by people who apparently have stronger prescriptions.
So I went to the eye doctor last week for a checkup (I figured I'd fit that in after all of my family doctor visits) which was a long time coming. I think my last visit was three years ago, because we were just on our way to Palm Springs. So I've been slacking.
The last time I went, I told the doctor that I might be interested in contact lenses, and we tried out a couple pairs.
I've been keeping an eye on the Trac timeline for WordPress, watching new fixes come in and changes get committed. It's still not ready for public consumption, but it's moving along.
The latest commit comes from Matt in the form of a resizeable WYSIWYG post editing area. It's very cool. As of yet, it doesn't seem to retain the height of the box via cookies - I wonder if that's a reasonable enhancement to request. Still, it obeys the setting in Options|Writing for the default size of the box.
In the screenshot, you'll see a bunch of odd things, even if you've been testing the 1.6 code. First, I added some buttons for inserting more and nextpage commands. These are available as a patch in Trac.