Comments for Bradlis7.com http://s.bradlis7.com Christianity, Programming, Life, and General Geek Stuff Tue, 03 May 2011 04:54:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Death of Bin Laden by Brad Landis http://s.bradlis7.com/2011/05/death-of-bin-laden/#comment-360 Brad Landis Tue, 03 May 2011 04:54:33 +0000 http://s.bradlis7.com/?p=318#comment-360 Very true. Christ is the perfect example, and we must first look to his attitude. Very true. Christ is the perfect example, and we must first look to his attitude.

]]> Comment on Death of Bin Laden by Paul Landis http://s.bradlis7.com/2011/05/death-of-bin-laden/#comment-359 Paul Landis Tue, 03 May 2011 02:39:17 +0000 http://s.bradlis7.com/?p=318#comment-359 Excellent! Great spiritual depth! Very Biblical! We as "Christians" (children of God) need to do our best to follow the steps of our Lord and be "conformed to his image." As he hung on the cross our Lord didn't wish ill of anyone. Instead he said, "Father, forgive them..." Bin Laden was an enemy of America. As Christians, we are to pray for our enemies. As Americans we should be relieved that America's enemy has received justice for his crimes, but as a follower of Christ we should be sad about the condition of his soul. Excellent! Great spiritual depth! Very Biblical! We as “Christians” (children of God) need to do our best to follow the steps of our Lord and be “conformed to his image.” As he hung on the cross our Lord didn’t wish ill of anyone. Instead he said, “Father, forgive them…” Bin Laden was an enemy of America. As Christians, we are to pray for our enemies. As Americans we should be relieved that America’s enemy has received justice for his crimes, but as a follower of Christ we should be sad about the condition of his soul.

]]> Comment on Death of Bin Laden by Dr. Deb Williams http://s.bradlis7.com/2011/05/death-of-bin-laden/#comment-357 Dr. Deb Williams Mon, 02 May 2011 23:08:01 +0000 http://s.bradlis7.com/?p=318#comment-357 Well said. I appreciate your taking the time to articulate a godly, well-worded perspective. Well said. I appreciate your taking the time to articulate a godly, well-worded perspective.

]]> Comment on Why Foreign Jobs Aren’t a Bad Thing by Brad Landis http://s.bradlis7.com/2008/04/why-foreign-jobs-arent-a-bad-thing/#comment-156 Brad Landis Sat, 07 Jun 2008 19:53:57 +0000 http://blog.bradlis7.com/?p=70#comment-156 THERE, it's fixed. I do know the difference, but one out of four slipped. THERE, it’s fixed. I do know the difference, but one out of four slipped.

]]> Comment on Why Foreign Jobs Aren’t a Bad Thing by Amanda http://s.bradlis7.com/2008/04/why-foreign-jobs-arent-a-bad-thing/#comment-155 Amanda Sat, 07 Jun 2008 19:27:32 +0000 http://blog.bradlis7.com/?p=70#comment-155 I would probably respect your opinion more if you knew the difference between there and their. I would probably respect your opinion more if you knew the difference between there and their.

]]> Comment on Things To Know About Passwords by Maxime http://s.bradlis7.com/2008/03/things-to-know-about-passwords/#comment-149 Maxime Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:35:48 +0000 http://blog.bradlis7.com/2008/03/30/things-to-know-about-passwords/#comment-149 Hi Brad, good post on passwords. I saw your blog from the jQuery password strength plugin (http://phiras.wordpress.com/2007/04/08/password-strength-meter-a-jquery-plugin/), and was wondering if you are willing to share your improvements that you said you've made! It would be great :P Take care, Maxime Hi Brad, good post on passwords.
I saw your blog from the jQuery password strength plugin (http://phiras.wordpress.com/2007/04/08/password-strength-meter-a-jquery-plugin/), and was wondering if you are willing to share your improvements that you said you’ve made! It would be great :P
Take care,
Maxime

]]> Comment on Crack Project by Brad Landis http://s.bradlis7.com/2008/03/crack-project/#comment-148 Brad Landis Sat, 29 Mar 2008 21:11:46 +0000 http://blog.bradlis7.com/2008/03/28/crack-project/#comment-148 No, my job. No, my job.

]]> Comment on Crack Project by JL http://s.bradlis7.com/2008/03/crack-project/#comment-147 JL Sat, 29 Mar 2008 20:28:30 +0000 http://blog.bradlis7.com/2008/03/28/crack-project/#comment-147 Is this for a class? Is this for a class?

]]> Comment on Tablet Pen by Brad Landis http://s.bradlis7.com/2008/03/tablet-pen/#comment-144 Brad Landis Mon, 10 Mar 2008 17:36:34 +0000 http://blog.bradlis7.com/2008/03/05/tablet-pen/#comment-144 Jeff: I did get it working somewhat. I used information from http://carol.gimp.org/gimp2/basics/gui/preferences/inputdevices.html and edited the devicerc file, and set the eraser brush to gimp-eraser-tool. It did use the erasor, but I think it is buggy like you said because it would be jumpy while moving the eraser. I could probably help you out with the Virtual Paper, but I'm not sure that my screen supports tilt either. Just let me know where to start. Jeff: I did get it working somewhat. I used information from http://carol.gimp.org/gimp2/basics/gui/preferences/inputdevices.html and edited the devicerc file, and set the eraser brush to gimp-eraser-tool. It did use the erasor, but I think it is buggy like you said because it would be jumpy while moving the eraser.

I could probably help you out with the Virtual Paper, but I’m not sure that my screen supports tilt either. Just let me know where to start.

]]> Comment on Tablet Pen by Jeff Tickle http://s.bradlis7.com/2008/03/tablet-pen/#comment-143 Jeff Tickle Mon, 10 Mar 2008 17:03:42 +0000 http://blog.bradlis7.com/2008/03/05/tablet-pen/#comment-143 Regarding Erasing in The Gimp: The last time I tried this, the interface was not done very well. It was straight up unstable and just didn't look nice. That was awhile back and it may have been fixed since then, and I don't have my tablet to look at right here right now. I believe what you need to do is in the File menu, go to Preferences, and then it's going to be under Input Devices somewhere. Actually, that part already looks better to me. There's a dialog around there somewhere that lets you set whether you want to use "Tablet" input or "Mouse" input, and if tablet input, set whether it's relative to the Screen or the Window (you probably want Screen, although someone with an attached Wacom tablet would probably want Window). I didn't even know that my tablet (Toshiba Portege m200) supported pressure sensitivity until I did this and started drawing around. I think you can also set whether you want pressure to affect your line color, thickness, or maybe both. If yours also supports tilt, I may need your help on Virtual Paper ;-) Regarding Erasing in The Gimp: The last time I tried this, the interface was not done very well. It was straight up unstable and just didn’t look nice. That was awhile back and it may have been fixed since then, and I don’t have my tablet to look at right here right now.

I believe what you need to do is in the File menu, go to Preferences, and then it’s going to be under Input Devices somewhere. Actually, that part already looks better to me.

There’s a dialog around there somewhere that lets you set whether you want to use “Tablet” input or “Mouse” input, and if tablet input, set whether it’s relative to the Screen or the Window (you probably want Screen, although someone with an attached Wacom tablet would probably want Window).

I didn’t even know that my tablet (Toshiba Portege m200) supported pressure sensitivity until I did this and started drawing around. I think you can also set whether you want pressure to affect your line color, thickness, or maybe both. If yours also supports tilt, I may need your help on Virtual Paper ;-)

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