If you need to upscale images without losing much quality, this free tool called Let’s Enhance does a pretty amazing job.
Animating elements can be done simply with linear speed. However, you can achieve some very interesting effects using different bezier curves. Many popular easing functions and how to use them can be found at Eastings.net. If that’s not enough, you can play around with creating custom easing functions at Cubic-Bezier.com.
Continue reading CSS Transitions / Animations with Different Easing Functions
Apparently, fasting for 2 to 3 weeks while only drinking water can oftentimes permanently cure diseases like diabetes, hypertension and rheumatoid arthritis. It can also expedite the curing of cancer and other diseases. You basically starve the cells causing the disease. This extreme type of fasting must be done in a supervised environment with doctors checking your health periodically.
Some water fasting clinics include
Watch the full 1-hour documentary at https://www.amazon.com/Science-Fasting-Sylvie-Gilman/dp/B075848T5T.
The first 3 days of water fasting are the worse but afterwards, people don’t feel hungry anymore and they begin to actually feel good. The body then adapts and gets detoxed. Headaches may occur.
Continue reading Fasting to Cure Diabetes, Hypertension, Cancer, Arthritis and Other DiseasesIn jQuery, if you dynamically add an element to the DOM and want to attach an event handler to it, that’s very easy with the following line of code.
However, if you try to do that with native Javascript, you have to do with by checking for all clicks on the page and only acting on clicks where the click occurred on the element you want to act on.
Obviously that’s no good. One workaround is to put the HTML element in the page somewhere(if that’s possible in your case), then detach and attach it to where you want to dynamically put it, then add an event listener specifically for that element, e.g.
Let’s say you want to mix two songs together with a seamless transition from one song to the other. Or, let’s say you want to strip out sections of a song and create a seamless transition between the sections you like. This can easily be done using the Crossfade Tracks effect in Audacity.
I recently experimented with sounds for my living room and came up with the following setup. Here’s my setup and the reasons for it.
Sub-Total: $1800
Tax: 10% ($180)
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Note: I haven’t bought the Acoustimass yet because it’s pretty expensive. However, I have tested it and it sounds great when your sound source contains bass.
First, connect your phone to wi-fi and disable cellular data. Then, open the SoundTouch app and when you get to the screen below, click the Wi-fi button.
If your sound bar can’t find your wi-fi network, you’ll see the following screen. Click continue. Continue reading How to Connect Bose SoundTouch 300 to Wi-Fi Using Mobile Phone
Sometimes you may need to a lot of processing in a loop. Each loop may call an asynchronous function, e.g. calling an external URL or writing to a file. If this needs to be done synchronously, you can use the async JavaScript library.
If you’re looking for a quick and easy way to create a video of your photos with custom audio, Slide.ly can do this. Here’s the rundown:
If you need something more powerful but still simple, try Wondershare Slideshow Builder.
