Source: supersonicelectronic
God, you are so beautiful
Source: wrenchmonkees.blogspot.com.auNear perfection in a useable custom for the street. Awesome balance in the use of colours. Light and manoeuvrable.
Built by a friend of the Wrenchmonkees and currently for sale.
I know someone who should build this. James, lets do it!
Just released an update to both versions of Gallery Excluder to Android Market. It now makes use of a little trick to be operable on Ice Cream Sandwich. Check it out now
As most will have noticed, ICS does not play nice with .nomedia files. Exclude as much as you want, ICS and MediaScanner just don’t seem to care. Why? I don’t have a fucking clue. But as much as Google created a bug with Android 2.X that sometimes deleted media files after one placed a .nomedia file in the directory, I wouldn’t be surprised if there was another bug. What now?
We might just sit it out and hope for Google to address the issue. If you’re patient. Hell, I ain’t patient. So here’s a temporary solution a.k.a. dirty little hack:
clear data via App info for Media Storage (Settings -> Apps -> All -> Media Storage)
That’s pretty much it. Just a little background: if you created an empty directory and placed a .nomedia file in it before adding any media files you’d be good. However, if you add media prior to .nomedia files you’re screwed since the Media Scanner does not seem to reindex. So clearing data of Media Storage is the only way to make it work.
Now all credit for this workaround goes to aelfwyne who posted this here. Thanks, mate
Source: code.google.com
In case someone feels the need to talk about the app, do it there
Just published an updated version of Gallery Excluder to the Android Market. Changes are mostly UI related. Makes use of the new Holo theme as wells as the ActionBar of Ice Cream Sandwich while maintaining functionality for older versions as well. Moreover, navigation should now be easier.
However, Google seems to have changed how Android’s Media Scanner operates since Gallery Excluder does currently not work on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus or even Ice Cream Sandwich. If you come across a solution just let me know.
Alright, my 1st blog. God, I hate this word. So why this shit?
Turns out you have to have a website if you wanna do shit on the net. Precisely, I just wanted to release a donate version of a tiny app I once wrote and published. People asked me for a donate version. So I made one. Even though I just don’t see the point. Whatever…
However, turns out that you also have to have a website if you want to actually sell something on the Android Market. So this is just going to be a simple and -most importantly- free substitute of a real website. Don’t expect any content since I am anything but a blogger…