25 February 2013
by R. Bambang Widiatmoko
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The program and its plugin can be downloaded from Luxicon Pro download page.
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25 November 2012
by R. Bambang Widiatmoko
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Menambahkan tanggalan libur nasional di Google Calendar cukup mudah, karena Google telah menyediakan fitur ini melalui opsi Other Calendar (klik simbol segitiga) -> Browse Interesting Calendars -> pilih Indonesian Holiday -> Subscribe. Namun sepertinya tanggal merahnya masih kurang lengkap. Alternatif yang lebih lengkap melalui proyeknya Mozilla, caranya sebagai berikut.
Update: Karena yang dari proyeknya Mozilla terhenti di tahun 2012, maka lihat URL yang baru di bawah ini.
1. Pada opsi Other Calendar (klik simbol segitiga) -> Add by URL
2. Masukkan URL di bawah ini:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/caldata/IndonesianHolidays.ics –> hanya sampai 2012,
update tahun 2013: https://www.google.com/calendar/ical/vgc446gn6f3tdd0drf84shn060%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics
3. Klik Add Calendar
4. Beri nama untuk kalender ini, lalu Save.
Referensi: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/holidays.html credit to Achmad Junanto yang telah berkontribusi menginput data libur nasional Indonesia untuk tahun 2012.
20 August 2012
by R. Bambang Widiatmoko
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In some cases Google Currents did a better thing against Flipboard, for example:
Google Currents always rendering article in some website (in this case inhabitat.com) into magazine-style reading that failed rendered into the same way in Flipboard. That’s way I keep this app on my Android 
1 July 2012
by R. Bambang Widiatmoko
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Here are what I used: Samsung Galaxy 5, an Armband (I use armband for iPhone), navigation software (I use Papago M9). Insert the phone to armband and tied to mirror support.
Set “highway avoided” in settings, auto rotate (to get landscape view), set maximum for brightness & volume, and the most important ‘be careful!’ You are ready to go.
6 May 2012
by R. Bambang Widiatmoko
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One of the interesting feature on Instagram is Lux effect, the sun symbol on top, that instantly transform the look and feel of your photos. But if you don’t use Instagram or want to use the photo to something else, there is an alternative app that apply almost the same looking effect.
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