Hi there! This is the personal website of Brandon Castellano (sometimes known as Breakthrough). Here, you can find my blog, technical articles, and various projects (software & hardware) I’m working on.
As for my background, I hold a B.E.Sc in Electrical Engineering, and am pursuing a M.E.Sc in Robotics and Control. I’m “fluent” in a wide variety of programming languages, my favourites being C++ and C# (although I’ve worked with Assembly, C, PHP, and Python). And for the curious, I’m both a Windows and Linux user (Xubuntu being my distribution of choice at the moment).
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I’m still sorting out the best method of contact if you should need to get in touch with me. For now, leave a comment on this page.
Across The Web
You can find me at the following websites:
Note that the usernames listed above are not unique. Only the accounts in the list above are truly me.
Hello,
I am looking for kernel patch for Windows 7 to allow the usage of more than 4 GB of RAM under Windows 7 32bit. I found your info on comments your made, however the link to download the file is not work. Can you please forward me the file? All so are there anything i should know before installing on my laptop.
Thanks for your help,
Alex
Hello Alex;
I’ve uploaded the file to my website, you can get it from my post here (see item #1 when I discuss the two methods to patch your Windows kernel).
Thank you for bringing this to my attention,
– Brandon
Hi Brandon;
I saw your post here, http://superuser.com/questions/469318/detect-video-chapter-breaks-from-black-screen-or-no-sound-in-video , in regard to a program that you had written that would set a screen break based on an on screen image. I was wondering if you had this code posted anywhere and how successful this program was. I am looking to split video when an image appears on screen and was wonder if i would be able to do this with your program. Thanks in advance.
_Patrick
Hi Patrick;
I’ll have a look on my desktop later tonight to see if I can find the Python script. Once I do, I’ll email out the code. I may write a blog post about how it works, so if anyone would be interested, please comment and let me know.