Project 365 Calendar
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Category: Technical
Learning to Write (Again)
This evening I have had great fun with Microsoft Windows7 and a VisTablet. I wrote a blog entry on one of my other blogs entirely on the tablet and am attempting to do the same thing with this one. This is not the first time I have tried handwriting recognition with blogging, but it is […]
One Topic, Two Books
I decided recently that I wanted to learn more about light, in terms of how to use it to get the photo I want and how to best illuminate subjects. The book that all serious photographers seem to lean toward is “Light: Science and Magic”, so I bought it. Open it up and it will […]
RT: Password Length
If you have a password that is so long that you sometimes lose your place and have to start over, the password may be too long or too complex.
Schizophrenic Flickr Traffic
My statistics on Flickr have been surprising me lately, I have some days with very high view rates, then other days where there is an absolute slump. Two days ago I had almost 170 hits on my photostream, but today (ended at 8PM EDT), I only had 14. This trend is kind of odd. At […]
Bits and Pieces
Having 32 spare bits, for a total of 64 is making certain pieces of software not work or install on my newest desktop. Last night I decided to install Windows 7 Professional on the desktop. Because the desktop is a 64 bit system, I decided to install 64 bit Windows. Turns out, that was a […]
Deciding How Private to Be
I am encountering fun dilemmas of how private of a person I want to be again. I have recently introduced several family members to my Flickr photostream, which is relatively clean of personal information. The most unusual thing on my profile is having Chris and his alternate identity as contacts. As a result, I had […]
Wireless N Gigabit Routers
As a network concept for a potential change in network hardware, to more fully utilize available client systems, the idea of a gigabit router was proposed, and doing one with Wireless N support seemed like a great idea. My question on this topic is now, who designs these things? These things look like spacecraft and […]
Planning Fleet Changes
Yesterday I blogged that there was no new assignment for CMK5. That has since changed. CMK5 will very likely be assigned to replace CMK4 as the mail/file/print server, as well as maybe take some of the virtual machine burden off of CMK6. CMK5 is faster than CMK4 and is a lot more capable, even though […]
CMK7
Meet CMK7, the newest member of my fleet. This system is the direct successor to CMK5, my 5 year old, aging, desktop. Surprisingly, CMK7 was built to replace CMK5 because CMK5 was running too warmly, not because of any other issues related to speed or hardware problems. Physically, CMK7 stands about 6 inches shorter, and […]