My pictures: National Geographic prides itself in sending photographers armed with tens of thousands of dollars of equipment across vast distances to capture great pictures. Big deal! I think it's a bigger challenge to see what you can capture from one spot on planet Earth, with just one cheap lousy camera.
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What you see here are pictures all taken from one place, my home. It used to be at any one time there is only one working camera (except phone cameras) in the house. Now there are more cameras around but all cost are below $300. And by the way, I live in a totally built-up area in one of the densest cities where I have yet to see a squirrel. Let me know if you can do better.
Contents of this blog (reverse chronological order):
- dcpromo on two feet
- All men are created equal not
- Respecting Intellectual Propery
- Understanding Display Resolution (Retina display)
- Display Resolution 101
- Smartphone Battery Life
- The iPhone 5
- RDP Clients for Android
- My Computer
- The case for an iPad
- An expert is ...
- Today and yesteryear
- 138.26.72.17 Attack!
- The decline of Microsoft
- What is gambling
- A simple solution to the LINQ to SQL connection string issue
- Bluetooth - ideal and useless
- Your smartphone is very powerful!
- And the power goes to …
- Is it so difficult to appreciate that there are things we do not know that we do not know?
- We can be right but wrong
- The Awesomeness of Power
- Why are people still comparing browser performance?
- That confounded WCF configuration file
- Super OLED
- Why it is Peking and not Beijing
- Auto Cars
- Getting web images right
- Are you current?
- Mother of all Trojans
- Download fails for Windows Update
- Enabling ASP.Net on a 64-bit Windows Server 2003
- Where to buy notebook batteries in Peking (Beijing)
- Open source software, free software
- Great Wall of China - DIY
- The futility of expanding wifi
- Good communications equal a bad plan?
- Demystifying data and GPS on Nokia phones
- Nokia E-71 - Still the best!
- So, Apple has a new mouse
- Microsoft Security Essentials - Connectivity Issues
- Assembly version, File version, Product version
- Hyper-V Server on a Presario notebook
- Extended Desktop. 3 large screens?
- Why Linux is not everywhere
- Creating SSL Certificates for IIS
- Email Forwarding in Microsoft Exchange
- Hard facts about photography
- Making HP / Compaq Recovery CDs / DVDs
- Motorola S9-HD after one week
- Honoring the System/360
- Predestination, omniscience, infralapsarianism ...
- Motorola S9-HD after two days
- Motorola Motoroknr S9-HD Review
- IIS ASP.Net - What identity is your page running in?
- Your old notebook alone is an overkill to send men to the moon
- System/360 N.G.
