You’ve seen it in the movies, and people (usually kids) joke about doing it from time to time — but some people actually fly to amazing heights using helium balloons.
There are some amazing pictures on that website. Wow.
Sadly, my microdrive bit the dust.
When it came out, it was almost $500.
Amazing what a little three inch drop to the ground while transferring it to my compact flash reader will do. Believe it or not–they’re not so strong as they are purported to be.
Thankfully, when it comes to memory cards, my [...]
If you’re in the Boston area, you may want to know about Head of the Charles and the Pumpkin Festival (in Boston Common). Both are happening all day tomorrow, and the Head of the Charles is continuing through Sunday as well.
Each set of activities should offer some great photo opportunities for those with cameras. [...]
morgueFile is a nice photography-related website which you may have not seen yet. I highly recommend it, especially the free photography courses. Lots of great information resides within the links on that page. If you like taking pictures, then you really should check it out.
As I was about to pack up my stuff to go home tonight, Nat stopped by and asked if I could quickly whip up a little graphic to promote the EPlugin Hackfest happening all day tomorrow in #evolution on irc.gnome.org.
Here’s the HTML to copy and stick on your website:
There is also a small version available, [...]
You have a digital camera. You want the pictures on your computer. You want them marked somehow (grouped or tagged) so you can find them later and do stuff with them now. You want to share the images. You may also want to print them…
What matters to you? How do you [...]
With the help of Ben Kahn (for www.gnome.org implementation and some content filling), I’d like to announce the new Beagle website.
I designed it using CSS — it works in everything, but (currently) displays oddly in IE (thanks to PNGs). Everyone wanted it up asap, so maybe we’ll work around that dreaded IE PNG display [...]