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Prepping new security cams – 1.3mp 0.05lux
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Microsoft windows connected home presentation
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The mechanical elegance of the pop-can stay tab
It took FIVE years to design the pop can tab! Watch:
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amazon circular in the newspaper today – my worlds are colliding!
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bench testing new poe security cameras and poe switch
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Installing debian linux on some old cobalt raq2’s
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So you want to start a startup? I deal with this regularly – funny, and sad…
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Are you nocturnal? You’re probably smarter
Thats the good news… the bad news is that you’re probably also depressed. 🙂
New research bound to re-ignite old debate about early versus late risers
Sleep is a fundamental component of animal biology. New evidence confirms that, in humans, its timing reflects intelligence. People with higher IQ’s (intelligence quotients) tend to be more active nocturnally, going to bed later, whereas those with lower IQ’s usually retire to bed sooner after nightfall.
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Omg! Dew with cane sugar is so much better than with hfcs
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Tour of Cars of Dreams private-museum
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Just say NO to DSLR’s – Canon S-series rocks it
The Canon S-Series rocks… its a great size and takes perfect photos… Pogue thinks so too…
Dear Canon S95,
I don’t often write love letters to gadgets. But you, you’re something special.
Truth is, I’ve been searching for someone like you for years.
See, I love the huge light sensor that’s inside an SLR. It can take sharp low-light shots without the flash. It can blur the background the way professionals do.
I just don’t like how an SLR is big and heavy and obtrusive.
What I’ve always wanted is a little camera with a big sensor. Is that so hard?
Apparently, yes. The problem is covering a rectangular sensor chip with a circle of light from the lens. Bigger sensor? You need a bigger camera. Those are the simple bylaws of physics.
But you, oh, cute little Canon PowerShot S95! I love that you’re a pocket camera, only 3.9 by 2.3 by 1.2 inches. I love your big, bright, three-inch screen, your built-in flash, your H.D.M.I. output for hi-def TV sets. I love that you turn on directly into Playback mode, without having to extend the lens.
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