Popular cameras in Flickr
Flickr camera finder. This is so clever. Since Flickr has all the data in each photo uploaded, why not keep a database on the most popular cameras used?
(Thanks to Lucian for sending me the link.)
Flickr camera finder. This is so clever. Since Flickr has all the data in each photo uploaded, why not keep a database on the most popular cameras used?
(Thanks to Lucian for sending me the link.)
Somehow, in [less than a year](http://vantan.org/archives/2008/03/returning_my_ma.php) I’ve managed to fill up my MacBook Pro’s 250 GB hard drive. In a relatively short period of time I’ve accumulated a lot of photos and videos, and as a student I’ve saved lots of notes onto my hard drive. My MacBook Pro got sluggish a few months ago…
I only have a few minutes of modem time to post this. But let me just introduce the latest work of art in our house:
Finally, a new podcast episode from yours truly! This is specifically about podcasting gear with reference to yesterday’s Podcamp demo. I’m just crazy about the different types of gear that can be used for podcasting. As podcasts can sound naked without music, I just composed and produced a track in about an hour. I don’t…
Thanks, folks, for your advice on configuring AirPort Express. I tried many things, eventually disabling DCHP. Another thing which may be of note was that I set up a new wireless network between the AirPort Express and my G5. I am not sure exactly what did it, but the combination of my random tinkerings enabled…
This is what I think of new generation mobile phones that can sing like a choir, check my email, play MP3s – and get your your photograph taken at the end of the day. They’re cool, and you’ll be the envy of your friends … until the next person gets an even more feature-packed phone….
I bought an AirPort Express last evening. Hurrah. But after a brief moment of detection (its presence was initially picked up by my G5 which has an Airport card), it could not be located again. This happened after the AirPort Express rebooted, which is how the installation process was supposed to work. Up to this…