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Computer generated star and planet scape space

The computer lab is almost finished.

Information Services provides a computer lab in the library so that all students can make use of the latest computer technologies for everything from typing papers to researching areas of interest on the Internet. Staff are available to answer any questions you might have concerning the wide variety of available applications.

It finally arrived, this cover is from April 2010!

 

Thanks Andrea Orchesi from Okustudio, who got in contact about having my work on the cover!

I like how the mis of new and old in this image, the computer repair with old hutung architecture in beijing china

Dusty Computer

 

Dusty Computer

Computer Desk: wood veneer, good condition with some signs of wear; 36"W x 20"D x 52"H

Information Services provides a computer lab in the library so that all students can make use of the latest computer technologies for everything from typing papers to researching areas of interest on the Internet. Staff are available to answer any questions you might have concerning the wide variety of available applications.

The window in my computer room faces due east. When I go in there with my morning coffee, I have to pull down the shades, so I can even see the monitor. I finally decided to photograph it.

This is a photo of a flower on my computer wallpaper. I really like it.

Still taken from the music video 'Computer Juice' for Riton & Seiji

Directed, Designed and Animated by Joe Lea

check the video out over at vimeo

www.vimeo.com/8617881

No flash and now the walls are too grey.

having a little air

This is the storage (r)evolution.

 

The Biggest drive is an IBM HD of 10MB then a 40MB HD

 

followed by a 60MB HD for a old laptop and finely a memorycard as I use in my camera of 128 MB

 

I like computers but they don't always like me

Computer bag...once again using Made's tutorial

 

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My new print and file server for home.

If you`ve been wondering where I`ve been, this should go some way to explaining...

 

I`m now well behind on all the sites I`m active on including Flickr, I`ll hopefully be catching up in the next week or 2.

The aquariums comes with several rows of LEDs that are integrated into the lid. These LEDs are powered by an external plug with a barrel adapter. It just so happens that they are mounted on a 12V controller. I modified an old-skewl -> sata power adapter adapter so that I could plug the LEDs directly into the computer power supply. Here is the result.

Program all the old settings into the new pump.

 

On my computer is an IM conversation with someone walking me through the insertion of a Sure-T.

 

Gotta love online D friends!

I had doors added to this area to allow everything to be tucked away when not in use. There's plenty of room for an expanded computer setup. The stack of boxes on the upper right is the interior hardware for the satellite dish.

Here we have a 5.25", 8.25", 3", 3.5" and more floppy disks. We also have a Zip disk, LS120 disk and more. There are some Chip based items at the front, a 6 Gb backup and 20 Gb backup tape.

 

One day whilst cleaning out my shed, I found this item. I thought is was interesting enough to take a photo of.

Whilst these items are not for sale, if anyone knows it's value, please send me a comment.

If anyone knows any background about the item, please send me a comment.

   

Photo taken with a Canon 30D in Macro mode. The lens was a 18-55 mm and a macro light was used. The item was placed into a light tent.

 

2009

 

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