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I love my new MacBook, and Widgets are too much fun (although the flickr one isn't working today, grr). Here are the specs for my new baby, for those of you who care:
13.3-inch widescreen display
1280 x 800 resolution
2.0GHz Intel Core Duo processor
1GB memory (2x512MB SODIMMs)
60GB 5400-rpm Serial ATA hard drive
SuperDrive (DVD±RW, CD-RW)
Yay!
A simple model of Mars, this time using Mental Ray shaders and slight displacement. Rendered using Autodesk Maya.
Why have a little ultra portable computer when you could have a computer that transports itself?
What I find interesting is how the background reflecting off the glass used as a floor doesn't look much like a reflection. There is a whitish streak on the right side that is clearly a reflection, but the rest of the background highlights don't seem to match up. All the highlights were above the glass.
The Flickr Lounge-Resolutions
These glasses block out the blue rays on my computer and iPad that can cause eye strain.
Look what turned up today…nearly time to start running your code in space!
Read more about the Astro Pi project: astro-pi.org
Credits: ESA/NASA
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This is me, sitting at my computer. That's actually my television, 15 feet away.
God, my phone takes terrible pictures.
My current computer setup! Obviously not designed for sitting in front of all day and valuing portability and compactness.
For Our Daily Challenge topic 'Modern.'
My car is 15 years old, I heat my cottage with fire wood, there's no 3 story building within 3 hour drive from here. Everything in this whole county is built only with wood. My town is a historical preservation district! The cell phone and computer are as modern as I can get (but its wireless and fast) ! Ten years in a fast-developing Chinese city was more than enough 'modern' life for me.
I was bored whilst working at one of my companies alternate locations... waiting for win2k3 to boot.
Cords providing power and connecting an external hard drive to my computer.
125 Pictures in 2025: #23 Connections
A very late PET from 1982, the year Commodore discontinued the PET line.
It's a 4032, with 32kilobytes of RAM, and a 9" monitor.
Visible to the right is a CBM 2040 disk drive, each disk could hold up to 170k!
How far we've come. I'm looking for the IE-488 cable needed to connect the drives to the computer, anybody got one hanging around?
A super-old computer languishing on the USS Wisconsin, in the officer's quarters that are being restored right now.