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The kitchen sans its plaster. You can still see the lath and plaster keys for rooms on the opposite side of the walls.
Technical details:
• Olympus E-510
• Zuiko 14-54mm f2.8/3.5 lens.
• Final image stitched from four images using hugin.
Workflow
• rawtherapee v2.4 ß4 to "develop" four RAW images. Each image received Color Boost, Shadow and Highlight recovery, contrast adjustment, Luminance and Chrominance noise reduction, and an additional +0.5ev to its exposure. Save to a 16-bit TIFF.
• hugin v0.7.0 w/autopano-SIFT (to automatically find stitching control points) to stitch four 16-bit TIFF images into one TIFF image.
• Photoshop CS2 (running through WINE v1.1.13) to adjust contrast, shadow recovery, smart sharpen, and crop.
• exiftool to copy the .ORF EXIF tags back into the final JPEG.
• kflickr to upload the JPEG to flickr.com.
• Linux Kubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex.
• Dell e1405 laptop with the 1.6Ghz Intel CoreDuo and 2.5GB RAM.
How to use Twitter in a Linux terminal with Rainbow Stream
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Vocore unit up and running WRTLinux. You can administer it from it's built in web server. Project sponsored on Indegogo. Adafruit powerboost 500 and lipo battery. You don't really need the powerboost with that battery, but it does put out a pretty consistent 5V from down to 1.8V which means you could run if off two AA batteries.
BlackDog server being demoed at Linux World 2005.
400MHz PowerPC, 64MB RAM, fingerprint scanner, SD/MMC slot, and either 256 or 512MB. Powered by host USB 2.0 interface.
A gift from my Amazon Wishlist from Loïc Chesne in Poitiers, in thanks for my Cocoa source code. Much appreciated!
I added this to my wishlist because I recently switched web hosts to a VPS provider, Linode, and have thus been setting up and configuring a Linux server.
Wow! Last week, I swear, this boot screen was "normal"! Nice goodie from SUSE OSS team :) Isn't it cute?
(and yes, I'm back to SUSE. Ubuntu just sat on my hd for 6 hours. It's good to feel home again XD!)
Photo gagnante au concours de Rhone-Alpes tourisme du moi de Novembre
www.flickr.com/photos/rhonealpestourisme/galleries/721576...
www.rhonealpes-tourisme.fr/articles/couleurs-de-novembre-...
What are good open-source log monitoring tools on Linux
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Devops university is providing linux fundamental certification with all hands on knowledge through our latest video series free of cost.
Details:
- A Dell 690 with a quad-core Xeon and 32GB of memory
- RHEL 5.5 Workstation 64-bit installed as the host OS
- An instance of RHEL 5.5 Workstation 64-bit running as a virtual machine guest using Sun's (now Oracle's) VirtualBox 2.6
I saw a tutorial for creating 20th Century Fox type titles using Blender 3D so I downloaded the blend file (a bit of a cheat, that, I know), edited the text and slid the timeline along to frame 324 of 650. Then I rendered the individual frame which took just over 2 minutes on a 1.4Ghz CeleronM laptop running Blender 2.49b in Ubuntu 9.10 (at that rate the full animation would take over 21 hours to create a 26 second long video clip). The blend file includes all the background as well as the buildings, lights and camera movements.
I am rendering the video on my quadcore desktop PC which is still running UbuntuStudio 9.10 but will soon be running 64Studio Linux in the hope I can delete PulseAudio which is a PITA latency-wise and a bit pointless with ALSA and Jack installed . If you try removing PulseAudio from Ubuntu it tries to uninstall the Gnome desktop.
Esse é o eXMMS (port do XMMS para a plataforma EZX). Ainda está bem na infância, mas já funciona belezinha!
At today's Build a #PC and Install #Linux workshop at Makerspace 125 in Greenbelt, Maryland on May 20, 2017. Check out that #Ubuntu screen.
Lost :: In a recent interview, John Locke, flight 815 survivor, confirmed that the computer at hatch runs GNU/Linux as its default operating system. “The Dharma Initiative first installed Microsoft Windows XP but they experienced problems ’cause the system wasn’t capable of handling the prompt to enter the code. Finally Dharma’s IT research group decided to migrate to a unix-like operating system. No system failure has been reported since then.” - Locke says -.