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Delicatula integrella, on our second day, 1st stop of the morning on our Fungi Tour of Ancient Sussex Churches and their Churchyards
22 October 2015
Sometimes there are a lot of macs from the past on my desk.
Some need to be updated to stay alive and kicking.
Late Spider Orchid (Ophrys fuciflora)photographed while on a day trip into Kent England 07 june 2015
Peregrine (Falco peregrinus) at Chichester Cathedral, RSPB Chichester Peregrines 2016, West Sussex England
Turtles at White Springs Dike, Wheeler NWR, Decatur Alabama USA
More highlights from our family holiday in Northern Alabama, April 2016
Our 16th and final outing during our Southern California Holiday
Vermilion Flycatcher (Pyrocephalus rubinus) at San Joaquin Wildlife Reserve, near Irvine California USA
Slimy Waxcap (Hygrocybe irrigata), continuing our Fungi Tour of Ancient Sussex Churches, Our only churchyard of the day was an absolute treasure trove
26 October 2015
Long-tailed Tit (Aegithalos caudatus) at RSPB Medmerry, Sidlesham, West Sussex England
15 January 2015
Adonis Blue Butterfly (Polyommatus bellargus) at Mill Hill Local Nature Reserve, South Downs National Park, West Sussex England
Some of these Mac are in end of life, but working like new.
And they were dreams for many, reality for others.
Scarlet Waxcap (Hygrocybe coccinea), Penboyr Carmarthenshire, Wales
Day 2 of our short holiday in Wales
FIRST AN LAST TIME ILL TRY THIS GOT DUST AN CRAP ON MY SENSOR. IT TOOK 35 SHOTS AN 2 MUGS OF BEER TO GET THIS BUT BOB WAS ENJOYING IT, I USED THE CANON EOS 6D AND A FUJI FILM X 100T WCL100 WIDE CONVERSION LENS IT WAS A FUN EXPERIMENT
Full overview of the Mac Pro & 30" with mood lighting.
Yes, I sold my Mac Pro (pictured above). I'm now rocking on a MacBook Pro.
Virginia Opossum (Didelphis virginiana) aka North American Opossum with young (Joey) at Goldsmith Schiffman Wildlife Sanctuary, Owens Cross Roads, Huntsville, Alabama USA
More highlights from our family holiday in Northern Alabama, April 2016
Scarlet Waxcap (Hygrocybe coccinea), at the second stop of our second day on our Fungus Tour of Ancient Sussex Churches and their Churchyards
19 October 2015
Hummingbird Hawk-moth (Macroglossum stellatarum) at Sandwich Bay, SBBOT, Kent England
Very fortunate to find this location, where several of these magnificent and beautiful creatures spend a lot of time feeding and resting on the beach
4th and final day of our summer holiday in Kent, 09 July 2015
White Spindles (Clavaria fragilis), taken during the first stop of the second day of our Fungus Tour of Ancient Sussex Churches and their Churchyards
19 October 2015
Spring Hazelcup (Encoelia furfuracea) in a small coppiced woodland on the South Downs, South Downs Natinal Park, West Sussex, England
A few updates to my office space- sold the pair of Samsung 204t's in favor of a single 245bw to reclaim my desk space. New chair, new lighting.
Part of my current setup. I can't fit the entire thing in one photo, but this is most of it. I've got 35computers in total.(30 Macs, 4 Windows based and one Linux Box (Ubuntu))
Stonechat (Saxicola torquata)on and around Cissbury Ring, South Downs National Park, Findon West sussex England
A little information about my setup:
1 8 core mac pro desktop (3 ghz) with 8 gigs of ram.
3 30" Apple LCDs, mounted on humanscale mounts - each is individually adjustable.
1 12" Wacom Cintiq tablet
Now for the other periphery in the shot :
Hooked up to it are:
1 2 ghz Mac Mini w/ 2 gigs of ram
The TV is mounted using a Chief PDR Dual-Arm mount - it extends 200 lbs up to 3 feet away from the wall
then I also have my 2.6 ghz 15" macbook pro (the new unibody ones) w/ 4 gigs of ram.
The desk my desktop is mounted on is a biomorph multi desk - I like it because the whole thing ratchets up / down and can be configured to exactly the height / configuration that you want. The little side desk I picked up from a local unfinished furniture mart and will be stained to match when I get around to that.
My chair is a custom Theropod chair from Allseating that I had made for me. I love it, it leans back farther than any chair I've ever had, and gives me full lower back support considering the way I like to slouch when I sit, and my back hasn't hurt since.
Soon to come: built-in shelving taking up the dead space next to the sides of the monitors / desk / etc, on both sides. the cubby my desk is in has about the same amount of space on either side. I will take more pictures once I get the shelving built and more of the room configured.
Behind me I have another desk with a couple computers on it, but that desk isn't fully set up yet, nor does it have nearly the array of stuff on it that the main desk does - more pics to come as the whole office gets configured the way I want it.
This photo has been featured on both Lifehacker and Gizmodo
Also feel free to drop by my newly redone blog which has more details of the recent work done here.
Also feel free to see some other shots of the office as its currently set up
Rooting Shank (Xerula radicata), back at Wepham Wood, Angmering, West Sussex England
Catching up with some bits from the archives, 03 September 2015
Today I just finally saw a mid 2013 Mac Pro: WOW!
I have no words for describe the design and the performance of this machine!
Otter (Lutra lutra) along the River Stour, Dorset England
On our 4th attempt, the Otters along the River Stour finally showed for us. Most are of the Mum (Sow) and her two pups. Only once did the Dog Otter make a brief appearance and had a little encounter with his Sow.
I've always wanted to dual screen, but always with the exact same display. I'm testing out a new potential setup at the moment. I took the Dell LCD off its base and hid the cables nicely. Going to try this for a few days.
Yes, I sold my Mac Pro (pictured above). I'm now rocking on a MacBook Pro.