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Continue reading →: SmugMug Holiday Party
Rae and I went to the SmugMug holiday party this evening. It was great to run into people from COBA, Stanford, and Eye-Fi. In fact, according to Ziv, one of the founders of Eye-Fi, there were several photographers using Eye-Fi Cards to wirelessly transfer the photos directly to SmugMug’s servers…
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Continue reading →: MsgFiler Update and Leopard Tips
With the release of Leopard, I have a little work to do to get MsgFiler fully compatible. I’ve already posted revised installation instructions on the MsgFiler webpage. Users who are using the app on Leopard have probably noticed that mailboxes are showing up twice. This will be fixed in the…
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Continue reading →: Geeky Cake of the Week
Our wedding cake made Great White Snark’s Geeky Cake of the Week! Thanks to Cindy and Jay for submitting the cake to GWS!
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Continue reading →: Decluttering
I’m a yo-yo when it come to clutter. There are times when I’m a pack rat, obsessively keeping and filing away things in the hope that one day, it might be useful. Other times, I make a 360 and ruthlessly throw away things that I know I’ll never use again.…
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Continue reading →: Print to PDF using Desktop Printer
Eric was asking if there was a way to print directly to a PDF without going through the Print dialog box. I knew that there wasn’t (currently) a way to do this in AppleScript. After some digging on Google, I think I found a good solution with the CUPS-PDF Package…
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Continue reading →: Jared Polis Blog Posts from the Middle East
Jared Polis, my friend from high school, has made a recent trip to the Middle East as part of his run-up to the Congressional elections next year. I just finished reading his blog post about the use of private mercenaries in Iraq. Unlike most mainstream media news reports from the…
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Continue reading →: Eye-Fi and Holiday Party at November COBA Meeting
The November meeting for the Camera Owners of the Bay Area (COBA) user group will be held on Wednesday, November 14, 2007, in Cordura Hall 100 at Stanford University from 7:30-10:00 pm. Eye-Fi Photos shouldn’t be trapped in your camera. Set them free. No cables, no waiting, no hassles. That’s…
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Continue reading →: Low-Key Hillclimbs 2007 #6: Welch Creek
Weeks before, I signed up to coordinate Week 6 of the Low-Key Hillclimb Series up Welch Creek Road. Three weeks prior to the race, I drove up the climb with COBA member, David B., and remarked how glad I was that I wasn’t going to be riding this one. It’s…
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Continue reading →: Low-Key Hillclimbs 2007 #5: Hwy 84/WOLH
In Week 5 of the Low-Key Hillclimbs Series we did a time trial up the backside of Highway 84 and West Old Honda road. After volunteering for the previous week, I was eager to get back onto the saddle and test myself against the clock. Unfortunately, I almost pulled a…
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Continue reading →: Low-Key Hillclimbs 2007 #4: Mt. Diablo
Maybe I should stick with cycling photography instead of cycling itself. Since I’ve been sick this week, I decided to trade in my bike for my camera for Week 4 of Low-Key Hillclimbs up the southern slopes of Mt. Diablo. Last year, we rode up the north side, where I…
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