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Wed, Jan 2, 2013

Eclipse chasing, 14 Nov 2012

It’s funny that I should write several paragraphs discussing just 117 seconds of my life, but I think it deserves it.

Fri, Oct 8, 2010

The tech behind Middle-Earth Weather

This is part two of a two-part article. In the first part I explained my research for this project, leading to the creation of my map slides. This part builds on that to show how I turned it into the film…

Fri, Oct 8, 2010

Creating Middle-Earth Weather

My initial creative vision was clear: I wanted to create a spoof TV weather forecast for Middle-Earth along the same lines as earthly TV weather bulletins. But where on Middle-Earth do you start?

Wed, Feb 10, 2010

Using the ZTE MF626 on Ubuntu and T-Mobile

The ZTE MF626 is a 3G modem stick resold by T-Mobile in the UK.

Sun, Sep 30, 2007

Empeg networked audio streaming

The Empeg is (was) a car stereo audio device created by Empeg Ltd of Cambridge in 1998-99.

Mon, Apr 4, 2005

Running secnet on OpenWRT

I wanted to run the secnet VPN software on a WRT54g running OpenWRT.

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