Local eastern mass astronomy group is ATMoB. They meet at Harvard monthly for
talks and have star parties in the NW burbs at a no-headlights facility.
MoS.org does some starparty events on their parking garage roof too.
BU has open nights on their scope, and Clay Center sometimes has events in
make sure you have stretched it so there are no wrinkles and you use a
backlight to make sure the sheet is lit evenly,
backlight or even better two very diffuse sources, one each side.
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I don't know if pro photo gear rental shops are even open on the weekend
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From: Tom Metro
To: Daniel C.
Cc: L-blu
Subject: Re: [Discuss] Boston-area green screen? [OT]
Sent: Apr 20, 2012 16:49
Daniel C. wrote:
> Apologies for the off topic message, but does anyone know
If I were going to have a '"Enterprise" Linux for desktop' at the office, I'd
likely use a Fedora variant to match the RHEL/OEL/CENTOS on the servers. (As a
numbers guy, likely Scientific would be my first choice. I can wish.) As long
as I have Putty/Perl/Ack I'm happy. (though sometimes Humming
Sounds to me like how one reconfigures a compromised server to deliver a
Trojan.
Unless you had actually requested a CORI, highly unlikely the actual origin is
the stated return address.
Not speaking for $DayJob
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>> extra "reply list" button. >Exactly
Reply-List is nice, but as long as the client has both Reply-Sender &
Reply-All, I can live with it.
Here at $DayJob, that's the two buttons Outlook provides, same as Gmail.
Yeah, it would be nice if I had a third button to not sent Greg and Jerry an
ext
> >So does anyone want to explain the difference between DB and DA?
> In theory, DB is 25 pin, DA is 15 pin.
> In practice anything "D sized" is called DB: DB9 (serial), DB15 (VGA, three
> rows), etc.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-sub
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> Ribbon cable w/ two (the name escapes me ..) "ring things" to usually used
>to fight inductance..
Snap-on Ferrite donuts actually *add* inductance, which rounds the corners of
square wave digital signals, to prevent interference (both by and to) and/or
induced spikes from lightning EMP. The
I suspect echo protects youu fromm escapes unless specified with -e \e.
The octal is better with sed/perl filter.
May need separate parallel macros for generated errors via echo -e and filtered
via sed (or perl, which has ansi terminal modules Term::ANSIColor in core lib
since Perl 5.6 ).
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Is Disk-less PXEboot an option for Windows?
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> buy a quad core machine and turn off two cores in the bios.
Yup or moreso. Same issue with different package here. We're getting HP
DL380G7, 2 socket, quad Core, 2.67GHz, and enabling only one core per socket.
That will give us 2 cores of IO.
Bill, typing with thumbs
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