Huh.. Interesting.
I work with teams from Shanghai, and a few years
ago they would buy GPS units here in the states
to take back (I had to guarantee that the
coverage was indeed world wide, and promise that
there were no subscription fees).
I carry my GPS with me everywhere with me when
t
Greg,
Check out Benjy von Cramon's stuff as well. I think I spelled his name right!
He is a hard-core TAG caver who has done video for NatGeo as well. He has a
website which I suppose you could find with a little Googling.
-- Crash
Thanks
Yes I am an NSS member living in San Diego and PassmoreLab does film
production and science research
On Mar 1, 2008, at 10:30 AM, Alex Sproul wrote:
>I am looking to purchase rights to HD cave video for use in a film on
>cave formation. I am especially looking for extreme caving
>I am looking to purchase rights to HD cave video for use in a film on
>cave formation. I am especially looking for extreme caving footage,
>waterfalls in caves, rivers, archeology and cave life.
Greg, the only caver I know of who shoots underground in HD is this guy,
appurtenance
Definition: (noun) Equipment, such as clothing, tools, or instruments,
used for a specific purpose or task.
Synonyms: paraphernalia, gear
Usage: He had half expected that she would drive up to the cave in a
Toyota, would wear thick kneepads, and adopt the other appurtenance
Hmm I've been wanting to set up a linux "router/firewall" for some time...
On the time loss (total loss, that is) I'm pretty sure the problem is the
clock itself.
A clock which should continue to run even when the unit is off - like an
AT... :-)
I havent tried to open the case - but I'm guessing
Cool... most high end routers don't get programmed from a web
interface, we use telnet/ssh and a command line interface to program
them, but they do a whole lot more than just a dsl/cable connection.
On the time loss, have you tried upgrading the firmware on the router
to resolve that problem?
P
