- November 2, 2011
- Foetus Products Shop Made Simple
- Posted by Strangely
- Crawling Chaos
- Tagged with: absence, Amazon, bank, cd release, Certificate, chaos website, Crawling, Crawling Chaos, creation, current software, Dance, Death, deftness, Design, Digital, digital domain, domain, Download, financial, Foetus, gazza, GoDaddy, Google, heart, hidden, hidden gems, independence, Jeff, Joke, jollity, lyricism, Mac, Mad, operandi, operation, PayPal, Planet, Products, purists, randomness, Recording, Resource, Security, Software, Sound, SSL, Steve Jobs, tandem, technology, track recordings, tribute, uk shopping, Wahay, war, Website
Foetus Products Shop Open In preparation for our next release, Spookhouse, I’ve set up a proper shop to sell it! Our intention is to sell everything ourselves via this sole outlet. (Click image for the UK shopping site.) The announcement is on the Crawling Chaos website here. Kicking off the shop I’ve reworked (…er…shouldn’t that [...]
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- December 5, 2010
- What is the Best Backup for Windows in a Small Home or Office?
- Posted by Strangely
- Internet, Technology
- Tagged with: app, Apple, Audio, Backup, book, citizen, computer, concept, data, Design, Digital, Download, energy, entertainment, Express, Flash, good, install, Internet, lifestyle, Linux, Mac, Machine, Music, network, Operating, operating system, Outlook, Photo, power, privacy, problem, Products, radio, Rapidshare, responsibility, Security, Software, speed, system, Theme, Western, Windows
What is the Best Backup for Windows in a Small Home or Office? Which Windows Backup? A History. Over the years I’ve tried many systems for backing up crucial Windows data. Currently for small-scale backups I use the ubiquitous and almost bullet-proof flash drives, my current one tipping the scales at 8Gb. But for major [...]
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- December 19, 2009
- Forest Fun
- Posted by Strangely
- Art, Environment
- Tagged with: camera, creative, Digital, Fantastic, Farm, gallery, Lumix, nation, panasonic, Photo, Picture, Taunton, TZ7
Final preparations for Xmas dinner involved another trip to Wallace’s venison Farm on the Blackdown Hills for some Venison and Bison roasting joints. Across the main road is a National trust area which has fantastic views over Taunton Vale, as seen here! All pictures taken on a Panasonic Lumix TZ-7, although not all by me!
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- December 11, 2009
- Exceptionally Clear Air Over Somerset
- Posted by Strangely
- Art, Environment
- Tagged with: camera, creative, Digital, engine, Flying, gallery, Head, Lumix, morning, night, panasonic, Picture, setting, Somerset, TZ7, zoom
Following a cold, frosty night, when the early morning fog had lifted, I noticed that the air overhead was exceptionally clear, transparent, and un-disturbed. This is readily apparent with the cropped aeroplane flying at over five miles up, where the engines and red markings on the tail are quite clear. The pictures are taken using [...]
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- September 26, 2009
- How to Convert a Dynamic Disk to Basic Disk in Windows 7
- Posted by Strangely
- Technology
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How to Convert a Windows 7 Dynamic Disk to Basic Disk When Microsoft says It’s Irreversible! Firstly, Do Not Dance with the Devil! I made the mistake (again!) of trying dynamic disks with my new Windows 7 installation. I must have been asleep – the use of this system is seriously frowned upon for most [...]
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- August 13, 2009
- Pirate Party Confused Privacy
- Posted by Strangely
- Freedom, Internet
- Tagged with: BBC, camera, CCTV, computer, Copyright, Crap, creativity, Digital, Download, driving, eyes, file share, Google, Government, government grant, house, Information, International, malware, nation, party, Pirate, politician, Politics, privacy, public, queen, realise, Rolling, Security, service, Software, streetview, THEFT, thieves, USA, Website, Weird, World
There’s now an official UK Pirate Party. It’s founded on the guiding principles that all art & creativity should be free for people sat in their bedrooms and that those people in the bedrooms should have absolute privacy! True. They want the Swedish model of the convicted file-sharers in the UK. Also, they want Google [...]
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- May 14, 2009
- Spam Pings from American University
- Posted by Strangely
- Internet, Technology
- Tagged with: address, America, comment, communication, Crap, dashboard, data, Digital, dodgy, History, HOPE, Human, index, knowledge, night, problem, Processes, referral, Software, Spam, Times, university, Website, Wikimedia, Wikipedia, WordPress, World
It’s happened again! Actually, it’s happened several times but this is the first post on it… While looking at my stats logs for this website, strangelyperfect.tv, I’ve had some incongruous hits from US universities, some of whom should have better I.T. departments, IMHO. Example One Here are four from yesterday – I had two hits [...]
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- March 29, 2009
- Moon Crater Photos taken with a Compact Pocket Camera
- Posted by Strangely
- Art, Technology
- Tagged with: Bridgwater, camera, creative, Digital, Earth, gallery, Lumix, man, Moon, NATO, night, panasonic, Photo, Picture, setting, Somerset, terminator, TZ5, Wikipedia
Moon Craters with Panasonic Lumix TZ5 These pictures were taken this evening, by myself ,after finding my body clock not in time with the clocks going forward last night! I chose a nice blue camera from the range. The two full-size clips show: the Earthshine quite clearly lighting up the mare on the Moon (the [...]
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- March 19, 2009
- Panasonic Lumix TZ5 at Night
- Posted by Strangely
- Art, Environment
- Tagged with: battery, Bridgwater, camera, creative, Digital, Earth, exposure, gallery, ISO, Lumix, monitor, night, panasonic, Photo, Picture, public, setting, Somerset, technology, trial, tripod, TZ5, Urban, zoom
A few test pictures using the “Starry Sky” setting on my Panasonic Lumix TZ5. The pictures were done using a tripod at the three timer settings that are inbuilt for that setting; 15s, 30s & 60s. The sky was quite brightly lit due to some thin mist acting as a reflector for the urban lighting.
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- January 21, 2009
- Obama, BBC China sniping and Guantanamo First Act
- Posted by Strangely
- Freedom, Life
- Tagged with: Afghan, America, anger, apologise, Asia, BBC, birth, Brave, business, Celebration, Censor, China, Christian, citizen, confidence, conflict, Corruption, country, courage, crisis, data, defence, desert, Digital, Dog, Earth, economy, Electric, energy, English, Enjoy, evidence, eyes, failure, fair play, faith, Farm, fear, forge, France, Freedom, friend, Fuel, future, God, good, Google, Government, Great, greed, Guantanamo, Guardian, Hack, happiness, hatred, Health, heart, Hero, History, honour, HOPE, Human, humanity, hypocrisy, Instrument, International, Iraq, judge, knowledge, Labour, laugh, Liberty, man, market, mind, Missile, Muslim, nation, network, Nuclear, Obama, ocean, Office, Pacific, Paranoid, Patriot, PEACE, Politics, possession, power, president, price, program, Promise, Protect, public, quality, race, Resource, responsibility, Revolution, rights, safety, school, Science, Security, service, Slaughter, snow, society, speech, state, statistics, storm, Success, Sun, system, tank, Task, technology, terror, The West, threat, translation, Translator, Travel, trial, truth, turd, United States, violence, Vision, war, water, Website, winter, World
Chinese Censorship: As part of the BBCs “take” on the international views on the new, 44th President of the United States, their China correspondent Michael Bristow has reported that his inauguration speech was censored in China. Apparently, the English version on the Xinghua News site is okay, but the Chinese version for the locals has [...]
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- December 14, 2008
- Orion Nebula on a Handheld Pocket Camera
- Posted by Strangely
- Art, Crawling Chaos, Environment
- Tagged with: Ashington, Astronomy, Beardie, camera, canal, Crawling, Crawling Chaos, creative, data, Digital, Dog, Earth, exposure, F30, Finepix, Flash, Fuji, gallery, George, good, grass, ISO, Moon, night, Photo, Picture, school, setting, tripod, water, Weird
Many moons ago, before Crawling Chaos, I had an interest in astronomy. In those days, only professionals took photos of stars and it was hard, as you needed plates and plate holders stuck on the back of your telescope, and a dark room to develop pictures. Telescope needed to be motor driven to track the [...]
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- October 5, 2008
- Fuji F30 Comes Back from The Grave
- Posted by Strangely
- Art
- Tagged with: benefit, camera, comment, Digital, Ebay, F30, Finepix, Fuji, good, Italy, money, Optical, Paris, Photo, quality, service, setting, zoom
In an earlier post I mentioned that my camera, a Fuji F30 was broken and anyone could have it, if they asked because I was going to get a new one. Well that all changed. And some people missed out on making money ;-) After some research into the current crop of cameras and doing [...]
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Hey man, is this one of those probe things that you were telling me about for checking circuits? http://parts.digikey.co.uk/1/1/483535-kit-logic-probe-diy-digital-tw-diy-5024.html i think you said i could make one would that help me to find problems on my mixer? thanks paul
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- September 23, 2008
- Fuji FinePix F30, RIP. What now?
- Posted by Strangely
- Art, Environment
- Tagged with: badger, battery, Bridgwater, camera, canal, Contact, decor, Digital, Electronic, experiment, F30, fault, Film, Finepix, Fossil Fuel, Fuji, functionality, good, Great, index, Jeff, lemon, Photo, Picture, Resource, rubbish, steel, Treasure, waste, water, Weird, WW2, zoom
My camera has bit the dust – literally and metaphorically. Unfortunately, it’s had too many falls from a height onto a hard tiled floor which has bent the external case a bit and made picture taking inoperative. Picture viewing is okay but everything connected with the “Go” button and the option mode selector on top [...]
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