- http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/03/science/carbon-dioxide-recycling.html
Monday, May 02, 2016
CO2...come get your CO2
great article....considering CO2 is "free"....should be something that it can be used for :)
- http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/03/science/carbon-dioxide-recycling.html
- http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/03/science/carbon-dioxide-recycling.html
Nikon DL24-85
Well its time to upgrade my camera and with a few trips planned the next two years decided to splurge a bit more than last time on the new Nikon DL24-85
I've been going back and forth between the new DL24-85 and last years Nikon Coolpix P610 because of the amazing photos I've been seeing my friend Alistair posting while he literally "remote works himself around the world".
What I'm giving up on going for the Nikon DL24-85 over the Nikon Coolpix P610 is GPS (this one was hard for me as I love it) and one of the best zoom ranges available in a point and shoot.
What I'm gaining is a 1" sensor, 4k video and a much faster processor so can do easily 20 shots per second etc. Should also be quite an upgrade on Auto Focus from my 6 year old Nikon S95 that I bought in France after my last camera got seawater in it on the beach at Eze in France as the tide came in (Hi Dale!)
If you are in the market you can check out this
Amazon link - http://amzn.to/24k6UUk
A great Pro's/Cons list here - http://cameradecision.com/review/Nikon-DL24-85
And the DP review here - http://www.dpreview.com/products/nikon/compacts/nikon_dl_24-85
Should be here in a month or so and will post some new photos as soon as it gets here.
I've been going back and forth between the new DL24-85 and last years Nikon Coolpix P610 because of the amazing photos I've been seeing my friend Alistair posting while he literally "remote works himself around the world".
What I'm giving up on going for the Nikon DL24-85 over the Nikon Coolpix P610 is GPS (this one was hard for me as I love it) and one of the best zoom ranges available in a point and shoot.
What I'm gaining is a 1" sensor, 4k video and a much faster processor so can do easily 20 shots per second etc. Should also be quite an upgrade on Auto Focus from my 6 year old Nikon S95 that I bought in France after my last camera got seawater in it on the beach at Eze in France as the tide came in (Hi Dale!)
If you are in the market you can check out this
Amazon link - http://amzn.to/24k6UUk
A great Pro's/Cons list here - http://cameradecision.com/review/Nikon-DL24-85
And the DP review here - http://www.dpreview.com/products/nikon/compacts/nikon_dl_24-85
Should be here in a month or so and will post some new photos as soon as it gets here.
User Blocked unable to access account
UGH SBS 2008 you suck.
I've been unable to log onto my desktop and even though other accounts was able to log on using the same machine and access the same domain etc after googling for ages found out.....log onto the sbs server then active directory then users etc etc then click "unblock account" click apply solve problem.
All cool until the next time I reboot 9about a month or so later) and the same problem occurs.
Click unblock again but still no idea why.
Then it randomly hits me when looking for something totally different......the backup process requires you to entire a username and password........when I change the password it never "auto corrects" this and you need to log in to change it.
Seriously Microsoft I don't ask for much from my home network and I know you have a lot of things to worry about......but sometimes I wonder if you are still "a startup" and learning how these things are meant to work.
I've been unable to log onto my desktop and even though other accounts was able to log on using the same machine and access the same domain etc after googling for ages found out.....log onto the sbs server then active directory then users etc etc then click "unblock account" click apply solve problem.
All cool until the next time I reboot 9about a month or so later) and the same problem occurs.
Click unblock again but still no idea why.
Then it randomly hits me when looking for something totally different......the backup process requires you to entire a username and password........when I change the password it never "auto corrects" this and you need to log in to change it.
Seriously Microsoft I don't ask for much from my home network and I know you have a lot of things to worry about......but sometimes I wonder if you are still "a startup" and learning how these things are meant to work.
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