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• Article Interfacing With EMU-2 Energy Monitor Published on December 28, 2024
• Article Yet Another Static Site Generator Published on October 02, 2024
• Link Why time management is ruining our lives Published on February 25, 2021
• Link Do It Justice Published on February 16, 2021
• Link The Lab-Leak Hypothesis Published on January 06, 2021
• Article Hugo, I want to like you Published on January 15, 2021
• Link The intelligence coup of the century Published on February 19, 2020
• Article Network conditioning in macOS Published on March 18, 2019
• Link RIP Opportunity Published on February 13, 2019
• Photo Supermoon Eclipse Published on February 16, 2019
• Article 2018 Photo Picks Published on January 07, 2019
• Link The Real Story Behind The Havana Embassy Mystery Published on January 07, 2019
• Link Is Sunscreen the New Margarine? Published on January 15, 2019
• Quote Technology is imposed on the land, but technique means conforming to the landscape. They work in opposite ways, one forcing a passage while the other discovers it. The goal of developing technique is to conform to the most improbable landscape by means of the greatest degree of … Published on January 11, 2019
• Note Your genuine talent will find its way to success. Thanks, fortune cookie! I'm ready to see what 2019 will bring. Published on January 01, 2019
• Link Don’t discard. Keep all your pieces in play. Published on December 28, 2018
• Link Growing the future Published on December 28, 2018
• Link Unlearning Published on December 26, 2018
• Link Subtract Published on December 26, 2018
• Quote It seems to me, that if we love, we grieve. That’s the deal. That’s the pact. Grief and love are forever intertwined. Grief is the terrible reminder of the depths of our love and, like love, grief is non-negotiable. There is a vastness to grief that overwhelms our minuscule selv… Published on December 26, 2018
• Link Big tech has your kid’s data -- and you probably gave it to them Published on December 26, 2018
• Link Degrees of Freedom is an amazing article by Raffi Khatchadourian from The New Yorker covering some of neuroscience history and what it took to enable paralyzed people move robotic arms with their brains. For eighteen years, Jan Scheuermann has been paralyzed from the neck down. … Published on November 23, 2018
• Photo Fall colours on Table Mountain near Artist Point, Mt. Baker, WA. Sun setting on peaks at the feet of Mt. Shuksan, WA. Published on October 09, 2018
• Link Aesthetics Published on September 21, 2018
• Note Lately I can't get enough of Snarky Puppy's We Like It Here album. I've been playing it on repeat for a couple of weeks now. We Like It Here album art Published on August 09, 2018
• Photo Orange, pink, and purple sunset over downtown Vancouver and North Shore mountains, reflecting in a harbour. Published on August 05, 2018
• Note I have bunch of old posts I've started, but procrastinated on for a while, some a few years old. Now that I'm finishing some of them, I'm torn whether I should backdate them, or publish them as new. I like backdating because then the posts fit within the overall timeline, but for… Published on August 05, 2018
• Photo Alpaca Published on July 03, 2018
• Photo View of Vancouver downtown from East side Published on July 05, 2018
• Article Bye, Bye, GitTower 3.x Published on July 03, 2018
• Article Reviving old cameras: Kiev 80 Published on July 16, 2018
• Link The Pudding on The Musical Diversity of Pop Songs Is there something unique about today’s hits--artists taking fewer risks and creating a narrower range of sounds? Published on June 01, 2018
• Link The real Frank Abegnale tells his tale in a talk at Google, and it's ever as gripping as the movie. Surprisingly, the movie was pretty close and decently done. Make sure to watch the QA session at the end, he provides some interesting and unexpected answers. Published on June 11, 2018
• Link The Creativity Bubble It’s never been easier to find better system for solving our problems. What we should be doing is finding better problems to solve. Published on June 13, 2018
• Photo Darla Published on May 14, 2018
• Link Learning to See in the Dark -- Interesting paper on processing short-exposure low-light exposures with a neural network, replacing the traditional denoise and deblur post processing. Impressive results. Published on May 14, 2018
• Link Explaining the ‘Mystery’ of Numbers Stations Too often, [number stations] are described as “spooky,” “creepy,” or “mysterious,” and the discussion stops there. It may be disappointing to some, but these stations are not [...] relics of the Cold War — rather, these stations are p… Published on May 30, 2018
• Link The crooked timber of humanity In 1834, to get upper hand in trading bonds, the Blanc brothers bribed telegraph operators to introduce errors into the usual broadcast without affecting the message: a character with market direction followed by a "backspace". They then observed on… Published on May 31, 2018
• Note Instagram import script Published on May 05, 2018
• Link My Grandfather’s Memory Book is a touching story that brought back memories of my grandfather who was industrial designer, painter and cartoonist. My brother and I grew up browsing through his design notes, watching him draw cartoons for publications, and paint. He didn’t keep jo… Published on May 17, 2018
• Quote You can't save up time. You can't refuse to spend it. You can't set it aside. Either you're spending your time. Or your time is spending you. Published on May 17, 2018
• Link NotePlan is another note taking app, but it integrates your calendar into markdown with notes and todos. You can create links between your notes and even create calendar events within markdown. Everything get stored in your iCloud drive as plain text files. Published on May 04, 2018
• Link What smartphone photography is doing to our memories It means paying closer attention to our surroundings. It means using our cameras mindfully to focus on the details we truly want to remember. It means putting down the camera for a few moments to notice what the air feels like… Published on April 12, 2018
• Note The Facebook data export is pathetic. I thought the Instagram export was just so, but compared to Facebook's it's a treasure trove. Facebook timeline export is basically plain text formatted as html. No links or images, and some messages are duplicated or triplicated. Published on April 26, 2018
• Link Well, there's one for the books... SmugMug acquires Flickr. I fell out of love with both services a while ago, but SmugMug is the right company to bring Flickr back to life. Published on April 20, 2018
• Link LEX -- Analog camera for E-mount lenses. Published on April 24, 2018
• Photo Red Rocks Sunset Published on April 16, 2018
• Link A great behind the scenes story written by Michael Benanav about the photo insert in his book Himalaya Bound (on my reading list). Published on April 24, 2018
• Article Social Networks And Data Ownership Published on April 12, 2018
• Link Photography saved my life: Photography as therapy It turns out that what I was doing was searching for calm. At the time, my head was like a badly tuned radio – I wasn’t really able to listen to what people were saying, but what they said hit home. When I was out taking pictures… Published on April 12, 2018
• Link Discovered two nice looking neutral type faces: Untitled Sans and Untitled Serif. Published on March 01, 2018
• Link Quick or smart? Your smartphone makes you quick, not smart. Seth Godin argues our smartphones make us quick, rather than smart. Published on February 18, 2018
• Photo Ocean Sunrise Published on February 18, 2018
• Link There’s One Thing We Still Haven’t Learned About the Internet Published on February 16, 2018
• Link How I Wrote Arrival (and What I Learned Doing It) Published on February 09, 2018
• Note I can’t put my finger on it, but iOS 11 did something to autocorrect and it’s annoying as hell. For eg, it autocorrects my name “Mayo” to my brother’s nickname “Mato” (defined as my brother’s nickname in Contacts). This is frustrating, especially when filling out forms. Published on February 15, 2018
• Photo Photo Published on February 05, 2018
• Link The saga of mysterious attacks in Cuba continues... Published on February 15, 2018
• Link Interesting and exciting news from the world of archeology: Fortresses, farmlands of the Maya emerge from massive LiDAR survey Published on February 13, 2018
• Link The House That Spied on Me Published on February 09, 2018
• Photo Photo Published on February 04, 2018
• Link Interesting Ars summary of two research articles on biology of depression and how ketamine affects it. Published on February 19, 2018
• Photo Fall sunset in the Cascade Mountains Published on January 15, 2018
• Link Found a nice weather font/icons: erikflowers.github.io/weather-i... Published on January 03, 2018
• Photo Sunrise. Published on January 24, 2018
• Link Meltdown and Spectre Published on January 05, 2018
• Link Visualizing Mental Maps of San Francisco Published on January 15, 2018
• Photo Dreaming of sunny mornings Published on January 09, 2018
• Link It's an echo of something that freelancers and small businesses have been doing forever, "what do you need?" as an answer to the question, "what do you do?" Own your work. No need to do someone else's. "We don't do rabbits" Published on January 03, 2018
• Link What Spectre and Meltdown Mean For WebKit Published on January 09, 2018
• Note I appreciate how Travis CI lets you build for free, but when you rely on it and it breaks it sucks. I'd be willing to pay premium for it when I need it, not as ongoing subscription. Might be time to consider Heroku or AWS Code Deploy. Published on January 16, 2018
• Note My New Year’s fortune cookie says: Fun and excitement will soon be yours. I say bring it on 2018! Published on January 02, 2018
• Photo Photo Published on January 26, 2018
• Link Inside One of America’s Last Pencil Factories Published on January 12, 2018
• Article Another Year, Another Static Site Generator Published on January 01, 2018
• Link Time to start patching... Today's CPU vulnerability: what you need to know Published on January 03, 2018
• Photo Portal Published on January 25, 2018
• Link You could spend thousands of dollars and time to build machine that can run Lightroom decently (and hope it gets optimizations, because it's still not good enough), or you could just switch to more sane tools that run much faster on older hardware (like Capture One). sigh Published on January 25, 2018
• Link We can save a lot of time and effort by making our meaningless choices effortless. Pick the first one, or the one in alphabetical order or flip a coin. Merely have a rule and make the choice. Why not? If you don't have enough information to make a statistically defensible decisi… Published on December 22, 2017
• Link Remote Hack of a Boeing 757 by Bruce Schneier. If DHS figured this out, others did too. Fun times coming to flights near you. Published on December 12, 2017
• Link Transient is a compilation of epic slow-mo captures of lightning storms by Dustin Farrell. Well worth a watch or two. Published on December 04, 2017
• Link When you show all tabs in Safari ⌘-F will search all open tabs, including other devices. www.macdrifter.com/2017/12/s... Published on December 08, 2017
• Link International Dark-Sky Association designated Central Idaho as the first Dark Sky Reserve in the US. www.darksky.org/first-int... Published on December 20, 2017
• Link Acute Solar Retinopathy Published on December 07, 2017
• Photo Photo Published on December 09, 2017
• Quote My father was a very disciplined and punctual man; it was a prerequisite for his creativity…. No matter what time you get out of bed, go for a walk and then work, he’d say, because the demons hate it when you get out of bed, demons hate fresh air. Published on December 30, 2017
• Link Actual shortcuts often appear to be detours The crowd doesn't understand this. They're always looking for a shortcut that looks like a shortcut. If you're merely following them, you probably won't get anywhere interesting. It's the detours that pay off. Published on December 13, 2017
• Link Each year, 28 million tonnes of dust is picked up by wind from the Sahara desert, carried across the Atlantic and dropped on the Amazon basin. Some of the dust is loaded with phosphorus, a crucial nutrient for the trees in the Amazon rainforest. Ellen Gray via Tom Whitwell Published on December 04, 2017
• Link Thanks for the Christmas gift @FastMail! Configuration profiles for all! Published on December 19, 2017
• Quote You wanna fly, you got to give up the shit that weighs you down. Published on November 27, 2017
• Photo Sunrise Published on November 27, 2017
• Link If your filesharing is borked on macOS 10.13.1 (High Sierra) see Repair file sharing after Security Update 2017-001 for macOS High Sierra 10.13.1 Published on November 29, 2017
• Photo Photo Published on October 10, 2017
• Photo Somewhere in Moab, Utah Published on October 12, 2017
• Photo Autumn in Yosemite Published on October 17, 2017
• Photo Camping at Inyo National Forest Published on October 17, 2017
• Photo Death Valley Published on October 17, 2017
• Photo Monument Valley, AZ Published on October 14, 2017
• Photo Montana big skies Published on October 09, 2017
• Photo Washington Pass, WA (SR20) Published on October 07, 2017
• Photo Fall colors Published on October 10, 2017
• Photo Photo Published on October 14, 2017
• Photo Sunrise over Salt Lake, UT Published on October 10, 2017
• Photo Red Rocks Sunset Published on October 17, 2017
• Photo Zion Published on October 17, 2017
• Photo Photo Published on October 09, 2017
• Photo Best friend Published on October 04, 2017
• Photo Photo Published on October 13, 2017
• Photo Desert views Published on October 12, 2017
• Photo West Yellowstone, MT Published on October 09, 2017
• Photo Last road trip of the year. The fall colors are amazing. Camping near Superior, MT. Published on October 07, 2017
• Link Fall Foliage Prediction Map Published on September 05, 2017
• Link The New York Times Astronomy and Space Calendar Published on September 05, 2017
• Photo Lighthouse Park Published on July 14, 2017
• Link GLACIER EXIT is a short documentary with amazing scenery, important message, and beautiful cinematography. Published on July 02, 2017
• Link Triggertrap apps open sourced Published on June 07, 2017
• Photo Hotdog? Published on May 18, 2017
• Photo Camping at Wilson Lake East somewhere in Kootneays. Published on May 07, 2017
• Link Triggertrap mobile dongle open sourced! Published on May 25, 2017
• Photo Views from Grand Pass Trail Published on April 30, 2017
• Quote ...Death is nothing at all. It does not count. I have only slipped away into the next room. Nothing has happened. Everything remains exactly as it was. I am I, and you are you, and the old life that we lived so fondly together is untouched, unchanged. Whatever we were to each ot… Published on February 28, 2017
• Link The Important Places Published on December 26, 2016
• Photo After weeks of rain, sunrise this morning! Published on October 28, 2016
• Link Fixing Problems Published on October 28, 2016
• Photo One last hike, cleaning up after Fat Dog 120 2016. The autumn views are a good incentive. Published on October 10, 2016
• Photo Turning in for the night Published on May 22, 2016
• Photo Lounging... Published on February 09, 2016
• Photo Sunshine Published on February 02, 2016
• Link Gravitational waves explained Published on February 12, 2016
• Photo Shades of sandstone Published on February 25, 2016
• Photo Morning Drive Published on February 08, 2016
• Photo Bluebird Published on January 30, 2016
• Photo Tracks Published on January 27, 2016
• Article Mobile Publishing Workflow with Metalsmith and Travis CI Published on December 24, 2015
• Link The Stories We Tell Published on December 30, 2015
• Quote We take photographs as a return ticket to a moment otherwise gone Published on December 30, 2015
• Link MIT researchers used Wi-Fi to recognize people through walls Published on November 02, 2015
• Link Why 'Mom' and 'Dad' Sound So Similar in So Many Languages Published on November 02, 2015
• Photo Faint memories of the Milky Way Published on October 08, 2015
• Link Advice from Bill Waterson, creator of Calvin and Hobbes (Comic by Zen Pencils) Creating a life that reflects your values and satisfies your soul is a rare achievement. [...] Published on October 24, 2015
• Quote Creating a life that reflects your values and satisfies your soul is a rare achievement. In a culture that relentlessly promotes avarice and excess as the good life, a person happy doing his own work is usually considered an eccentric, if not a subversive. Ambition is only under… Published on October 24, 2015
• Quote No problem is solved with the same level of consciousness that created it Published on October 04, 2015
• Photo Water is back Published on September 21, 2015
• Link Stop Googling. Let’s Talk. COLLEGE students tell me they know how to look someone in the eye and type on their phones at the same time, their split attention undetected. They say it’s a skill they mastered in middle school when they wanted to text in class without getting caught… Published on September 28, 2015
• Link Reclaiming Conversation: The Power of Talk in a Digital Age Published on September 29, 2015
• Photo Darla Published on September 11, 2015
• Article Summer weekend at Haberl Hut Published on August 10, 2015
• Photo Here, you can only wake up on the right side of the bed... Published on July 17, 2015
• Quote You’re only making a mess by trying to put things straight. You’re trying to straighten out a wiggly world and no wonder you’re in trouble. Published on June 08, 2015
• Photo Sunset in Howe Sound Published on June 20, 2015
• Photo Smuggler's Cove, Sunshine Coast, BC Published on June 19, 2015
• Article Gear Review: Altra Superior 2.0 Published on June 07, 2015
• Photo Science World Published on June 01, 2015
• Photo Rise and shine! Published on June 28, 2015
• Photo Of mountains and seas Published on June 21, 2015
• Photo Storm is a' brewin'. On the way up to Sky Pilot, looking back at Tantalus Range. Published on May 18, 2015
• Photo In the woods Published on May 02, 2015
• Photo Black Tusk Published on May 22, 2015
• Photo Cerro Las Leñas Published on April 22, 2015
• Photo Bluebird day in Squamish, BC. Sky Pilot and Copilot mountains with some fresh snow. Published on April 27, 2015
• Photo Painted Hills, Oregon Published on April 22, 2015
• Photo Clouds Published on April 17, 2015
• Photo She sells sea shells Published on April 26, 2015
• Photo Good night, Vancouver Published on March 18, 2015
• Photo Photo Published on March 05, 2015
• Note Wise words to live by: A balanced diet is a cookie in each hand Now, where did my other cookie go? Published on March 20, 2015
• Article So long Simplenote, and thanks for all the notes Published on March 02, 2015
• Article Heading Home Published on March 16, 2015
• Photo Wings of tomorrow Published on February 10, 2015
• Photo Layers. At Painted Hills section of John Day Fossil Beds National Monument in Oregon. Published on February 12, 2015
• Photo Going to California Larger panorama Published on February 11, 2015
• Quote A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory. Published on February 22, 2015
• Article To improve reliability, Time Machine must create a new backup Published on February 01, 2015
• Photo North Shore trigraph Published on February 18, 2015
• Photo Woods. Published on February 04, 2015
• Article Exploring Oregon: Painted Hills Published on January 31, 2015
• Photo Vortex Published on January 19, 2015
• Link How much do you stand out in a crowd of a million? Published on January 29, 2015
• Article iOS HealthKit: Misunderstood Published on December 04, 2014
• Quote It is conceivable that machinery is creating an environment in which only machines can live. Published on December 02, 2014
• Link Can We Auto-Correct Humanity? Did you know the average persons spends 4 years of his life looking down at a cell phone? Published on November 02, 2014
• Photo Dang! Published on November 22, 2014
• Quote Streams and waves never stop moving, and yet they are at rest, and restful to hear, because they are in no hurry to reach any destination. Published on September 30, 2014
• Photo Oregon Coast 50k Published on October 21, 2014
• Photo Argentina bound T-10minutes to the next 32 hours of flying and airport life. Weee?!? Published on October 24, 2014
• Article Aperture Importer for Lightroom Published on October 25, 2014
• Quote Do what you can, with what you have, where you are. Published on September 11, 2014
• Photo Starry Skies Published on September 13, 2014
• Photo View of Black Tusk from the Rubble Creek Classic course in Garibaldi Provincial Park Published on September 28, 2014
• Quote What is the point of Progress if the food is tasteless, the housing absurd, the work boring, and the earth clobbered with concrete? Towards what is Progress? In fact, what on Earth are we doing? No one has even the ghost of a notion. Save perhaps a few simple-minded people who l… Published on September 30, 2014
• Photo Fat Dog 120 finish welcome committee. Published on August 14, 2014
• Photo My friend Dave acompanied by his dad finishes Fat Dog 120 Published on August 22, 2014
• Link Do you know why we went to the moon but never went back? Why did we stop dreaming? Neil deGrasse Tyson - We Stopped Dreaming Published on July 28, 2014
• Photo Photo Published on July 14, 2014
• Photo Photo Published on July 10, 2014
• Quote We have a strange anxiety in us; that if we don’t interfere then it won’t happen. Now that’s the root of an enormous amount of trouble. Published on July 27, 2014
• Article Plotting non-uniform time data with D3.js Published on July 22, 2014
• Link The new bionics that let us run, climb and dance. Published on September 30, 2014
• Link David Kwong shows us how we're wired to solve. Two nerdy obsessions meet -- and it's magic Published on July 28, 2014
• Photo Orchid macro Orchid macro Published on June 02, 2014
• Quote One of the highest pleasures is to be more or less unconscious of one’s own existence, to be absorbed in sights, sounds, places, and people. Published on June 21, 2014
• Photo Descending from Banana Peel, Squamish, BC Published on June 17, 2014
• Photo Leaving Russet Lake. Whistler, BC. Published on May 25, 2014
• Quote There is no problem so bad, that you can't make it worse. Published on May 13, 2014
• Photo @whistlerblackcomb Published on May 10, 2014
• Link Advice from 30 year old me to 20 year old me Published on May 09, 2014
• Photo Sunshine! Published on April 28, 2014
• Photo Misty Published on January 30, 2014
• Photo Vancouver Published on January 15, 2014
• Photo Bad hair day Published on November 08, 2013
• Link I don't have any connections Published on November 18, 2013
• Link There's a deceptively still body of water in Tanzania with a deadly secret—it turns any animal it touches to stone. The rare phenomenon is caused by the chemical makeup of the lake, but the petrified creatures it leaves behind are straight out of a horror film. Any Animal That … Published on October 02, 2013
• Article Three of my polaroids will be at the Project Impossible Canada V1.0 show at PhotoHaus Gallery October 25 - November 1. Opening Oct 25, at 7pm. 14 West 7th Ave, Vancouver. Published on October 23, 2013
• Photo Venice Beach Published on October 16, 2013
• Quote Nothing is more confusing to the mind than taking words too seriously. Published on September 17, 2013
• Link Bullet Journal: An analog note-taking system for the digital age Published on September 18, 2013
• Photo Manhattan Beach Published on August 30, 2013
• Link Frame by Frame After decades of war and an oppressive Taliban regime, four Afghan photojournalists face the realities of building a free press in a country left to stand on its own – reframing Afghanistan for the world and for themselves. If a country is without photography, tha… Published on August 02, 2013
• Quote People take different roads seeking happiness. Just because they’re not on your road doesn’t mean they’ve gotten lost. Published on May 15, 2013
• Quote Wars based on principle are far more destructive--the attacker will not destroy that which he is after. Published on April 09, 2013
• Photo Photo Published on March 26, 2013
• Photo Black Tusk Published on March 07, 2013
• Photo Vancouver Published on March 15, 2013
• Link A Pep Talk from Kid President to You Published on February 14, 2013
• Photo Stairway Published on February 14, 2013
• Link Li Hongbo - Pure White Paper Published on February 06, 2013
• Note Why is it, that in retrospect, everything is so clear and obvious, even though there was nothing unclear or vague to start with? Published on February 02, 2013
• Photo Polatown Published on February 28, 2013
• Quote Waking up to who you are requires letting go of who you imagine yourself to be. Published on January 05, 2013
• Link Character Entity Reference Chart Published on January 06, 2013
• Photo Vancouver Sunrise Published on January 05, 2013
• Quote The only Zen you'll find on mountain tops is the Zen you bring up there with you. Published on January 10, 2013
• Photo Fire In The Sky Published on January 12, 2013
• Photo Black Tusk Published on December 10, 2012
• Article Pacific Coast Highway: First timer's 101 to the 101 Published on December 15, 2012
• Article Decoding Magellan Map Files (Update) Published on December 18, 2012
• Photo Peaks of Pemberton Icefield Published on December 29, 2012
• Photo Labyrinth of Light at Brittania Community Centre as part of the Winter Solstice Lantern Festival, Vancouver, BC Published on December 21, 2012
• Link One of the most striking things about New York City is the fall colors and there's no better place to view this then Central Park. I chose 15 locations in the park… Fall Published on December 03, 2012
• Photo Cerise Creek, Pemberton , BC Katla Published on November 06, 2012
• Photo Sunset from the Chief, Squamish, BC Published on November 10, 2012
• Link What Would You Do If Money Were No Object?, an excerpt from a lecture by Alan Watts. What do you desire? What makes you itch? What sort of a situation would you like? What would you like to do if money were no object? How would you really enjoy spending your life? Published on November 23, 2012
• Photo Yosemite Valley Published on November 13, 2012
• Photo Photo Published on October 07, 2012
• Photo Half Dome Published on October 05, 2012
• Photo First snow Published on October 22, 2012
• Photo Photo Published on October 15, 2012
• Photo Good morning Published on October 16, 2012
• Photo Whistler, BC Published on October 20, 2012
• Photo Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera Accessory Kit “New” toys Published on October 28, 2012
• Link Time-lapse video: Space shuttle Endeavour’s trek across L.A. The space shuttle Endeavour made its final journey last weekend, traveling 12-miles from Los Angeles International Airport, through Inglewood, to the California Science Center in Exposition Park. Published on October 15, 2012
• Photo Four seasons Published on October 21, 2012
• Quote Instead of wondering when your next vacation is, maybe you ought to set up a life you don't need to escape from. Published on October 16, 2012
• Photo Half Dome Published on September 27, 2012
• Photo Hiking to Ridgetop Boulders Published on September 29, 2012
• Photo Ecola Point Published on September 18, 2012
• Photo Driftwood Beach Published on September 20, 2012
• Photo Beach Published on September 17, 2012
• Photo Ridgetop Published on September 29, 2012
• Photo El Cap Published on September 27, 2012
• Photo Twisted Published on September 29, 2012
• Photo Water Published on September 16, 2012
• Photo Cape Sebastian Published on September 20, 2012
• Photo Photo Published on September 27, 2012
• Photo Olmsted Cracks Published on September 29, 2012
• Photo Yaquina Bay Lighthouse Published on September 20, 2012
• Photo Cape Blanco Cape Blanco Published on September 20, 2012
• Photo Sunny coast Published on September 22, 2012
• Photo And the trip begins Published on September 16, 2012
• Photo Ancestors... Avenue of the Giants Published on September 21, 2012
• Photo Sunset Published on September 16, 2012
• Photo San Francisco Published on September 23, 2012
• Photo Sunset over Half Dome from Olmstead Point Published on September 27, 2012
• Photo How to tell you're in bouldering territory Published on September 29, 2012
• Photo Somewhere oh highway 1 Published on September 21, 2012
• Photo Harris Beach Published on September 21, 2012
• Photo Patterns Published on September 29, 2012
• Photo Bruceport Park Published on September 17, 2012
• Photo Cape Argo Published on September 20, 2012
• Photo Boat Published on September 16, 2012
• Photo Sequoia Published on September 26, 2012
• Photo Lake Tahoe Published on September 29, 2012
• Photo Roads End State Beach Wayside Published on September 20, 2012
• Photo Breakfast of champions Published on September 29, 2012
• Photo Lassen Volcanic National Park Published on September 29, 2012
• Photo Old sequoia Published on September 27, 2012
• Photo Triplets Published on September 29, 2012
• Link A guide to understanding the introverted. Published on September 05, 2012
• Photo Ambleside sunset, West Vancouver, BC Polaroid OneStep 600 camera, TIP PX 680 Color Shade film. Published on August 25, 2012
• Photo Garibaldi Provincial Park Published on August 03, 2012
• Photo Harmony Published on August 03, 2012
• Photo Wildflowers Published on August 03, 2012
• Quote I was doing an evaluation of my decline and i was sort of charting it on this graph in my mind. And it ended, hit bottom long before Auburn. And I thought is there any possibility I can make it to Auburn? I thought no. No, that's ridiculous. Its ridiculous for any of us to even … Published on August 07, 2012
• Photo Symphony Published on August 03, 2012
• Photo Sunset in Coal Harbour, Vancouver, BC Published on August 23, 2012
• Photo Fitzsimmons valley Published on August 03, 2012
• Photo Fitzsimmons valley. Heading to 5peaks. Published on August 25, 2012
• Photo Out marking the Squamish 50 course Out marking the Squamish 50 course Published on August 10, 2012
• Photo Checkamus Lake Lookout Published on August 03, 2012
• Photo New toy New toy Published on July 13, 2012
• Photo Soggy Friday Published on July 20, 2012
• Photo BP Published on July 21, 2012
• Photo Downtown Vancouver Published on July 20, 2012
• Article 180° South: Conquerors of the Useless Published on May 08, 2012
• Photo The Wall Published on May 26, 2012
• Link Caine's Arcade Published on April 12, 2012
• Link Rear Window Published on April 12, 2012
• Quote That men do not learn very much from the lessons of history is the most important of all the lessons that history has to teach. Published on February 21, 2012
• Link Earth is a timelapse view shot from the International Space Station. Published on November 16, 2011
• Article Broken WAN Miniports Published on November 13, 2011
• Article Across Italy Published on September 26, 2011
• Quote Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish on its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid. Published on August 26, 2011
• Link ISS docked with Space Shuttle Endeavour Published on June 09, 2011
• Quote Make no little plans. They have no magic to stir men's blood and probably themselves will not be realized. Make big plans; aim high in hope and work, remembering that a noble, logical diagram once recorded will never die, but long after we are gone will be a living thing, assert… Published on June 08, 2011
• Link Walt Disney's MultiPlane Camera Published on June 14, 2011
• Link Hackers pierce network with jerry-rigged mouse Published on June 27, 2011
• Link Astronomy picture of the day Published on May 29, 2011
• Quote All that is not given, is lost Published on May 30, 2011
• Link Is Your Brain Sleeping While You're Awake? Published on May 03, 2011
• Link Interactive Exploration of a Dynamical System. This is the proper way to teach differential math. Published on May 20, 2011
• Link Convert 8mm film with the Canon 5D mark II Published on March 18, 2011
• Article Mercurial Atoms Published on February 15, 2011
• Link Antikythera mechanism out of LEGO Published on December 13, 2010
• Note Everything is free, except the video that we capture of you. That we own. Josh Harris from the Quiet: We Live In Public experiment. Facebook, Google, ... ring a bell? Published on November 29, 2010
• Article Hello World from Simplenote Published on November 15, 2010
• Link Network card rootkit Published on November 24, 2010
• Link socat, my new favourite tool Published on November 09, 2010
• Article From Simplenote to Jekyll Published on November 16, 2010
• Link Cracking SHA1 Published on November 18, 2010
• Article Back in the new digs Published on November 10, 2010
• Quote I know you think you understand what you thought I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant Published on September 13, 2010
• Link Bio Lab Published on September 13, 2010
• Link Climbing to the Top of a 1,700-Foot Transmission Tower Published on September 15, 2010
• Link The Wilderness Downtown Published on September 01, 2010
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