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I got home last night, saw this sunset and had to snap it.
Another sunset, but taken last week. I didn’t have a tripod with me so I had to put the camera on a garden wall which explains the slant of the houses. I like the way it turned out though!
This parade passed while I was in a restaurant so I dashed out and ran after them. I managed a few photos but they were gone up the road within a few minutes.
I took a picture of the full moon this morning and as I zoomed in I caught this plane going past too! Picture was taken from inside, through double-glazing so I’m happy the way it turned out.
ibiblio is down for maintenance – hehe.
Ban Screwdrivers.com — Your source for screwdriver activism – I can’t believe it! I used a screwdriver yesterday to fix a mouse. I was actually using a dangerous weapon!
Cream for Vim Text Editor – it takes the bitterness out!
Scott has a good take on the whole “free software will kill commercial software” arguement. Some segments are already dead, only free software can compete there. Note, I didn’t capitalize the “f” in “free”.
KDE Insider – Gnome to KDE: Mission Accomplished, Convert Thrilled, via IRC, the new “KDE Switch” story.
Yes, it’s true. I like the KDE® desktop enough to change my whole computing world around. Here’s the bottom line: KDE gives me more choices and flexibility, and better compatibility with the rest of the technology world.
KDE relieved my fears about switching. I can read my files, import e-mail addresses from my Palm® to the KMail® messaging and collaboration client, and keep my Web favorites. All Gnome hardware—including my printer, broadband cable, Zip drive, and Palm handheld—works perfectly with my KDE-based PC.
To my surprise, the process of switching was as easy as the slashdot hype had promised. I was up and running in less than one day, Girl Scout’s honor. First, let me tell you more about why I converted.