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Digital pictures | Electronics | General | Journal | Photography | Radio | Studio | Vintage Radio EquipmentRadios
ByGarfI had a lovely model called Onna come down from London today for a retro technology photo shoot. While she was here, she posed with some of my favourite radios, including my Icom IC-R20 and my AOR AR 8200 handheld communications receivers. Which I continued to photograph long after she had gone home. Here are…
Debian | Journal | Linux | TechnologyAdditional packages to enhance your Debian (or Ubuntu) installation.
ByGarfThese are some rather useful additional applications or features that are not currently in the Debian repositories. However I find them very useful and I don’t consider a full installation complete without them. It is the final part of our three part “Moving to Debian” series. Moving to Debian series… Dedicated to my friends and…
About GarfNet | Journal | Linux | Retrospective | Review | Site Blog | TechnologyRuffle to the rescue for Macromedia Flash
ByGarfDo you remember Macromedia Flash? Now, thanks to the canny lads and lasses at Ruffle, Flash is back! To celebrate Garfnet’s 30th anniversary, we thought it would be fun not merely to reinstate the Flash presentations we used to host here, Only this time we’ll fix it so that readers can watch them on any…
Himeji Castle Japan
ByGarfDay trip to Himeji Castle, photographed by my girlfriend Zsuzsi.
FAQ | Journal | Linux | TechnologySurely Ubuntu Linux is only for a minority of geeks & programmers?
ByGarfMinority interest? Yes. Only used by geeks & programmers? Not necessarily… Ubuntu is a minority interest insofar as it only has a fraction of the users that M$ Windows has. Moreover, despite great improvements in recent years, some configuration issues with Ubuntu are still a pain. However I disagree that you need to be a…
Digital pictures | Electronics | Equipment | FAQ | Journal | Photography | Technology | VideoRepairing PTZ IP camera
ByGarfOur Floureon pan tilt and zoom external IP camera has shipped a bit of water. It lives on the south west corner of the building and gets battered by the strong south westerly prevailing winds we have here. So I took it off the wall this morning and dismantled it on my work bench. General…
