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ByGarf“The world doesn’t need lots of different operating systems” seems to be the prevailing wisdom of the moment. But I would question that. Why? Do we also need only one type of car, or one type of television? OK there are those who say the world would be a better place without either. But would…
Southampton Common Balloon Festival
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ByGarfJust occasionally one stumbles across a small but very annoying problem, that takes ages to hunt down a fix. However, when you do stumble across the solution, you find it was just one tiny mistake – that should never have been made in the first place. On our site http://www.garfnet.org.uk/coppermine we use a special Coppermine…
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Merry Christmas 2003
ByGarfA goose is for life, not just for Christmas, 2003 card. Photo taken on the Cemetery Lake, Southampton Common.
