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Digital pictures | General | Hong Kong | Journal | Photography | Technology | TravelogueHong Kong Museum
ByGarfBack in Hong Kong for a few days. Today we’re in Kowloon visiting the Hong Kong Museum. I must be getting old because I remember seeing a lot of this stuff for sale in Woolworth’s when I was kid
Reintroducing Storks to Britain
ByGarfFollowing on from my post about Szofi and Macus, seems people all over Europe are cheering for them. They’ve become storky superstars! 🙂 Meantime back here in old Blighty, storks’ 360,000 year archaeological relationship with Britain came to an end several centuries ago, when it seems they were hunted to extinction. However, there currently three sites…
Walking back to Pécs through the snow
ByGarfWalking back to Pécs through the snow. Today, even the rougher prts of town have a strange beauty, now they’re covered with snow.
FAQ | Journal | Linux | TechnologyHostile server blocking – eliminate ads and other nasties, free
ByGarfIf like me, you are tired of having your screen cluttered full of stupid ads, and the general enshittification of the Internet by commercial interests, then you may wish to try /etc/hosts file “hostile server blocking”. It’s free and no additional software is needed. This is because your /etc/hosts file part of your computer’s TCP/IP…
Lens repair – Tamron 14mm-150mm
ByGarfI’m ashamed to admit that I managed to drop my camera c/w my favourite 14mm-150mm Tamron super-zoom lens yesterday. I failed to secure the camera correctly to the tripod and it fell crashing to the ground, lens-first. Fortunately the camera, a tiny µ4/3 Lumix DMC-GX7, seemed unharmed. Even more fortunate, I generally I use those…
General | Hungary | Journal | TravelogueTraubisoda
ByGarfTraubi or traubisoda is a brand of soft drink flavoured with grape juice. It is produced in Hungary, Austria and Croatia. Before 1995, in Hungary, it was made by a factory called Traubi Hungaria located in the village of Balatonvilágos. The company produces the drink from a special type of Hungarian grapes, called saszla. The…
