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The Big Russian – my MTO 1000 mm catadioptric lens
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Lyme Regis Day Trip
ByGarfDrove the MX5 down to Lyme Regis in Dorset, and of course, took a few snaps.
Whatever happened to the Wagner Rebellion?
ByGarfLots of conspiracy theories abound. And there probably is a lot more to this story than meets the eye. However my own gut feeling (and it is just that): This was essentially a massive cock up. I’m reminded of Hanlon’s Razor:- Never ascribe to malice anything that can adequately be explained by stupidity… Russia managed…
About GarfNet Electronics Freebie Garf Technology General Journal Linux Radio Site Blog Technology Web ApplicationGarfNet Unit Converter applet
ByGarfSkip preamble and launch Units Converter applet Another GarfNet software project snatched from the grave, this is a complete rebuild of the original GarfNet Unit Converter. The main feature of the new GarfNet converter applet is that it is bi directional. Whatever “Quantity:” box you use, the conversion will automagically appear in the other box….
