Fifty shades of shed
This little project was intended to capture colour-cycling RGB lighting. One of these days I must get around to doing it again and making a rather better job of it.
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From Portsdown Hill in Infrared
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West Quay Southampton
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The Ark, Basingstoke
Today I had to visit the Postgraduate Department at the Ark, an educational facility at Basingstoke Hospital. Thought I’d take a few snaps while I was there.
Upgrade to 64 bit Goosebuntu (9.04 & 9.10)(Jaunty & Karmic)
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Update: Raspberry π4 8GB for Zoneminder part 2
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