Merry Christmas 2009
Christmas card 2009.
“Ebenezer Goose does his Christmas Shopping”
Earlier Christmas cards:-
https://garfnet.org.uk/cms/category/christmas-cards
Mr.Goose’s infamous Webfooted Weblog:-
http://garfnet.org.uk/mrgoose
Earlier Christmas cards:-
https://garfnet.org.uk/cms/category/christmas-cards
Mr.Goose’s infamous Webfooted Weblog:-
http://garfnet.org.uk/mrgoose
I really like my Ulefone 3w ruggedised smartphone. But it is a bit of a “paving slab” to hold in one’s hand. Which makes it a tad awkward to use as a camera. So I looked around for a solution. i.e a well-made and solidly-built holder for my ruggedised smartphone, that would not break the…
The very first Garf Technology Christmas card, 1988 Hardly the prettiest card ever made, but it had a sort of simplistic purity. Well, that’s our excuse and we’re sticking to it! 🙂
Is AI, a serious threat to artists? Or yet more IT industry bullshit? I’ve been in the IT industry for many years. I still look back with some amusement at a teacher who told us, a class of 8-9 year olds, that computers were, “Modern labour-saving machines“. Having spent most of my working life either…
Seems the British Government has set up an open consultation on copyright and artificial intelligence. It aims to discuss with the public how artwork stored on cloud servers, or processed using cloud-based software should be treated with regard to being used to teach AI (artificial intelligence) machines. Essentially the Government offers three possible choices:- Do…
Nowadays, one reads a lot about open source equivalents of proprietary software. Often these are described as poor substitutes for the real thing. However, some open source apps are starting seriously to outperform their proprietary counterparts. Mozilla Firefox is a classic example of this phenomenon. GNUCash is another. GNUCash vs Microsoft Money I was a…
Jules Holland and UB40 performed on the Common this evening. So I wandered across to take a few snaps.