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Continue reading →: Editing Markdown for GitHub
We are using Git’s version of Markdown for most of our documents. A big advantage over a regular Word file is that this is easy to diff and edit and manage. But while the syntax is nice, it certainly isn’t WYSIWYG. It would be nice to find something that is…
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Continue reading →: iMovie 10.0 and Network Drives
The latest iMovie appears to hate NAS drives. It looks like Apple is now checking to make sure this is a true Apple file system (why???!). In any case, if you want to use a NAS or something else, you have to hack through this workaround: 1. Create a custom…
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Continue reading →: Private Internet Access – Unblock email
This is a terrific VPN. It costs $39 per year and it works on iOS and Macs perfectly. Seems extremely fast as well. Their own application seems a bit buggy, but the Tunnelblick which is an open source VPN works great. You do have to download the beta to get…
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Continue reading →: It's raining amazing compact cameras
The Sony RX-100 seems to have started a trend. Amazingly high quality 1″ sensors. Now the Mark III has an EVF and a much faster lense, but others are catching up: Lumix LX8. Rumors about a 1 inch sensor compact and fixed lens Panasonic LX8 camera are floating around the…
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Continue reading →: High Power Binoculars
The 8×32 Leica’s really are magnificent. They are tiny and easy to carry on a day hike. The 8×26 Vortex are perfect for taking to the Opera or for ultralight backpacking. But what if you really want to see what is happening during a sailing regatta. The traditional method is…
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Continue reading →: Waterproof Compact Cameras: Lumis TS-5
Yes you can get a massive case for your dSLR, but if you are camping and hiking, the Sony RX100 Mark III sure makes a lot of sense. It is tiny, but has a 1″ sensor and amazing 24-70 F/1.8-2.8 lens. But what if you are looking to spend time…
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Continue reading →: Real Usage: Canon 5D2 and 100-400 plus Leica 8×32 and Vortex 8×26
OK, just spent eight days watching some incredible regatta and racing. Here are notes on real world use of equipment: 1. Trusty old Canon 5D2 and 100-400 F/4-F/5.6. This is an old lens now, but if you use if properly, you definitely get good results. Shooting boats a mile or…
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Continue reading →: XBMC Gotham and MythTV…wow!
After two years of trying to make things work, things have come together, but XBMC does connect to MythTV properly. And it can see the MythTV recordings and even works for its recording and tags them. MythTV also works basically well with an ip-based HD Home Run Prime. The main…
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Continue reading →: Wireless uplink for Unifi AP
This used to work, but suddenly it broke. Here are some tips and tricks, the main thing is that you can’t uplink from a Unifi Enterprise Pro to a regular Unifi anymore (as of 2.3.6) and you need to be set to HT20 (20MHz channels in 2.4Ghz) for this to…
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Continue reading →: Camera News
Well, here are some of the cool facts for this week. It is literally raining amazing cameras as everyone is making the transition to 4K and the low end gets better, so here are the cameras to drool over: Sony RX-100 Mark III. For $800, this has got to be…






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