Astronomy, and Computer Technology
The sky was still not ideal, with a Full Moon. And with Mars almost due above, I had difficulty manually nudging the telescope. The focus wasn’t quite right. Despite all this, one set of my Mars videos was passable.
Read MoreThe Mars opposition is days away, and though I have been watching the planet night and morning, this was may first take at it in over two years.
Read MoreWhat is Google’s importance to website traffic? Based on my #blog experience, it is the only importance. Google drives most of my traffic.
Read MoreThis article explains how I created the Digital Ocean droplet that hosts my Ghost blog, part of the series on how I set up my personal blog.
Read MoreI wanted to set up security cameras to watch my driveway. In this article I explain my approach, which involves leveraging the existing lights.
Read MoreI photographed the eclipse this morning 4 a.m. I used my iPhone 14 Pro with “Night mode” for the final image, through 127mm Mak-Cass telescope.
Read MoreI really like Windows 11. But the Widgets “interests” feature annoys me. I tried several ways to turn it off. Is there a way?
Read MoreIt took weeks trying for the right chance, but I finally was able to decently photograph Jupiter and its Great Red Spot this year.
Read MoreAfter Jupiter opposition this year, I started using my MacBook as a camera screen extension. In this article, I show results from over a week.
Read MoreI decided to end my home Linux experiment. Here I explain my original drivers and my final decision to shelve Linux indefinitely.
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