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great blue heron

Bicycling, Photography and Programming

  • Three SSDs? Or One?

    So I was thinking about how fast the write speed for a striped set of OCZ Vertex Turbos would be: between 300-435 MB/s. That’s simply awesome. However, there are some drawbacks to my plan: 1) assuming onboard RAID0 will be sufficient 2) onboard RAID0 won’t have TRIM support 3) extra effort and cost of three…

    jedreynolds

    March 25, 2010
    computing
  • Favorite Avatar Maker

    This is pretty fun: http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=9962

    jedreynolds

    March 25, 2010
    computing
  • Are Two SSDs Worth It?

    I was just pricing out components for a Windows 7 system for a Photoshop user. My idea was to have two SSD drives, one for the boot drive, a second for ssd for photoshop scratch, and a 1TB drive for finished work. A Core i5 system with 8GB ram seems to price out at $2000,…

    jedreynolds

    March 21, 2010
    computing, Windows
    photoshop, SSD, workstation
  • Diffed and Merged…and Ported

    “Hard at it,” is how you’d describe me these days. I’ve really learned a lot about programming C# in the last three weeks. There’s some stuff I like, even. I’m still, rather instinctively, feeling hesitant to praise Microsoft for anything…but it’s melting. Consider this latest Tools episode from The Commandline podcast. Thomas Gideon describes a…

    jedreynolds

    March 19, 2010
    business, computing, F/LOSS, Programming, Windows
  • Good weekend rides

    Going up Ferndale road has been quite nice. It was fun to see the Saturday packs of riders. Where were all the Sunday riders? Duh: church? Looking forward to corned beef tonight!

    jedreynolds

    March 14, 2010
    Photos
  • Foundation Bolt, 2010-01-26

    So after listening to that podcast about digital color, I’m not so concerned (in fact, I can happily prefer) to use somewhat over-exposed images. It’s much easier to darken and add contrast than it is to safely reduce contrast. Unless you actually blur the picture and add more artificially gradated pixels, you cannot add color…

    jedreynolds

    March 13, 2010
    Photos, wallpaper
    asphalt, desktop background, desktop wallpaper
  • Twelve Mile Route on Saturday?

    This is a 12 mile route that I’ve wanted to try. Maybe I’ll try this on Saturday.

    jedreynolds

    March 11, 2010
    Cycling
  • Keep a Chain Tool On Hand!

    This morning as I was on may way to to the store before work, I got to Conneticut and Northwest and .(This being my lucky corner) my chain failed. This is only 2-3 blocks from my house, so like the time it was 18F outside when my freehub died at the same intersection, I was…

    jedreynolds

    March 11, 2010
    Cycling, Photos
    bicycle commuting
  • That Much Closer to Jacking In

    I heard these articles mentioned on The Commandline podcast: A wearable brain computer interface. And for only 9000E, you can type by thinking. I would have thought that this technology would have made it on the scene a long time ago. It’s very much something that would mesh will well with wearable computers. Just need…

    jedreynolds

    March 9, 2010
    computing, Photos
    hci, human computer interface, matrix, thought directed computer
  • Moon, 2010-03-04

    I’m impressed that even though I was so lazy as to not hang a sandbag from my tripod, it was as sharp as it is. Print version.

    jedreynolds

    March 4, 2010
    Photos, wallpaper
    desktop background, desktop wallpaper, moon
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