crazybutable
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@ That works for children as well as cats.
about 11 hours ago
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in reply to siliconchef
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Cess (unit of time): Elapsed time between the thought "I should style this in CSS" and the thought "WHY is this so ****ing HARD?"
about 12 hours ago
via web
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If you're 75% sure of each link in your chain of reasoning, and your chain has 3 links, you're probably wrong.
about 11 hours ago
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@ Here you go:
about 11 hours ago
via web
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Step one: google "eclipse viewing film". Step two: google "eclipse viewing film -twilight".
9:28 PM May 30th
via web
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@ maybe the difference is phase related and requires a stereo recording
9:25 PM May 30th
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in reply to marcoarment
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@ @ they had a podcast of the full Steve Jobs video a few years ago
9:23 PM May 30th
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in reply to siracusa
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@ on the other hand, it blocks visible light really effectively, AND it passes infrared - makes a great infrared filter for a camera
9:22 PM May 30th
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in reply to CanSpice
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@ you are welcome. (Slide film is made to pass infrared really efficiently, which is why it's a bad idea for solar viewing...->
9:21 PM May 30th
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in reply to CanSpice
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@ to expose the film, just pull it out of the canister in sunlight and wind it back on the spool
12:42 PM May 30th
via web
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@ to have them develop it, explain what you want and ask for 1-2 stops overdevelopment
12:42 PM May 30th
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@ alright, if you want to anyway, call up a camera store, ask for some ilford FP4 black and white film, then go to these guys ->
12:41 PM May 30th
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@ hmmm NASA says B&W film is safe though...
12:38 PM May 30th
via web
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@ you is the infrared and UV, there's no way to tell how safe it is without specialized equipment
12:35 PM May 30th
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@ you know what, I take that back, how safe the B&W films is depends heavily on development and film type, and since what harms ->
12:35 PM May 30th
via web
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@ "At least I got THAT over with" -- thats the best part
12:24 PM May 30th
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in reply to Sargent
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@ And do not use your B&W film glasses with telescopes or binoculars! Naked eye viewing only!
12:22 PM May 30th
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in reply to CanSpice
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@ Do not use regular film OR slide film for your solar viewing glasses! Use double-thickness fully exposed and developed B&W film.
12:18 PM May 30th
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in reply to CanSpice
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@ are you doing research into sleep deprivation? Because that would be awesome or impossible depending on how you look at it
3:39 PM May 29th
via Twitter for Android
in reply to Sargent
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Scanned Kodachrome is amazing. There is nothing else like it in the world and it's all I want to shoot right now.
8:46 PM May 28th
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- Name John Wilson
- Location Minneapolis
- Web http://www.crazyb...
- Bio Big electronics nerd. Photographer. Still learning Drupal 7. Noted Luann expert. Designer of the Stella Amp, a battery powered guitar amplifer.
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