Technology opinions and digital photography

  • Common Kestrel

    Common Kestrel

    Common Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus, Faucon crécerelle, Cernícalo común) Photographed in Parc National du Vexin Français in May 2011. Other photos of common kestrels on YLovePhoto, in February 2009.

  • Free fonts by the thousands

    Free fonts by the thousands

    You can’t have too many fonts for your computer. Or can you? Actually, I am trying to make sure that you will get much more than you can swallow here: tens of thousands of character fonts. Not only a bunch of them, but two sources of the nicest kind. FontPark is nothing less than a…

  • Free electron

    The other day, I was talking with Frank about exceptional software programmers able to influence notably a whole company by their own activity or impossibly better than the rest of the programming crowd. This person is the one you need to hire when you have an exceptional entrepreneurial project or the one you want to…

  • Zoom into the surface

    Just at the surface of a 3D fractal volume, happen very astonishing things. Surface detail from subBlue on Vimeo.

  • Bumblebee

    Bumblebee

    Bumblebee (Bombus pascuorum), bourdon des champs. Photograph shot in the Parc National du Vexin Français.

  • The ladybug and the sprinkles

    Ladybugs are little carnivorous insects and this one probably considered these sprinkles as a potential meal. But the result is really fun: YouTube link

  • Posters from Vexin Français

    You can purchase the prints, the posters, the cards of the the photographs published here.

  • Kermit, it’s the end

    You know that you’re a computer dinosaur when you discover that a computer program you started with is reaching its end-of-life after… 30 years. The Kermit Project is canceled, effective 1 July 2011. I think that I actually started using Kermit on a Vax 11/780 computer from Digital Equipment Corporation to exchange data between various…

  • School terror: A dinosaur rampage

    A superb dinosaur (which is actually a kind of big puppet) in a school where kids are over-joyed with terror. YouTube link I let you admire the fascinating work of the puppeteer.


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