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24SEP08
Still too lazy to update my basic blog...
Off you go, read another blog;
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APRIL 2009 BLOG UPDATES:
Posts added:
Posts updated:
Others:
- playlist.com music player widget repositioned.
- All photos will be bit by bit replaced with ones with less discreet Creative Commons marks.
- Blog return back to open/public status since nothing I/I'll write about can be considered private, yee boring old Jono.
Possible upcoming blog posts:
- "Strange-trend-capacities-doubling" post to be updated.
- Links widget to be added.
- VILinks box widget to be added.
- My political standing post.
- 'The death of my boots.'
- Organic kitchen garden patch 'work-in-progress. (cross-post with The Kitchen)
Maybe in the future I might type something half resembling interesting.
Last updated: 28APR09
I think I fried my battery and at least I hope it's only the battery, and not anything between the DC plug and the battery connection. Tried charging by USB instead of my AC charger, nothing.
I've got two 3600mAh internal batteries on the way, including a battery charging cradle should arrive next week.
Fingers are crossed
Anyways here's my new 2GB Sandisk SD card for my current Canon Powershot A540 (new A570IS on the way). Sweet except that this Compaq laptop's built-in card reader wouldn't recognise this Sandisk SD card at all, all my other SD/MMC cards work in the card reader.
Then don't know what happened, my camera image numbering got reset and it's screwing with my folder organisation, so I'm sitting on the continuous shooting drive mode to work it up to something like IMG_5600 from IMG_0001. I have ~7,200 pictures in my "Photo Box" but one 1GB card got misnumbered back then so I lost a few hundreds of numbers then as well.
Right now using my USB plug in card reader to download photos.
Starch OD.
Original packaging recommendations are:
- Heavy: 3 scoops per 5 cups (1250ml) water
- Medium: 2 scoops per 5 cups water
- Light: 1 scoop per cups water
... Application is by dipping the clothing article into premixed starch solution and left to air dry.
I instead premix 3 scoops in 500ml of water into a spray bottle, and in the course of an afternoon 'laminated' the shirt with layer and layer of starch fluid. Hung to sun dry over two days.
CRISP...
Suck on that spray-on starch cans.
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