This helps explain why days seem shorter as we age, the Earth is spinning faster due to the conservation of angular momentum. The days are literally shorter.

That infernal + C when doing differentials got me often. So simple, integral even.

Only in non-Euclidean geometry.

If your VPS’ S3 supports tokenized urls for object management, I’ve considered setting up a homebrew Dropbox-like solution using rsync and cron.

Which side did it land on?

Aladeen.

I couldn’t paste the whole text in a single comment so here it’s on a pastebin: https://pastebin.com/nnhVS0DP

It’s not my favorite knickknack in the house, but it is a solid number 2.

Evil DMs keep two color-identical D4s, one with numbers up and an evil one with numbers down, and they’re the only D4s allowed on the table. When directed to roll a 1D4, it’s drawn blind and rolled. The hopeful see what they want before their faces give way to crestfall.

I’ll just check real quick first if clicking the first link in Wikipedia articles really does eventually lead to Philosphy.

A fight to your death it is, then.

The triangular shape naturally draws our eyes to the pinnacle. Bottom-numbered D4 are evil and should be banned.

However you go about it, keep it simple. If it’s complicated or a chore to do, compliance will likely fall off and you might not maintain it.

I do the YMD thing with folders, but fail to do the text file; it’s not a deal killer for me, but there are times we have to figure out what on earth we were doing. We can get a lot of contextual clues from the photos themselves. Depending on what you’re shooting, establishing shots can be really helpful.

Folders get YYYY-MM-DD, files get whatever they get. A simple text.txt file get placed in each folder describing the photos of that day.

NEVER look at the demon in the corner…

You mean Phil? He’s been helping me arrange the room

You can hook all of it up and do receive only while you are preparing for your exam. Once you get your license enjoy the fruits of your labor!

Getting setup, turned on, and receiving is 70% of the work.

Basically amateur/ham radio.

It’s a Neutron Cat.

One of the best no-noise locations I ever did was in a fully powered-down sailboat in the southern lagoon at Fort Jefferson, Dry Tortugas. Leaky consumer electronics are the worst.

To contrast, I managed to work Indonesia from Alamogordo NM despite being in a residential neighborhood, HVAC capacitors and foreign over-the-horizon-radar (OTHR) be damned. Taught me a lot about being patient and picking out transmissions in the noise.

And 10m Amateur Techs!

Awesome friend! Message me when you get your Tech :)

Awesome! Easiest way: https://www.arrl.org/find-a-club