Another attempt at recording some Perseids
More meteors, more video processing.
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More meteors, more video processing.
I’ll spend my money on mangoes if I want to, thanks.
Maybe that should say buggered instead.
A Windows bug, and not a new bug at that.
I went along and ate some prawns.
Microsoft, meet Microsoft.
Are you not meant to use the desktop these days?
It works better with RAM.
If only there was another dimension so that I have some new ways to point my phone.
What do you mean, it’s intentionally like that?
Giving users a bit of control is now passé.
Yes, sometimes I look at my phone when I should be sleeping.
Or how to do a basic bit of testing.
In this case I prefer version zero.
I don’t like glitches.
Some protocols are nicer than others.
Everyone else blogs about their releases, so why shouldn’t I?
A pounds-and-pence biscuit, as it turns out.
DXGI stands for DirectX Graphics Infrastructure, if you were wondering.
Better late than never.
And at the largest moon in the solar system, as it turns out.
With a touch of colour.
Everything seems to be working, so all must be okay?
It’s okay, it came with AI stuff too.
Some photos from a short trip to Athens, Delphi and Arachova.
Maybe I should start putting the Windows SDK in a Git repo.
Or are they departures? Or perhaps it’s train propinquity?
Another badly tested UI update.
Luckily, there was an easy fix via the domain registry.
If you’re going to change your UI every month, the least you can do is make sure it works.
Sometimes it does what you want.
It’s a waste of energy, as it turns out.
Change isn’t inherently bad. But I don’t things I interact with every day to suddenly become bugged.
It looks like inflation is 176% in Adobe land.
Some things you have to work out yourself.
Great brightness can be fraught with problems, as it turns out.
Aladdin says no DirectStorage for me. Luckily, I have the final say.
Carrying around too much weight gets annoying after a while.
A little bit of knowledge can be dangerous.
Some photos from a recent trip.
And, I like to look closely.
The answer isn’t always straightforward, as it turns out.
A bit of attention to detail wouldn’t hurt, either.
Unique things should be, erm, unique.
No, Sony, I don’t like my TV picture squished, stretched and cropped at the same time.
Error 0xC1900101-0x40017, you say?
No, I don’t like infinitely recursive loops.
I gave the blog a face lift. And made it static. Happy Halloween?
I’m happier when I can copy and paste one-time passwords.
It won’t be a surprise that I noticed a new annoyance with the Windows 11 File Explorer.