carbolite103

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Explore Peter Gabriel's 'In Your Eyes' Track by Track(nyu.edu)
2 points by carbolite103 8y ago|0 comments
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by carbolite103 8y ago
I've shot numerous rolls of 120 through my Hawkeye, spooling onto a 620 reel. While the image quality leaves something to be desired the camera itself is beautifully designed and so dirt simple that you never have to worry about anythi
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by carbolite103 8y ago
I have a single-core model from 2003 that I pulled from a trash heap. I still use it for scanning film and anything else that Adobe CS2 can handle. I also have a OS X tiger partition to run classic applications on. Great computer/space
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by carbolite103 8y ago
As far as 35mm systems it's pretty much just Leica and Nikon at the moment, though I would imagine that Nikon is close to discontinuing their F6 flagship soon. Thankfully many 35mm cameras from the 70s and 80s are engineering masterpie
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by carbolite103 8y ago
I might start with 'The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine-Flake Streamline Baby' which is a collection of his essays. The first chapter of 'The Right Stuff' is worth reading by itself. The rest of the book is fascinating but drags
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by carbolite103 9y ago
I bought my X220 from a friend for a hundred bucks thinking it'd be a fun toy to install Linux on, but it has become my daily driver. My only gripe is the flimsyness of the plastic just above the ExpressCard slot.
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Approximate a Circle with Cubic Bézier Curves(spencermortensen.com)
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by carbolite103 9y ago
This is very nice! I've been using cmus as of late as I can keep it open in a terminal tab while I'm working, but I will certainly try this out.
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by carbolite103 9y ago
I feel like there's certainly room to grow as far as input devices for Indian scripts. I learnt to type Devanagari on the InScript keyboard, though I have mixed feelings about it. On the one hand it is laid out logically with voiced an
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The New Wave of Indian Type(design.google)
354 points by carbolite103 9y ago|182 comments