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wrsthey pace_t_zulu, i've been out taking pictures of the moon00:29
cyberangerwrst: why were you doing that?00:40
wrstcyberanger: trying the ol' camera out and seeing if i could, not as easy of a task as you would think00:40
wrstcyberanger: http://204.116.127.107/moon.png00:42
wrstcyberanger: also trying to figure out how to really take pictures as far as iso settings etc etc00:43
cyberangerwrst: man your connection is slow to upload01:22
cyberangerassuming that ip is your connection01:22
cyberanger& one reason I'm still a fan of 35mm is it's a extremely good quality for a very simple usage01:23
cyberangerunfortunately, I don't take enough photos to justify cost, so I'll use digicams too01:24
cyberangergood shot, even better moon01:24
cyberangerclouds here (or smog, the verdict is out)01:25
wrstcyberanger:  thats with a canon eos rebel 1000D01:44
wrstyes its very slow 256 upload, but i'm just really figuring out DSLR stuff a lot more to do than with a point and click01:45
wrstoh cyberanger probably took me 20 minutes to get that picture, i should have read up on how to get night shots01:49
cyberanger256k, your sure it isn't 128k, I had 128k & that photo seemed worse than my setup (but nobody seems to go lower than 128k for dsl)01:50
cyberanger768k down, 128k up01:51
cyberangeras for night shots, yes, those are fun, sky shots at dawn & dusk are a real trick though01:51
wrst1.5down 256 up for me01:53
wrstyeah i may start trying on some of them havin g agood camera is a lot of fun01:54
cyberangerreally, hrm02:04
cyberangeridk, the speed just felt like 128k, & wget had the numbers about there too (the numbers flucuated enough where it had to be higher, but didn't get too close to 256k)02:05
cyberangerlatency I guess explains it02:05
wrstwell i also had network activity going on here taking up bandwidth the wife was farming or some such junk on facebook02:06
cyberanger& you might be further out from the central office, thus the latency, perhaps over older lines (increasing dropped & retransmitted packets)02:10
cyberangerwho knows, there is a ton of possibilities, it works, that's what counts02:10
wrstwell its slow02:11
wrstwish i had a better connection02:11
cyberangerbtw, I'd install an adblocker or content filter, facebook & farmville can be privacy invasive & addictive, a bad combo02:11
wrstoh gosh yes don't get me started she's using firefox on her mac should probably do that02:13
cyberangeror you could definately do that with your router02:14
cyberangeror her hosts file02:15
cyberangerI've setup my own content blocker here for facebook using apache, squid & bind (removed it too, since it was to prove a point to someone here that just cause a content filter allows you to access a site doesn't mean I (the admin) don't know it was accessed)02:17
wrstha ha02:40
wrsti've tried some content filtering with my router with little success02:41
cyberangerwhat have you tried & who was your target02:50
cyberanger(I know your target wasn't me, cause I would have had two tabs open, one blocked, one not in a screenshot, timestamped & captioned "EPIC FAIL" waiting in your inbox ;-))02:52
wrstoh just tried a general blocking sites and that didn't work with dd-wrt so thats been about it02:53
cyberangerheh, opendns is better than that (& all that takes is another dns service, modifing the hosts file, or using a proxy, the proxy one being the best in that administrator permissions arn't needed for a normal setup)03:01
cyberangerwhat site?03:01
wrstyeah cyberanger i use opendns now i was just trying to stop some site like myspace or facebook just to see if i could through the router13:23
jfenn2199morning all17:03
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