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I haven’t been posting pictures lately, because the ocean has been looking the same: hazy… We’ve been having somewhat lousy weather lately – cold, clouds, haze – so the ocean hasn’t been particularly attractive from the house. Today, however, I have two posts of images and movies I took yesterday. The first set is from . . . → Read More: May 29, 2011 Redondo Beach On Sunday, we went to explore Ruby Street Park and the nearby paths to the beaches. I put a few pictures and a movie of the surf on my Flikr page. The first of my hopefully daily picture posts. This was taken from my front deck via an iPad 2. I’ve created a new category in which I will post pictures of the ocean. I will try to take a picture every day and post it here. If I could find a way to not have these pictures all show up on the front page, I would, but I don’t see an obvious way in . . . → Read More: New category: Ocean Views Now that we have released a maintenance update to our third software release and are closing in on our fourth release (likely this Summer), I’ll comment on how our development has changed and how we focus on what to develop and when. At the start of 2007, the HIPerWall software primarily consisted of two programs: . . . → Read More: Hiperwall Features and Software Development |
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