The idea of a business is to produce profit. Where this profit comes from, doesn’t matter to some companies. Especially IT and technology companies, certain companies seem to think that if they can’t produce a better effort at making something, then they should just copy their competitors product. Most of all it shows terrible plagerism …
Author archives: Moses Hoyt
Hello all
Have been relatively busy at the moment with my birthday and such… Got some nice Pentax lenses for my EOS 350d. You’re thinking EOS 350d, that’s Canon and Pentax lenses how do they work… well its called an adaptor, from M42 (old Pentax/Practika) to EF mount. It effectively allows me to use older lenses, which …
Various
Well I haven’t reall posted much for a while, so there’s a few things to check out… 1stly, the 17″ MacBook Pro is here which is very nice, if not a little pricy and slightly big for my liking (still waiting for a 12″ model you see). I’ve been having some wierd ass problemos with …
Stuff…
Having a @!?% of a lot of spam currently, so finally got round to getting this Askimet or Akismet or whatever the hell its called spam thingy installed and working, and believe me, this API thing you need is not the most obvious thing to find, you need to open a wordpress.com account just to …
Boot Camp eh?
I returned from a short holiday to find an unexpected release from Apple – Boot Camp. Following on with the ‘making Windows run on an Intel Mac’ thing, Apple decided to join in and make its own program to do this. Having probably been in the works since Apple decided to use Intel, which is …
Just slightly Annoyed….
Just found out that the Aperture 1.1 update which included Universal Binary support has now had its release pushed back to April!!!! Hopefully it will be right at the start of April as I really can’t be bothered waiting any more, thinking that it was originally March. Finally the school holidays have arrived, so I …
A Quick Trip Away
Went for a long weekend holiday/school trip to Geneva (in Switzerland for those who don’t know where it is) to see the partical accelerator at CERN (Centre European Research Nuclear). Gave me a great chance to really try out my EOS 350D, see what it can do and realise why it was worth the £500 …