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A Tale of Many Fans - My home networkINFINITY - Brute-force cooling gone wrong INFINITY2 - Elegance in black and gold INFINITY3 - Raw Xeon horsepower INFINITY4 - Water-cooling and many blue lights |
Weblog - Computers, hobbies, passions, and complaints(Weblog currently on extended hiatus) |
Airsoft BB GunsGas-powered replica military firearms |
Space ModellingFor the rare occasions when I have enough free time |
Digital ArtWhy I have two CPUs in my PCs |
Gordon Thomas - On Navigation at SeaA series of monographs written by my father Perpetually under construction. |
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Technical Notes Pioneer DRM-5004X Resources - Information and software for Pioneer's 500 disk CD library Sky+ 160 hard disk upgrade - adding capacity to Sky's ugly duckling PVR |
FictionVarious themes... page currently under construction |
Experiences of shopping with online retailersMostly griping, but credit in the occasional places where credit is due |
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epicycle.org.uk"Epicycles" are the fiction dreamed up by pre-Copernican astronomers to permit them to discount the evidence of their own eyes - the observed motion of the nearby planets is clearly at odds with anything other than a heliocentric view of the universe, but until the 17th century these complex, almost coiled orbits were the only thing that could keep the earth in its rightful place at the centre of the solar system. For more information, try these two pages, part of the University of Tennessee's online syllabus for their Astronomy 161 course, or this wonderful little Java applet at The University of Syracuse Department of Physics.
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