Saturday, January 30, 2016
using tablet cycles
Two computers again! w00t. I have two computers chugging SETI@home data. Finally fired up BOINC on the Android and attached to the SETI project.
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- sorted photos
- updated calendar again
- only three phases
- sent SFM files
- removed harness
- ETX has a pigtail
- using tablet cycles
- way better
- cleaned leaks
- remote opening
- analysing on Android
- more than we can see
- did it with white
- tested point source
- ETX 90 on external power
- updated the SP-C8 page
- built GoToStar list
- applied new stickers
- that was easy
- found weird entries
- looking for ripples
- recharge time
- shared USB-serial adapter info
- listened in
- customised the Caldwell list
- changed the Moon
- updated gallery
- Blue Origin made history again
- OneWorld going south
- string to desk
- everything
- tuned up netbook
- heard it was fake
- learned even more
- learned ST3 keywords
- installed counter lighting
- screwed dowels
- completed custom coupler
- thin clouds (Bradford)
- already found a design!
- no planets (Bradford)
- installed 2 more strings
- mounted resistor
- two cart repairs
- early start tomorrow
- tuned up seat
- trended attendance
- attended long meeting
- the mantle
- installed 2 strings
- new mount arrived
- designed wiring harness
- spotted Moon and Aldebaran (Bradford)
- tested cable extension
- joy doubled
- helped Rod with TS6
- so close!
- don't need this
- broke a leg
- SFN site back
- watch launch of Jason-3
- heard from WIM developer
- glaring
- booked for April TSTM
- found July 4 notes
- Binary Universe: Where Is M13?
- exoplanets in reach of amateurs
- calculated Lunar X for 2016
- reaching opposition
- ground control
- more NOCO models
- delivered anti-dew presentation
- discussed the near year
- booked for Mar TSTM
- postcards from the Antarctic
- db guru
- checked Ottawa meetings
- fueling first stage
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