Category: Tech Research
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WordPress 4.9.6, GDPR, & Mozilla
WordPress 4.9.6 & GDPR Full article: https://wordpress.org/news/2018/05/wordpress-4-9-6-privacy-and-maintenance-release/ WordPress’s stance: “We’re committed to supporting site owners around the world in their work to comply with this important law. As part of that effort, we’ve added a number of new privacy features in this release.”
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Podcasting Presentation (ver.2)
“Podcasting.” It is most often misused in academia as an assignment, whereby a student just records an audio file. An .mp3 does not make a Podcast. This presentation goes over the process of getting started in podcasting, mobile production, and looking at podcasting as the verb that it is; a process by which someone creates…
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Reclaiming A Domain of One’s Own?
Reclaim Hosting looks to be a simple and affordable solution for anyone looking to migrate a WordPress site to their own host before that graduation day rolls around. At the starting price of $30, Reclaim Hosting it is also the backbone to the Domain of Ones Own project. Geared to universities, students, graduates, or even…
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Researching Alternatives to 123D Design
As of April 2017, Autodesk discontinued 123D Designer. So…researching laternatives and next up Autodesk Fusion 360 + Print Studio has potential. Available for a free license to enthusiasts and hobbyists, and a 3 year licenses are free to students. Also discovered that Autodesk has been working on an opensource SLA printer called project “Ember”
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Alternative AV Presentation (Covid-19 Updated)
[Updated for 2020] For my full write up of equipment and tactics for the at home educator because of covid-19, see this previous post. Link to the slide deck can be found here.
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360 Videography (giF)
360 video/photography is interesting to say the least. For video, anytime you see a spherical video it will have been typically be done using multiple cameras. This is due to the fact that there really isn’t a (real) lens that has a full 360* field of view (fov). There are lenses that can come close,…
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Salish Sea-worthy SKX007
I love a good tool watch. Something that literally can be worn for anything, go anywhere, and be anything. For this project, I wanted to take what I learned from building the Bellingham Bay, but go a little more simple and practical. Enter the Seiko skx007 and its workhorse 7S26 movement. The watch is an icon for…
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