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We had a visitor last night. The chunky boy was in there for over 10min, I sped that part up because it makes a boring video.

It's my Canon RF100-400mm F5.6-8 IS USM. It's my longest lens and the most money that I have ever spent on a lens.

My best lens is still my EF 70-200 f4, and I probably could have added an RF 2x teleconverter and had a sharper lens kit at …

Not the ideal conditions for this lens, but it was a great day to make a snack and to Point Pleasant park.

There are a few that I liked, and most of them are at 400mm.

It's definitely not the sharpest lens, and the autofocus motors had a hard time …

But VS Code is practical.

I am running Debian on my Framework laptop for 6 months, it's a trip. So many "normal" things are just a haul. Maybe if I went with Ubuntu I would have a "better" time, I already tried Linux Mint. As it is, I would like …

I will be closing the curtains and pretending that it hasn't snowed yet. So I did a Quordle, and I think I figured out the formatting, so I will post some more.

BTW, I still share my wordles on twitter too, but hey, why not. I actualy like that it …

I know it snowed a couple days ago, and PEI got 20cm last night, but the flowers are popping out, so that means to me that Spring is here and you can't tell me different.

EDIT:

This project has developed A LOT in the last 11 months (where does the time go). If you are interested in using it, the repository is here - git.jeffmackinnon.com.

Something that I am enjoying learning is git, it is an amazing piece of software, but it is confusing …

It's F10.

F12 is the BIOS menu, but I can't figure out how to change the order there.

Introducing a new category called notes 100% inspired by this site.

To get wifi working with LDME 5 "elsie" on my Framework laptop with the new Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX210 vPro card, I had to do some searching, and the only site that put me in the right direction was …

I was at Costco earlier this week and picked up a couple packages of ribs, one for the freezer and this one.

I really enjoy making ribs on the Kamado Joe, they are very forgiving, don't take too long (6h max) and are yummy.

For the seasoning I always have …