You write a prompt, hit enter, and watch the console light up green. Code pours out. It feels like magic. Then you try to maintain the thing a week later, and you realize your shiny new AI agent just built a leaking bucket.
I've been using UFRaw, a GIMP plugin to work with the RAW shot of the moon. The images was quite under-exposed to start with, but still it gives me very many colours in the sky:
It uses dcraw that I talked about earlier. Do you have any experience with dcraw or utillities based on it you'd like to share? I'll spend some time learning this tool so that I can get better results than this redish sky.
At 13.42 today, the sun turned (Norwegian link) 
I'm planning to get more away from my computer with my camera, and I've been looking at solutions for emptying my CF-card onto a harddrive while travelling. My most probable choice is CompactDrive PD7X (which I'll buy here unless someone gives me a better offer), but I'm also looking at Archos AV420 that has too many features I don't need and the Epson P-2000 that has some great reviews, is an image browser as well and supports Canon's RAW format, but has more than twice the price-tag.
It's been waaay to long since my last post. I've uploaded a couple of images to my Photoblog gallery, but I've been to lazy to post them here. Sorry, this will be a batch of them all. Even worse, I've taken pictures I'd like to put here, but now they're all squezed into a disk I brought with me to Norway where I'm spending my Christmas vacation at my parents'.
Inspired by South Park, the organ pipes got this picture:
