Darren Modzelewski heard the “click of death” on his external hard drive three weeks ago. Thus began a saga to save his dissertation. It ends well, thanks to DriveSavers, so read on!
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Tip – How Not to Lose Your S%$T
First in a series, inspired by the true story of a graduate student who is in the midst of recovering his dissertation from a dead hard drive. This three part series will help you make a bomb/fool proof plan to keep your stuff safe.
[Read more]Tip – Roundtrip your data in Flickr from Lightroom
You want people to do the right thing and cite your photos on the web. Unfortunately, getting your copyright information to ‘stick’ in photos is not as easy as it should be. With Lightroom 3 and Publish Services, this is becoming a whole lot better. First the bad news. Flickr converts all files to jpegs, period.
[Read more]Archaeology and Her Muses – The Photographic Gaze on Archaeology
The Photographic Gaze on Archaeology A Salon-Workshop with Dr. Michael Ashley Where: Archaeology Research Facility, 2251 College Building, UC Berkeley Campus, Room 101 When: March 29, 2011, 9am-12pm “My aim for this work is to suggest a framework for discussing vision in archaeology, specifically the vision of present viewers (archaeologists) and past viewers (our subjects).
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