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Hooray, the hampsters have opened the gate!
Posted Oct 20, 2019
I've been missing the old place and trying, off and on, to reset my password over several weeks. Today, it finally worked. Where does one go to find conversations around here these days?
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Latest reply: Oct 20, 2019
Spamigation!
Posted Jul 9, 2018
So, I'm back here because of a mysterious e-mail sent by Noesis that I had a new private message from someone who wanted to tell me about his private webcam sessions.
I logged in to see whether h2g2 now has PMs. It does not. How odd!
But I'll take it as a sign that I'm meant to come back over here via the Dirk Gently method of navigation...
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Latest reply: Jul 9, 2018
Preservation, not laziness!
Posted Apr 19, 2017
Greetings, fellow Researchers!
I'm bouncing around Europe again, now working on a PhD in Digital History and Heritage in Luxembourg. So now I have a great excuse not to update my woefully outdated Space, it's now a digital conservation area...
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Latest reply: Apr 19, 2017
Note to self: buy more hamster food
Posted Mar 21, 2016
The hamsters seem to have eaten my login again, but thanks to the concerted efforts of Milla and PC, I have returned. 
So now the question is: what do I work on first? Entries, illustrations, or dare I say it, smileys?
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Latest reply: Mar 21, 2016
For science and old times' sake!
Posted Sep 10, 2015
Well, then. It seems to have been a while, again. I seem to have lost touch with many friends and old haunts over the course of a very chaotic first year as a research fellow 
But now, I've somehow been talked into competing in a medieval-themed science slam this very weekend, no props allowed. And that sent me running back here, because after all, here is where I learned to write popular science with no pictures. 
I'm going to be talking about how different methods of surveying/object acquisition work - LiDAR, laser scanning, photogrammetry - using different angels as stand-ins for high-tech gadgets, because I quite literally need a deus ex machina for this to work! 
So hello, just passing through 
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Latest reply: Sep 10, 2015
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