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My tools

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on December 30, 2013

Two years ago I posted about the tech tools I use daily. Many I continue to find essential, others have fallen by the wayside. What follows is a […]

Posted in Digital life, Photography, Professional development, WordPress | Tagged "iPhone 4S", Adobe, Adobe Lightroom, audible, Chrome, Diigo, edmodo, facebook, flickr, FujiFilm, iPad, Just Cloud, Kindle, Lee filters, Lightroom, Macbook pro, Nikon D800, Sonos, SoundCloud, Spotify, tools, Twitter, Wordpress, X100s | 6 Comments

Your Daily Bread?

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on December 24, 2011

What online and tech tools do you use daily in your personal and professional life? Have they changed in the last two years? What has […]

Posted in Digital life, Featured, Popular culture | Tagged Chrome, delicious, Diigo, firefox, flickr, iPhone, ipod, Kindle, Lightroom, Macbook, Photomerchant, Wordpress | 11 Comments

Darcy Moore

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Starting Vol. 3 of 'In Search of Lost Time', The Guermantes Way. Pity I am back at work tomorrow...that tends to slow down my progress with #Proust ;) #reading pic.twitter.com/Lfwp…

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Added Eric Karpeles, Paintings in Proust: A Visual Companion to ‘In Search of Lost Time’ to my #ParisCollection darcymoore.net/paris… pic.twitter.com/nQEl…

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#Feedburner #RSS has serviced my blog without any need for maintenance or thought for well over a decade and it took me a while to work out how to even log into it today. I will be interested to hear what plans others make for their email subs readers @cogdog @Downes

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“…had a long argument with Hurley who wants to be able to make ‘composite’ pictures for his exhibition” CEW Bean Wrote this post 10 years ago & remembered it now I know @Peter_Fitz's is writing about Hubert Wilkins, the other official WWI photographer. darcymoore.net/2011/…

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academicmatters.ca/b… via @AcademicMatters “[Universities] are not commercial institutions, nor are they instruments of government. They are special communities dedicated to teaching and research.”

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'...the medicalisation of "every day experiences that are part of the human condition"'. abc.net.au/news/2021…

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