André Bremer
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Software Development Leader, Astrophotographer, Retro Computing Enthusiast, Pine Mouth survivor.
Formerly Intel, AWS, Zynga, EA and LucasArts.
Formerly Intel, AWS, Zynga, EA and LucasArts.
Not on my bingo card for 2024..."Bay Area squirrels are killing and decapitating en masse, study finds" www.sfgate.com/california-p...
December 19, 2024 at 7:22 PM
Not on my bingo card for 2024..."Bay Area squirrels are killing and decapitating en masse, study finds" www.sfgate.com/california-p...
This is the Lion Nebula (Sharpless 132) in the Cepheus constellation. It's one of my favorite targets, as there is so much going on here in terms of details and distinct emissions. Almost 30 hours of data went into this image.
November 25, 2024 at 8:44 PM
This is the Lion Nebula (Sharpless 132) in the Cepheus constellation. It's one of my favorite targets, as there is so much going on here in terms of details and distinct emissions. Almost 30 hours of data went into this image.
Good to be back in the Bay Area for a few days!
November 25, 2024 at 1:15 AM
Good to be back in the Bay Area for a few days!
One of my favorite Framework 16 features is its charger. Instead of a single-use brick with a proprietary connector, it's a highly versatile lightweight USB-C charger with 180W PD. It charges other devices like the Anker PowerCore in no time.
November 22, 2024 at 6:00 AM
One of my favorite Framework 16 features is its charger. Instead of a single-use brick with a proprietary connector, it's a highly versatile lightweight USB-C charger with 180W PD. It charges other devices like the Anker PowerCore in no time.
A wide field shot of the south-western Cygnus region with some popular #astrophotography targets (Crescent Nebula, Sh2-104, WR 134, Tulip Nebula, Sh2-99). For reference, the field of view is about 8 times the diameter of the moon.
November 17, 2024 at 7:09 AM
A wide field shot of the south-western Cygnus region with some popular #astrophotography targets (Crescent Nebula, Sh2-104, WR 134, Tulip Nebula, Sh2-99). For reference, the field of view is about 8 times the diameter of the moon.
Faint supernova remnant LBN 576 (Abell 85). I captured this back in July in an effort to work on more challenging #astrophotography targets. Overall, more than 18 hours of exposure time went into this image.
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November 14, 2024 at 12:11 AM
Faint supernova remnant LBN 576 (Abell 85). I captured this back in July in an effort to work on more challenging #astrophotography targets. Overall, more than 18 hours of exposure time went into this image.
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