I know how Twitter works, thank you. I always used the chronological feed using the All Tweets/Live section. I always found my tweets there until yesterday. Now timeline just skips my tweets.
Time shown in photo is departure time so add that flight time and then convert to Melbourne time zone (add 10).
MH147 departure time shown by Planefinder = 12:34:02 UTC
MH147 flight length = 7.45 hours
MH147 arrived at 6.19am Melbourne time on July 10 2015.
MH146 departure time shown by Planefinder = 22:19:02 UTC
MH146 flight length = 8:00 hours
MH146 departed at 8.19am Melbourne time on July 10 2015.
Some EXIF fields included in photo:
Shutter Count - 16834 (This field can't be modified by user as it is signed by Nikon on model D5100. It shows current image count. It follows other photos took by user in July 2015.).
Date and Time (Original) in photo - 2015:07:10 09:42:20
Date and Time (Digitized) - 2015:07:10 09:42:20
Power Up Time - 2015:07:01 15:28:38
I asked author confirmation of what he saw (maybe he has other photos) and waiting for it. Flickr is currently following a case verifying the effective date/time of photo.
Trying to visually place the photo in the map, I think the plane was:
- on the runway so either landing or taking off.
- oriented to left compared to terminal buildings that were behind on the right.
- This means the plane was at least at 3/4 of runway 34. One of the planes in terminal has clearly light from sun coming from right from an angle similar to the one of sunset. 340 (runway orientation) - 298 (sun orientation at sunset) = 42 (angle between runway 34 and sun direction at sunset)
Thank you a lot for the suggestions :-)
At the moment I use the free version of Unity which doesn't allow having a custom logo on the splashscreen. The pickup you suggested are cool. Will probably work on this (in my free time).
Hi Foodies,
a few months ago I started developing an app for iPhone called SNAPALICIOUS. My plan for this app was to create something that offers a new way for learning to cook. Yeah, a really ambitious target, you may say! What I mean for a "new way for learning to cook"? Here is an example:
you discover a new dish, you try to cook it but still there is that sauce you can't replicate.
What would you do?
1 - Search a good recipe on the web
Very difficult to distinguish good from bad before actually trying them.
2 - Ask a friend
This might work if the friend knows how to cook.
3 - Try SNAPALICIOUS and ask home-chefs how to cook a particular dish.
Using it is simple and straightforward:
Step 1 - Shoot a photo of a dish
Step 2 - Share It!
Step 3 - Give advice or ask questions to other home-chefs.
