Winter Solstice 2019
By Robert Ellison. Updated on Sunday, May 3, 2020.
It's the start of Winter (or Summer if you're south of the Equator). Rendered in Catfood Earth, showing December 22 at 04:19 UTC.
BadImageFormatException for a 64-bit ASP MVC web application
By Robert Ellison. Updated on Thursday, September 30, 2021.
I converted an ASP.NET MVC web application to 64-bit in order to use dlib and it immediately died with a System.BadImageFormatException (Could not load file or assembly 'xxx' or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format.)
Assuming I must have a stray wrong-bittedness something lying around I spent way to long with the assembly binding log viewer (Fuslogvw.exe) trying to figure out what I had messed up. But eventually I realized that Visual Studio was launching a 32-bit version of IIS Express to debug a 64-bit web application.
To fix this select Options from the Tools menu, expand Projects and Solutions, choose Web Projects and then check Use the 64-bit version of IIS Express for web sites and projects. Problem solved.
(Probably shouldn't have this component in the web application - the plan longer term is to move it to an asynchronous process somewhere instead.)
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(Published to the Fediverse as: BadImageFormatException for a 64-bit ASP MVC web application #code #asp.net #microsoft #32-bit #64-bit Visual Studio will try to use the 32-bit version of IIS Express to launch a 64-bit web application. Here's how to fix this problem by telling Visual Studio to use 64-bit IIS Express instead. )
Trees
By Robert Ellison. Updated on Saturday, June 7, 2025.
Black and white photo of light streaming through a foggy forest.
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(Published to the Fediverse as: Trees #photo #trees Photo of light streaming through a foggy forest, black and white. )
Catfood.Shapefile 1.60
By Robert Ellison. Updated on Sunday, May 23, 2021.
I just released Catfood.Shapefile 1.60. This contains a fix from Libor Weigl that factors out the enumerator so that you can still access the shapefile after enumeration.
Catfood.Shapefile is a .NET library for parsing ESRI Shapefiles.
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Book reviews for November 2019
By Robert Ellison.
The Last Patriot (Scot Harvath, #7) by Brad Thor
2/5
The Apostle (Scot Harvath, #8) by Brad Thor
3/5
Foreign Influence (Scot Harvath, #9) by Brad Thor
2/5
The Athena Project (Athena, #1) by Brad Thor
3/5
The First Commandment (Scot Harvath, #6) by Brad Thor
3/5
Blue Moon (Jack Reacher, #24) by Lee Child
5/5
Reacher perfection.
Supernova Era by Liu Cixin
3/5
Great concept but disappointing writing.
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ITHCWY Newsletter for November 2019
By Robert Ellison.
Photo of the transit of Mercury on Nov 11.
Kidlapse is live - make a movie of your child growing up.
Previously:
- 2018: Book reviews for November 2018
- 2017: The top four Petitions that will help to Impeach Trump
- 2016: Book reviews for November 2016
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Kidlapse - Make a Movie of Your Child Growing Up
By Robert Ellison. Updated on Saturday, May 29, 2021.
Kidlapse is now live. This is a service I've been working on that uses machine learning to recognize faces and then rotate and zoom you so get pretty good alignment between each photo. You upload one photo per month and Kidlapse then creates a timelapse movie of your child growing up. If that sounds like something you'd be interested in sign up and give it a try.
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Transit of Mercury
By Robert Ellison. Updated on Saturday, June 7, 2025.
The transit of Mercury on November 11, 2019 shot from San Francisco, CA with a Sony RX10 IV with an ND5.0 filter (and a better filter adapter than this one).
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(Published to the Fediverse as: Transit of Mercury #photo #sun #mercury #transit #solar #sanfrancisco Photo and zoomed in detail of the transit of Mercury shot from San Francisco, CA with a Sony RX10 IV. )
ITHCWY Newsletter for October 2019
By Robert Ellison.
Timelapse of the 2019 Parade of Ships at San Francisco Fleet Week.
Bangalore Timelapse.
Previously:
- 2017: End the Electoral College: Amendment, Compact, or Supreme Court?
- 2016: San Francisco November 2016 Propositions
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Bangalore Timelapse
By Robert Ellison. Updated on Saturday, February 19, 2022.
Dawn to dusk 60 frame per second timelapse of Bangalore (Bengaluru) in Karnataka, India. Shot on a GoPro Session from the 10th floor of the Sheraton Grand Hotel over two days.
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(Published to the Fediverse as: Bangalore Timelapse #timelapse #video #bangalore #india (Bengaluru), Karnataka, India 60 fps dawn to dusk timelapse. )
