Do you also do automation? Which software do you use?

I think that a partially correct translation would be "public broadcasting".

In spanish law, if you're going to play or broadcast for a certain number of people, highr than 5 or 10 I think, it becomes "public broadcasting", so you need to pay a license to the RIAA equivalent for the use of protected intelectual property, proportional to the actual or potential number of audience. This is valid both for radios as for bars/restaurants/_insert-any-other-kind-of-business_ (for the background music) or concert venues for the music played, and it's the owner, not the player, who has to pay.

The light rail system allows me, here on Madrid, Spain, doing the journey between my city, Alcobendas and Madrid, that are 10 to 11 miles away each other, in around 30 to 35 minutes. For a bit less than 2 US$.

Doing that, by car, in rush hour, can be like 50 to 60 minutes.

And then, obligatory Bilo & Nano:

http://en.tiraecol.net/modules/comic/comic.php?content_id=2&mode=flat&order=0

Probably that 150k lines are... very long :P

So I have the answer!! Just switch off the heaters and use the ccd to keep the machine warm! ;) Kidding :P

You can always take groups of photos on the longer exposition available without trailing, and stack them in a specialized software...

Not exactly the same result, but it can be nice, due to the low light contamination and thinner atmosphere (so I presume, less aberration, sharper images...)

Also, the cold temperatures there would allow more shoots to the sensor without heating up, and then, less noise on the images...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astrophotography

I feel that's scary anyway :

"While not deadly like other Australian spiders, the eastern tarantulas are venomous and can grow up to 6cm (2.4in) long with a leg span of 16cm (6.3in). Despite their common name, they do not eat birds, but can kill a dog with one bite, and make a human very sick.

They are also known as whistling or barking spiders for the hissing noise they emit when they are disturbed or aggravated at close range."

There's a direct link on TFA pointing to a british distributor that sells that laptop like for 175 US$... ÂÂ??

http://shop.elonex.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=193

That's almost a toy-price...

Because nobody expects the Spanish In...

Oh no...