Garnet Hertz held a circuit bending workshop at the Institute for Multimedia Literacy in the School of Cinematic Arts at USC on August 5th 2010. The workshop was held as part of "Broadening the Digital Humanities", which is designed to foster innovative multimedia research. Sponsors include The University of California's Humanities Research Institute, USC's Institute for Multimedia Literacy and the electronic journal Vectors.

Garnet Hertz held a circuit bending workshop at the Institute for Multimedia Literacy in the School of Cinematic Arts at USC on August 5th 2010. The workshop was held as part of "Broadening the Digital Humanities", which is designed to foster innovative multimedia research. Sponsors include The University of California's Humanities Research Institute, USC's Institute for Multimedia Literacy and the electronic journal Vectors.

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Garnet Hertz held a circuit bending workshop at the Institute for Multimedia Literacy in the School of Cinematic Arts at USC on August 5th 2010. The workshop was held as part of "Broadening the Digital Humanities", which is designed to foster innovative multimedia research. Sponsors include The University of California's Humanities Research Institute, USC's Institute for Multimedia Literacy and the electronic journal Vectors.

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

Garnet Hertz held a circuit bending workshop at the Institute for Multimedia Literacy in the School of Cinematic Arts at USC on August 5th 2010. The workshop was held as part of "Broadening the Digital Humanities", which is designed to foster innovative multimedia research. Sponsors include The University of California's Humanities Research Institute, USC's Institute for Multimedia Literacy and the electronic journal Vectors.

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

dremel

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

a surprise christmas present from Tinker.it!

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

Garnet Hertz held a circuit bending workshop at the Institute for Multimedia Literacy in the School of Cinematic Arts at USC on August 5th 2010. The workshop was held as part of "Broadening the Digital Humanities", which is designed to foster innovative multimedia research. Sponsors include The University of California's Humanities Research Institute, USC's Institute for Multimedia Literacy and the electronic journal Vectors.

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

ossmann.blogspot.com/2010/03/16-pocket-spectrum-analyzer....

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

I've wanted a PCB prototyping machine since I was a little kid and finally I've added one to my lab setup.

hackerspace.sg workshop, Singapore, December-09

hackerspace.sg workshop, Singapore, December-09

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

Experiments with the T-Tech Quick Circuit 5000 PCB prototyping machine. Trademark owned by Grand Idea Studio (www.grandideastudio.com), used with permission.

hackerspace.sg workshop, Singapore, December-09

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

Experiments with the T-Tech Quick Circuit 5000 PCB prototyping machine. Drawing created by famed artist Neil Kronenberg for this year's DEFCON conference (http://www.defcon.org). Used with permission.

2009-01-05: Pinouts have been discovered and added. Awesome.

Experiments with the T-Tech Quick Circuit 5000 PCB prototyping machine. Drawing created by artist and technologist extraordinaire Phillip Torrone (http://www.google.com/profiles/torrone). Used with permission.

Garnet Hertz held a circuit bending workshop at the Institute for Multimedia Literacy in the School of Cinematic Arts at USC on August 5th 2010. The workshop was held as part of "Broadening the Digital Humanities", which is designed to foster innovative multimedia research. Sponsors include The University of California's Humanities Research Institute, USC's Institute for Multimedia Literacy and the electronic journal Vectors.

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

I took apart a Gyration Air Mouse

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Garnet Hertz held a circuit bending workshop at the Institute for Multimedia Literacy in the School of Cinematic Arts at USC on August 5th 2010. The workshop was held as part of "Broadening the Digital Humanities", which is designed to foster innovative multimedia research. Sponsors include The University of California's Humanities Research Institute, USC's Institute for Multimedia Literacy and the electronic journal Vectors.

WAACS design & consultancy, from Rotterdam, invited me over to their out-of-office camping party. They arranged some Zunes from a client of theirs (now who would that be? ;-)) and asked me to have a go at them. This is how far I got in an afternoon.

It became this 'really social' Zune, in white because somehow they forgot that colourscheme (^_^), with an custom iTrip backpack so you can really share the music you're listening to with your friends. Zunes have a FM-receiver, so with this one Zune with a transmitter, everyone can join the party. I mean, you don’t want to be bothered with DRM-stuff and/or three-day-three-play-stuff while you’re out camping? At least I don’t. ^_^

Now, with more time on my hands and my own environment I guess it could have come out a little tighter and such, but considering the circumstances and the time frame, I guess this was pretty much the max I could get out of it.

It was a lovely day.

You can find the complete set of the day without the Zune overhere

Mark goes to WAACS goes to camp

printed circuit board CAD software

(and the iphone has done something weird with the jpeg. oh well.)