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This over 100-year-old model was made in France, Nancy, after 1919. Size 29.5 x 40.7cm² (11.6 x 16.0 in²). For the assembly, a second template was printed mirrored for the back.
I went to Paris to stay with my friend, Aurelia. To coincide with my trip, i was to take photos of the not so obvious Paris for a magazine based in Norwich called Partywolf. There will be more photos to come and an article to write up as well.
This was shot at Le Louvre.
Young hearts don't always beat to standard verse & chorus.
We'll deviate from your script & fake our own deaths tonight.
We've plotted our escape, using these instruments & a corrupt language.
With voices stronger than those projected.
The stage is set, but the set's a fake.
We refuse to memorise the soundtrack to your racket and i will not choreograph the next distraction.
Interruption is music to our ears.
Everything written down is an act.
Ampere
Les Musiciens, vintage paper automation
Always looking for old templates for paper automata. I found this template on “Flickr”, posted by “patricia m”. I tried to build this model true to the original. Original from 1888, size: 49cm x 38,5cm. (19.3 in x 15.2 in) Printed on 4x A4 (equivalent to A2 format). The finished model has a size of about 21 x 23 cm (8,3 in x 9,0 in) . Unfortunately in the original only the trumpet is operated by a crank drive.
In order to allow a movement, also of the two other figures (violinist and 2nd trumpeter), I provided the axles with rope discs and connected them with rubber band.
One of a few new illustrations for the latest issue of Viewpoint magazine. This one is for an article about our dependency on technology as it increasingly weaves itself into our daily lives.
It's actually just a Mac Mini. But I bought a new Canon M6 and thought I'd try it out to see if it's any good. :)
Over the weekend, Nick wired this box up to our door buzzer. I'll
finish my part of the software this week, then we'll have something
fun to talk about.
A screenshot from Automation of camper vans (RVs if you're from the States) I made using a mod body. I don't know what the two black lines are; they were flickering on the screen so I waited until they went away before taking the screenshot, but they mysteriously reappeared on the end result.
In BeamNG they had their steering inverted.
Vintage Paper automation. „Le Menuisier“ (The Carpenter )
This over 100-year-old model was made in France, Nancy, after 1919 - 1925. Size 29.5cm x 40.5cm (11.6 x 16.0 in²). Air drive. For the assembly, a second template was printed mirrored for the back.
How things really work in a modern chemistry lab
Project 365
286/365
2013/02/19
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I'm not dead.
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Sorry for the long absence. It may not yet be over, sadly; I still have some other projects on my plate, and desktop modding just isn't a priority. I have no intention of abandoning it entirely, however. There are still plenty of ideas that I want to play with, just don't expect a blitz for a while.
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Enigma
Anyone who's e-mailed me about Enigma deserves my deepest apologies. I'm doing my best to respond to as many of you as possible, but there are still hundreds of messages that have gone unanswered, some of them for months, and I feel terrible about that. If I ever run into some money, I'll hire an assistant to respond to them all. I know it's become cliché to say something like this, but it's humbling to see how passionate and genuinely appreciative you are, and I really have read each message.
Since interest clearly has yet to die, I'm making it a goal to release Enigma 3 by the end of the year. Rather than piling on with new functions, I want to keep the focus on making it easier to set up and use:
- As I've talked about in the past, my chief objective for this is to make Enigma part of a fully-developed Litestep theme. Beyond the eye candy, this would ideally let the user switch between skins, profiles and templates using shell-integrated controls. (For those who aren't interested in a shell replacement, don't worry - the package will still and always be available as a Rainmeter module.)
- Setting modesty aside for a moment, I believe a lot of Enigma's success comes from its detailed documentation and its (albeit crude) installer tool, which made it far more accessible to the average user. The only other Rainmeter suite I've seen with any such automation is Vista Rainbar. This has been a successful policy, and if possible, I hope to continue it by streamlining the installation of Litestep and the Enigma theme as much as possible.
- I realize the existing version has some problems that need fixing. The Location skin is still plagued by servers thinking it's a web crawler and cutting it off, so the search is still on for a permanent provider. I also realize that MoxaWeather is no longer working - this is the fault of Weather.com, who shut down the convenient XML feed that we've all been using. I know there are talks going on between Weather.com and the Rainmeter community, and they've asked that skin developers refrain from exploiting a well-known loophole to fix the problem until they've worked out a deal. I'm happy to oblige.
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Liquid Crystal Discourse
still exists, technically. I got to write one post, and then, naturally, Real Life™ swept in and buried it like a hurricane. I've heard from a few people who were disappointed about that, so I'm now reaffirming my commitment to the blog. My plan is to post at least once a week.
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Desktop
As you can tell, another reason I haven't posted in a while is that very little has changed. I'm no longer running Google Desktop, because, well, I don't use it anymore. Autohotkey, Rainmeter and Notepad pretty much joined forces to render it obsolete.
I'm really looking forward to Windows 7, which shall, I'm sure, initiate a new stage of evolution for my dear laptop.
See the notes for more trivia.
Theme:
- NOOTO VS. Requires patched uxtheme.dll - patcher here.
- Wallpaper: Remnants, by freelancah, resized and rotated.
Startups:
- Autohotkey.
- Launchy.
Programs running:
- Rainmeter. Skin: Enigma, customized with Amana Icons.
- Yod'm 3D 1.4.
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Automatyzacja – znaczne ograniczenie lub zastąpienie (proces zastępowania) ludzkiej pracy fizycznej i umysłowej przez pracę maszyn działających na zasadzie samoregulacji i wykonujących określone czynności bez udziału człowieka (czyli samoczynnych). Również zastosowanie maszyn do pracy niemożliwej do wykonania w inny sposób. Automatyzacja jest kolejnym etapem po mechanizacji, gdzie bezpośrednia praca człowieka jest niezbędna przy wytworzeniu produktu finalnego.
Automatyzacja jest coraz szerzej stosowana w środowisku usługowym.
Etymologia terminu automatyzacja
Automatyzacja to polski odpowiednik angielskiego terminu automation. Słowo automation zostało po raz pierwszy użyte przez Dela Hardera w firmie Ford by opisać pewien rodzaj samoczynnej, masowej produkcji jaką tam prowadzono. Słowo było używane wewnątrz firmy w latach 40. i 50. XX wieku. W roku 1952 John Diebold, specjalista od technologii informatycznych napisał książkę zatytułowaną Automation. Publikacja ta była owocem jego prac na Harvard Business School a termin używany był w kontekście nie tylko maszyn produkcyjnych, ale i środków przetwarzania informacji (mimo że w tym czasie przemysł komputerowy był jeszcze w powijakach). Stąd tytułowe słowo automation przyjęło się wówczas w powszechnym użyciu.
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