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Magic-Brain Calculator, purchased from a TV Guide ad in the 1970s. All it does is add and subtract things, but it does it without electricity, mechanically. It came with a stylus, but you can use a pen or pencil tip to slide the geared tabulators. When done, you zero it by pulling the handle at the top.
I think the issue start at home. As you may notice, parents give their kids’ phone from an early age that did not overpass two years. Can you believe it! Much research proves that they could have negative effects in the future like « Concentration difficulty, Increased mental laziness, Difficult to make friends in real life,… »
ELECTRONIC SOUL.
Phones are now a day more sophisticated and developed that help every person to reach anyone anywhere at any moment, but the question remains: why the medium who gathers us disperses us? Are smartphones killing the planet faster than anyone expected? Is that logical?!
The world is progressing very fast in all fields, involving technology. The phone was developing so rapidly over the last few years. It became more closely embedded in our day-to-day lives than ever before, and I could describe the propagation of smartphones as plague, Speedy, and quiet. So I wanted to intervene in that by giving a voice to a subject that has had no voice.
When we’re looking at these images, we’re looking at how Chinese citizens are addicted to their phones, therefore I want from my project to enlighten this current issue, also the dangers that could generate from this issue like depression, loneliness, ...
If you told me back in 2000 what these devices would be capable of in around 20 years, I’d call you crazy, and I wouldn’t be alone. Back then, no one could have predicted the impact phones would have on our lives. It would have sounded like science fiction. This got me thinking: What will smartphones of the future change in our habitude as humans?
A picture from my project "ELECTRONIC SOUL"
Meeting up at the Pathology Lab for a blood test…
www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-19/how-many-australians-have-... statistics for Covid-19 and Omicron infections and re-infections.
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Found note in diary Jan 5 1978, I donated blood and felt weak and was wheeled out in the sun with a cup of tea!
I had driven there to enquire about donating.
Gave my 45ml and then drove back to work in Civic..
Bus strike so I took the ute home...
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Following seat trials at various times of the year since its arrival in May 2021 this Mocean Wave Energy Device Blue X device is leaving Orkney after nearly 3 years having completed testing.
This lighting device I bought more as a curiosity than any thing. It gets blazing hot with a halogen bulb. Really it is a fire hazard . You can smell the heat.
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Previous generation mobile communication networks had the following purposes and functionality:
1G: Analog Voice Service
2G: Voice over digital network services, low speed data services (GPRS, EDGE)
3G: High-speed data services (HSPA), with the ability to transmit voice over IP, mobile Internet access MBB (Mobile Broadband).
4G: LTE, LTE-A Mobile Broadband MBB, Voice over Voice (VoLTE)
5G networks greatly expand the limited functionality of previous generation mobile networks. The main functional features of 5G networks are as follows:
EMBB Advanced Mobile Broadband (enhanced MBB)
Ultra-Low Latency Reliable Communication (ULLRC) Massive IoT / IIoT, mMTC (massive Machine Type Communication)
Based on these three generalized types of functionality, the whole variety of services and capabilities of IMT2020 (5G) networks is built, the most characteristic of which are shown in the figure below:
The variety of functional capabilities of IMT2020 / 5G networks. Source: Emerging Trends in 5G / IMT2020, 2016, ITU
Gigabytes per second. 5G networks can significantly increase the speed of data transmission through various radio access technologies (RAT), and by using the new 5G NR radio frequency spectra (New Radio). The user gets almost unlimited bandwidth, both for home use of various services, and for the purposes of enterprises (Immersive Telepresence, Industrial IoT, etc.)
Smart House. A wide range of different Internet of Things (IoT) services will be available for the Smart Home and Smart Building solutions: video surveillance, control and automation of household appliances, security systems management, content storage, climate control, etc.
Smart city. The Smart City solution is a horizontal and vertical scaling of the functionality and range of Smart Home services. Main services of Smart City: Safe City, e-Government e-Government, e-Health e-Health, e-Education e-Education, e-Banking e-banking, Smart Meters utilities electronic collection, Smart Grid smart grids, etc. .
New 4K / 8K video services: Volumetric video, ultra-high definition (UHD) screen, presence effect option.
Work in the cloud. The service makes it possible not only to store data in a cloud storage and retrieve it from there, but also to use application programs that work directly from the cloud. Moreover, with the possibility of them but also use applications that work directly from the cloud. Moreover, with the possibility of them
use on any device and from any location. In addition, it is possible to use APIs through which cloud service providers can provide their services to subscribers of a 5G network operator.
Augmented and virtual reality (AR / VR). The virtual reality service VR (Virtual Reality) immerses a person in another world, influencing his senses, especially his vision (VR glasses). Augmented Reality AR (Augmented Reality) service combines a real environment for a user with virtual objects. These services are suitable not only for entertainment, games, virtual communication in the "telepresence" mode, but can also significantly improve the learning process, when students using VR glasses can, for example, visually see the internal structure of a person at a lecture on anatomy, a master in the workshop can study the assembly order of a complex unit, etc.
Industrial Automation. The 5G network, coupled with the technology of the Internet of things IoT, with the help of industrial sensors IIoT (Industrial Internet of things), as well as with the help of artificial intelligence, AI (AI, Artificial Intelligence) can significantly increase the degree of automation of production. At the same time, it becomes possible in real time to analyze large volumes of heterogeneous data (Big Data) both based on the findings (insights) and using machine and deep learning (Machine learning, Deep learning).
Business Critical Applications These applications may include, for example, electronic medicine (e-Health), emergency communications (Mission Critical Communication), tactile Internet (Tactile Internet) and others.
Unmanned vehicles (Driverless Vehicles). Unmanned transport can act as part of the Smart City service, however, it can be provided on its own platform. It includes not only unmanned vehicles (driverless cars), but also unmanned tractors for “smart agriculture” (Smart Agriculture), unmanned trains for the metro and suburban railways, drones and other types of public and special transport. In addition, on the 5G platform, the implementation of ADAS (Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems) driver assistance systems is possible.
It should be emphasized that the figure above shows only some of the services and solutions of the 5G platform. Unlike the networks of previous generations, the range of services of which was strictly limited and somewhat expanded in 4G, the services of the 5G platform are synergistic and scalable, and are not limited to once defined functionality. In fact, 5G plays the role of a platform for the development of new services and DevOps applications, when new functions are created by developers (Development) in close coordination with the teams who are responsible for their implementation and operation (Operation).
In general, we can say that the 5G network incorporates not only mobile, but also fixed communication services, as well as high-speed Internet access with low latency and, in addition, specialized and corporate networks for vertical industries.
5G / IMT2020 platform versatility
Due to the fifth generation networks, it will also be possible to improve the quality of the use of existing services where large volumes of traffic are involved.
Theodore Sizer, vice president of wireless technology at Bell Labs, noted that there will be a wide variety of devices running on 5G networks. Smartphones and tablets will not go anywhere, but besides them, a whole “zoo” of various devices will appear on the network, including CCTV cameras, weather sensors, sensors of “smart” electric networks, “smart” houses and cars.
Ericsson said that 5G will usher in the long-term development of the Networked Society:
South Korean operator SK Telecom, one of the first companies to demonstrate 5G technology in action, at the initial stage of deployment of new generation networks focuses on ordinary users as the main consumers of services, company representatives told TAdviser in February 2016. Thanks to 5G, users can watch 3D-TV without glasses, download in seconds or watch UltraHD video online at high speed.
It will also be possible to use virtual and augmented reality applications at a new level, according to SK Telecom. For example, include elements of augmented reality in the educational process, creating virtual museums and models of the universe in the classrooms.
In the projects of “smart cities” 5G will allow real-time transmission of information from a much larger number of sensors at various objects. Qualcomm's senior director of product management for mobile technology, Sanjeev Athalye, notes that it will be possible to deploy a thousand sensors instead of a hundred, for servicing which there will be a sufficiently smaller number of base stations than with existing networks. These can be, for example, sensors for monitoring the state of housing and communal services objects, sensors for “smart lighting” or sound sensors installed for safety and order in the city. In the latter case, the sensors can detect suspicious or too loud sounds, and this information will be automatically transmitted to law enforcement.
New services using 5G can also be implemented in medicine. For example, to organize remote monitoring of patients. The doctor will be able to quickly receive information from special sensors and monitor the condition of patients around the clock.
Thanks to its very low latency, 5G will also open up more possibilities for remote operations using the robot. Such a service is especially relevant for small settlements where there are no surgeons in the field: controlling the manipulations of the robot, the operation can be performed by a specialist located in a completely different place. Due to 5G, such a service can be deployed in wireless networks.
The low data latency that next-generation networks can provide is also important for the deployment of smart power networks. Using sensors will allow you to instantly detect damage on the power line and block the spread of the consequences of damage further along the line. Thus, damage will affect fewer consumers of electricity.
In large manufacturing companies, in retail, logistics, 5G will make it possible to use more industrial robots that perform various functions instead of people and drones. The latter are already used in some industries, but are most often managed using Wi-Fi networks. 5G will allow you to cover a greater distance than Wi-Fi networks, and due to the low latency - increase the stability of such systems. For example, Amazon has a project to deploy a system for delivering goods using drones.
An example of services for which 5G will have an advantage is urban surveillance systems. 5G will help simplify their deployment and use. Now traffic from thousands of cameras in cities is mainly transmitted via fixed networks. To deploy such an infrastructure is not an easy task, since it is necessary to lay many wires. With 5G, you can receive terabytes of high-quality video
permissions without the use of wires.
Another example is a vehicle monitoring service in companies. Qualcomm’s Sanjeev Atali believes that with the advent of a new generation of networks, operators who provide such a service will be able to reduce its cost. This will be possible due to the fact that the cost of one 5G base station will be lower than the cost of stations for existing networks, and also due to the fact that one base station can simultaneously serve more devices, respectively, less base stations will be required for the service.
More messing with figurines ,lasers and the rotation device.
quite a quick shot to take eventually but the set up took me ages for some reason this time.
The bombe was an electro-mechanical device used by British cryptologists to help decipher German Enigma-machine-encrypted secret messages during World War II.
Flibberty standing next to the buddleja shrub, wich attracts a lot of butterflies. She found it also quite amusing to trash, devoid of the butterflies.
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A zoetrope is a device that produces an illusion of action from a rapid succession of static pictures.
..........It consists of a cylinder with images from a set of sequenced drawings.
.....As the cylinder spins the user looks and sees a rapid succession of images producing an illusion of motion.
..........The earliest projected moving images were displayed by using a 'magic lantern' zoetrope.
.....It was this principle of the ' Persistence of vision ' that was the forerunner to the earliest Television pictures.
Remains of a building that looks like it could have been a grocery store that is falling apart and has been vacant long enough that the person who people go to for town history was unsure about its history.
Night, near full moon, 180 second exposure, handheld light producing device set to orange, green and some white on the front of the building.
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If I had more photoshop skills I'd make her eyes one of the balls.
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Excerpt from youractionsmatter.ca/e-waste/:
E-Waste
• The production of new electronics consumes large amounts of energy, contributing to climate change, and requires the extraction and depletion of raw materials, leading to the degradation of ecosystems.
• With lifespans lasting only a couple of years for many of these devices, an inordinate amount of waste is produced.
• Canada generates a whopping 954 kilotonnes of e-waste annually, a figure that has almost quadrupled in just 20 years. This amounts to 25 kg for every Canadian, three times the global average.
• What’s worse, this is expected to rise to 1.2 megatonnes by 2030, or over 31 kg per person.
• Electronic products contain hundreds of toxic substances such as lead, mercury, and cadmium.
• Historically, 90% of this waste has ended up in landfills with only 10% being recycled or recovered.
• When dumped in landfills, this toxic waste can leak into the soil and groundwater, harming plants, animals, and even humans.
• Worse still, e-waste in landfills can contribute to air pollution, releasing these chemicals into the atmosphere.
• Greenhouse gas emissions from electronic devices and their associated waste increased by over 50 percent between 2014 and 2020.
• Exposure to these toxins can cause a range of health issues in humans, including neurological disorders, reproductive problems, and various forms of cancer.
• With 80% of Canadians having unwanted electronics at home ready to be recycled, properly recycling them would go a long way to solving the growing issue of e-waste.
• Just as important is the Right to Repair movement, which advocates for consumers to have the ability to repair their own devices. With widespread implementation, it would drastically help alleviate the growing e-waste problem.
Electronic waste has become a significant environmental issue in recent years. In 2021, human beings discarded an estimated 57.4 million tonnes of electronic waste, outweighing the Great Wall of China, the world's heaviest human construction. More concerning is the projection that global e-waste is set to reach 74 million tonnes by 2030, nearly doubling over a 16-year period.
With the rapid pace of technological advancements, consumers replace their cell phones approximately every two years, substantially contributing to the swelling problem of e-waste. The manufacture of electronic devices requires significant amounts of resources. For instance, the production of just one desktop computer needs at least 240 kg of fossil fuels, 22 kg of chemicals, and 1.5 tonnes of water. The substantial consumption of these resources underlines the importance of extending the lifespan of our current gadgets as a crucial step towards reducing our environmental footprint.
This environmental crisis also presents a valuable opportunity. E-waste harbors rich reserves of resources such as gold, silver, copper, and rare earth metals. In 2019 alone, the estimated worth of global e-waste was a staggering $57 billion, an amount surpassing the annual GDP of several countries. With worldwide smartphone sales surpassing a billion units every year, the proper disposal and recycling of these devices can both mitigate the e-waste issue and tap into an enormous repository of precious materials.
In this light it is important to highlight the Right to Repair. This refers to the principle that consumers should have the legal ability to repair and modify their own devices without facing barriers from manufacturers. It aims to counter restrictive practices by manufacturers that limit repairs to authorized service centers, thereby promoting longevity of products and reducing e-waste. Supporting this initiative would drastically reduce our e-waste for years to come.
Stocks are devices used internationally, in medieval, Renaissance and colonial American times as a form of physical punishment involving public humiliation. The stocks partially immobilized its victims and they were often exposed in a public place such as the site of a market to the scorn of those who passed by.
The stocks are similar to the pillory and the pranger, as each consists of large, hinged, wooden boards; the difference, however, is that when a person is placed in the stocks, their feet are locked in place, and sometimes as well their hands or head, or these may be chained.
With stocks, boards are placed around the ankles and the wrists in some cases, whereas in the pillory they are placed around the arms and neck and fixed to a pole, and the victim stands. However, the terms can be confused, and many people refer to the pillory as the stocks.
Since stocks served an outdoor public form of punishment its victims were subjected to the daily and nightly weather. As a consequence it was not uncommon for people kept in stocks over several days to die from exposure.[citation needed]
The practice of using stocks continues to be cited as an example of torture, cruel and unusual punishment. Insulting, kicking, tickling, spitting and in some cases urinating and defecating on its victims could be applied at the free will of any of those present. The hapless feet were also taken advantage of by such savage cruelties as inserting burning materials between the toes or by such nuisances as carefully rubbing feces all over the feet and hair.
One of the earliest reference to the stocks in literature appears in the Bible. Paul and Silas, disciples of Jesus, were arrested. Their treatment by their jailer was detailed in the Book of Acts: "Having received such a charge, he put them into the inner prison and fastened their feet in the stocks." The Old Testament's book of Job also describes the stocks, referring to God: "He puts my feet in the stocks, he watches all my paths."
The stocks were also popular among civil authorities from medieval to early modern times, and have also been used as punishment for military deserters or for dereliction of military duty. In the stocks, an offender's hands and head, or sometimes their ankles, would be placed and locked through two or three holes in the center of a board. Offenders were forced to carry out their punishments in the rain, during the heat of summer, or in freezing weather, and generally would receive only bread and water, plus anything brought by their friends.
The stocks were popular during the Colonial days in America. Public punishment in the stocks was a common occurrence from around 1500 until at least 1748. The stocks were especially popular among the early American Puritans, who frequently employed the stocks for punishing the "lower class."
In the American colonies, the stocks were also used, not only for punishment, but as a means of restraining individuals awaiting trial.
Photo taken at Bewdley Museum, Bewdley Worcstershire.
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"A giant sculpture that will light up with the help of people’s cellphones was installed over downtown Vancouver to coincide with the TED Conference.
"Janet Echelman’s 745-foot wide installation — made of soft netting is suspended between the roof of the 24-storey Fairmont Waterfront Hotel and the Vancouver Convention Centre where TED2014 was held.
During the day, the sculpture will flow with the wind, “blending in with clouds and sky,” Echelman told the TED blog. When the sun sets, it will “come alive with illumination.”
People will be able to choreograph the lighting of the sculpture overhead by waving their mobile device, thanks to a collaboration with Aaron Koblin, a creative director at Google Creative Lab.
"We all carry devices in our pockets that have an enormous power to connect with other people around the world," said Koblin. “But rarely do we get a chance to use it to connect and create with people standing next to us."
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Another character that won't be appearing, but is a somewhat important part of JL: Overlords. Prepare yourself, his story is kinda out there.
Jor-El
Born during the height of Kryptons era of great expansion, Jor-El was one of the first to know something was wrong with Krypton. As one of Kryptons elite scientists, he had been chosen to crew one of Kryptons most important and well equipped space stations, 'Rao's hand'
From his orbit above Krypton, Jor-El could see that something terrible was happening to the planet. His instruments confirmed his suspicions when they found that Krypton was wobbling on its axis, and its core had become unstable. Naturally, he rushed back to Krypton to inform the high council of his concerns.
So, Jor-El stood before the high council and made his case. He urged them to seriously consider evacuating the planet, and resettling on one of Kryptons many colonies. They laughed at him. They dismissed his concerns by fobbing them off as 'Gravitational re-alignment'. But Jor-El new they were wrong. He had estimated that there was around 3 years until the planets core would destabilise, and cause the planet to be destroyed.
So, for three years, he planned. Eventually, he came to a conclusion: the council must be removed. Luckily, he was friends with one of Kryptons great military leaders, General Zod. Although Zod, being a soldier, didn't entirely understand the matter at hand, he agreed with Jor-El that the high council were incompetent.
And so, the general and the scientist led a revolution, to remove the high council, and assume command of the planet, and give the evacuation order. Suffice to say, they failed. They were outnumbered and Zod was arrested, imprisoned in the Phantom zone for high treason.
Jor-El, however, was lucky. His wife, Lara, was pregnant, and he knew that if he couldn't save Krypton, he could at least save their child. Jor-El managed to escape, and went into hiding. He made a recording, of himself, explaining his sons heritage, and preparing a message for whoever found him. He also created an interface based on himself, to help guide his child as he grew up. He was able to build a ship, load his child on it, and blast him off to a planet called 'Earth'. Once this was done, he loaded a second rocket with the codex, a device that stored all of Krypton. Culture, customs, all the important aspects of Kryptonian life. He set this rocket upon its course and headed to the roof. As he entered the turbo-lift, the ground shook. Violently. Kryptons destruction had begun.
The first rocket, containing his son, named Kal-El, set upon its course, taking it straight to Earth. However, the second rocket, went off course, still on track to Earth, but the long way round.
As Jor-El and Lara watched their son head off into the blackness of space, a look of horror swept across Jor-Els face. He had mixed up the messages. He had meant to put the interface on his sons ship, and his message on the other. He had made a mistake, which could have devastating consequences. He was powerless to fix his mistake, so he did the only thing he could do. He held his wife, as his world burned. He could only hope his son would live to see a brighter future.
The United States is experiencing the fallout from our industrial decline. Many small towns and big cities across the nation are dealing with abandoned factories, hotels, banks, churches, amusement parks, malls, restaurants, and so on, with too few resources and innovative ideas to revitalize their communities. More often than not, plans for redevelopment or historic preservation fall through, primarily because of the huge price tags for such projects. It looks as if the former Scranton Lace Factory will be the exception to this rule.
I know that many people are upset over the loss of all but one of the company’s historic three story tall, 50 foot long, 20 ton looms. But where could anyone realistically store a room full of such devices? I applaud the developers for including a museum that will pay homage to the factory and the generations of employees who worked there as part of the plans to turn the old facility into a complex that will include 190 apartments, 42 offices, a medically-based fitness center, restaurants and retail space. It’s just a fact that communities and developers have to strike a balance between historic preservation, economic development, and reality in order for any revitalization project to become a success. And sadly, sometimes history has to be lost to move forward with plans for the future.
The owners of Scranton Lace have been very generous to the community and those who value history by allowing numerous photographers the opportunity to photograph and preserve the history of this manufacturing giant before moving ahead with renovation.
Scranton Lace manufacturing spanned two centuries of American history. They were the world’s largest producer of Nottingham lace. Their facility included bowling alleys, a gymnasium/theater, a barber shop, an event size kitchen, employee showers and a fully staffed infirmary.
This photo was featured in EXPLORE on October 7 , 2011. It was #126 when I learned about it....
For more photos from this location, visit:
Abandoned Scranton Lace: A Visual Autopsy of the American Dream
Yet another of Pete's images from 40-odd years ago.
I'm afraid I can offer no further information other than the numbers of the two locomotives pictured.
Of interest is the semaphore signals in the background. I'm not sure if they were 'active' or simply a testing device for driver training. Whatever, they're not there today!
37068 went on to have a spell renumbered to 37356 (I really can't remember why) before reverting to this identity. As such she was taken from traffic in May 1995. She was eventually cut-up a decade later at CF Booth's yard in Rotherham during August 2005. RIP.
08899 is today (Nov 21) rather incredibly still in action around the Derby environs. Not bad going for a 59 year old!
This is my entry to the Life Sized Accessory category of Space Jam 2019.
The Echo 3 is an item in Borderlands 3 that the Vault Hunter(playable character) always has with them. In the game, this device provides the HUD and menu system for the Vault Hunter, allowing them to keep track of their inventory, view their location on different maps, and document their missions.
The Echo device also has a slot to insert an Echo Cartridge, which the VH often finds scattered around the various worlds, containing valuable information on missions and characters.
I tried to replicate the Echo 3 as accurately as possible, and I think I did a good job. The only details I think I missed were the printed-on parts(like the Dahl logo) and the random bits of tape, which I have no way of producing in lego parts.
I hope you like it!
Today people spending too much time with their high technology devices so it seems like they live not with but "in" their devices.
Leave me to my own devices in a studio for 10 minutes with a stunning model and a camera rotation device and this is what happens! Shot in one photographic exposure, this is not a photoshop creation.
Thanks to Brian for operating the monolight and thanks for a cracking day at Studio2212
I found out that all animals are related to the primal Zodiac so
Mantises have the Sun sign of " Aries " and are born during the Chinese Zodiac´s year of the Snake.
Have a look at the first comment if interested ,,,
Due to the lack of time to go out for shooting this theme´s week, I used this one taken on september /11.
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I thought I had picked the wrong day to visit this iconic structure as the clouds gathered in and the wind picked up but I am pleased with the result.
The ‘Singing Ringing Tree’is an iconic modern sculpture resembling a windblown hawthorne tree, something walkers in the Penines will be very familiar with.
One of four Panopticons across East Lancashire
Panopticon (noun) structure, space or device providing a comprehensive or panoramic view.
Back to Stagecoach Highlands on this side of the upload schedule and the first photo is of none other than one of the Yutong E10 buses, specifically SG72 NDL (Fleet Number 30122 - now renumbered to 63122) pictured here on Queensgate in Inverness while working a service on route 8 towards the Raigmore Estate.
This vehicle wears the 2020 Stagecoach Local livery and is one of 25 of this type in operation with Stagecoach Highlands. As previously highlighted, the fleet numbers were all changed recently from starting with 30 to starting with 63 as Stagecoach have chosen to renumber all their electrics to clearly distinguish them from their diesels by using previously unused fleet number sets.
Date Taken: February 19th, 2023
Device Used: Motorola Moto G100
Date Uploaded: June 20th, 2023
Upload Number: 255
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