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A(N1H1) = Error
La acción N1H1=ERROR Fue realizada en Julio de 2009 en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires y alrededores. Participaron Cooperativa de Fotografos Sub, la editorial independiente El Asunto , miembros del grupo Etcétera... junto a otros artistas. Niños y adultos, agitadores del error, paramédicos,éternautas y transeúntes con barbijos y alcohol en gel se manifestaron en el centro porteño afiermando que la pandemia de la gripe AN1H1 se disemino por error. Esta performance es parte de la campaña “bicentenar errorista , 200 años de error” que culminará en 2010 en la ciudad de Buenos Aires con el "Primer Congreso Internacional de Error y Errorismo.
Recuerde: error nunca falla!
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La acción N1H1=ERROR fue realizada durante el mes de Julio de 2009 en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires durante el momento mas critico de la expansion del virus de la gripe porcina. Participaron Cooperativa de Fotografos Sub, la editorial independiente El Asunto , grupo Etcétera... junto a otros artistas miembros del movimiento. Niños y adultos, agitadores del error, paramédicos realizando malas praxis ,éternautas sobrevivientes a la peste y transeúntes ocasionales con barbijos y alcohol en gel. Se manifestaron en el centro porteño afirmando que la pandemia de la gripe AN1H1 nacio y se disemino por error. Esta performance es parte de la campaña “bicentenar errorista , 200 años de error” que culminará en 2010 en la ciudad de Buenos Aires con el "Primer Congreso Internacional de Error y Errorismo.
Recuerde: error nunca falla!
Each piece of information I look at gives a different position for the 7.5 degree, 4 shot model. Sigma 8mm/Canon 7D. The "R10 only" HTM chart indicates both .825 and 1.4 for the same position (www.nodalninja.com/qr/r1-r10/r10-npp-for-sigma-8mm-f35-ca...). The Google Trusted Photographer instructions indicate .85. I shot a bunch of panos today for personal use while taking a walking tour of Fermilab Not a single pano will stitch correctly. All zeniths have a ton of stitching issues. I had the head set at .85 (I was using my Google R10 rig.) When I originally used this setup, I used 1.4 and had no issues. You can see the parallax in these cropped side by side images - Photo 2 and 3 from the 4 images.
Unnecessary apostrophes are definitely more eye-catching than missing ones, but errors of omission like this shouldn't escape notice.
Let's just say that, in this instance, inspectors test fire sprinkler systems through this inspector's test access door.
4277. What a wonderful 'big picture' photo of Australia's submarine depot ship HMS PLATYPUS. In WWI Royal Navy service, she is anchored at the mouth of the Lynher River, a tributary of the Tamar, with an RN D Class submarine alongside, another approaching [ thanks for location details to Brisey47, see more details of the railway, Defiance Platform and Wearde Quay in the background in Bisey's comments below]. The sign for Defiance station can be seen on the hill left, just beneath the trees. Because the RAN had lost both its submarines by the time PLATYPUS was completed on March 2, 1917 she was commissioned on loan into the Royal Navy, and served the remainder of WWI in Biritsh home waters until finally taken over and commissioned into the RAN on March 13, 1919.
We think this is quite a rare image - we've not seen one of PLATYPUS in RN service before - and thanks also to Gordon.Branch [comments below] for first putting us on the right track as to the timing and location.
Prior to Gordon's spotting the glaringly obvious, the D Class number of the boat alongside, Kookaburra had gone through a couple of quite rambling and now pointless speculations as to the locality of this photo, ranging from Hobart in 1921, to Corio Bay Geelong, where PLATYPUS and the J Class were based in the early 1920s, and where the crews and staff occupied the old shoreside mansion Osborne House, the first RAN College [next photo].
It's no good trying to unscramble the eggs of Kooka's past errors any further, so we'll just press on ...
We had some good images of 'Plats' and the J Class subs down at Hobart at. Pic NO. 3075 here:
www.flickr.com/photos/41311545@N05/5041424824/
And, a quite eccentric pic, NO. 2223, here:
www.flickr.com/photos/41311545@N05/4711187819/
This photo: RAN Historical, Heritage collection, image ID NO. 02778.
A volte la direzione giusta può essere chiara a tutti tranne che a te stesso.
A volte te la tiri dicendo agli altri "pecoroni! tutti in fila verso lo stesso posto".
Giochi a fare il duro anticonformista, li denigri e li ignori con indifferenza,
mentendo(ti),
perché in cuor tuo sai che hanno ragione loro,
che è proprio là che devi andare,
anche tu,
come gli altri.
Ma l'orgoglio, la tracotanza e la supponenza non ti permettono di accettare il tuo errore.
Allora fingi di ignorarli, i segnali.
Li sfuochi sullo sfondo paventando un'improvvisa miopia.
E se gli altri, quelli che ti stanno più vicino, fanno di tutto per fartelo notare (cazzo te lo stanno scrivendo ex-novo quel bel segnale, e scrivono grosso grosso), tu guardi nel buio e parli d'altro.
Alla fine sai, ciccio caro, anche chi ti vuole bene si stanca di indicarti la "retta via".
E allora rimani solo.
E corri disperatamente a cercare le indicazioni di cui sopra, ma ormai sono troppe (cazzo è da un pezzo che le seminavano qua e la, ma tu, mulo, che cazzo stavi guardando? (ok 2 "cazzo" nello stesso inciso, manco fossi Houellebecq)).
Dicevo, sono troppe e confuse quelle indicazioni fottute!
Dove devo andare?
DOVE CAZZO SIETE TUTTI?
Dove?
"Avanzo ancora un pò nel folto della foresta. Al di là di questa collina, dice la mappa, ci sono le sorgenti dell'Ardèche. Non mi interessa più; ma procedo ugualmente. E neanche so più dove siano le sorgenti; in questo momento, tutto si somiglia. Il paesaggio è sempre più dolce, amico, lieto; il che mi sconcerta. Sono al centro del baratro. Sento la mia pelle come una frontiera, e il mondo esterno come uno schiacciamento. L'impressione di scissione è totale; ormai sono prigioniero in me stesso. La fusione sublime non avverrà; lo scopo della vita è mancato. Sono le due del pomeriggio."
Michel Houllebecq - da "Estensione del dominio della lotta" Bompiani (2000)
Tratando de hacer otro HDR, ocurrió que todo lo que no era cielo se puso de blanco y negro y el cielo conservó los colores "originales". Así, con este error, la foto quedó mejor, porque refleja lo bonito que es cielo y lo gris que es la ciudad.
PD: Definitivamente lo mío no es el HDR
en un cajero por Maison Blanche, París
When the SNABase service starts up, it initializes the various network transports that it is configured to use. Retrieval of the domain name of the local computer is part of this startup process. If the SNABase service is set for automatic startup, a timing issue in this process may occur when the server restarts. If this occurs, the SNABase service mistakenly interprets that it has already cached the domain name of the local computer. The SNABase service then tries to use a blank domain name when it opens a mailslot. This attempt does not succeed, and the symptoms that are listed in the "Symptoms" section of this article may occur.
An SNABase Internal trace file (Napintx.atf) of this problem looks similar to the following:
11:12:18.0406 semfdmo1.c(1220) sbpdinit_dll_int Opening Broadcast mailslot SNADMOD
11:12:18.0406 semfdmo1.c(1248) sbpdinit_dll_int NT domain is
11:12:18.0406 semfdmo1.c(1258) sbpdinit_dll_int Open LM IP mailslot \\*\MAILSLOT\SNADMOD
11:12:18.0406 semflm.c(2109) BLDMN Mailslot: \\*\MAILSLOT\SNADMOD
11:12:18.0406 semflm.c(1840) OPMSL Open Mailslot \\*\MAILSLOT\SNADMOD
11:12:18.0406 semflm.c(1853) OPMSL CreateFile returned rc = 53, handle = -1
11:12:18.0406 semfdmo1.c(1261) sbpdinit_dll_int Open normal LM SNADMOD mailslot
11:12:18.0406 semflm.c(2109) BLDMN Mailslot: \\*\MAILSLOT\SNADMOD
11:12:18.0406 semflm.c(1840) OPMSL Open Mailslot \\*\MAILSLOT\SNADMOD
11:12:18.0406 semflm.c(1853) OPMSL CreateFile returned rc = 53, handle = -1
11:12:18.0406 semfdmo1.c(1266) sbpdinit_dll_int Open IP mailslot failed, rc 53
11:12:18.0406 semfdmo1.c(1281) sbpdinit_dll_int OpenMslot failed, error 53
11:12:18.0406 dmodlog.c(105) SNLOG Logging 2 chars, level = 16, msgnum = 561
11:12:18.0406 dmodlog.c(224) NTLOG Log Thread 724 (id 1344) and Log Event created OK
11:12:18.0406 dmodlog.c(384) LOGTH Log thread started
11:12:18.0406 dmodlog.c(275) NTLOG pLog at 00086998, pTokenUser at 000869B4
11:12:18.0406 dmodlog.c(327) NTLOG Signaling the Logging thread
11:12:18.0406 dmodlog.c(494) LOGTH Logging msg id c0000231 num 561 pLog->iLevel 16 string 53
My contribution to the text-message controlled installation TXTual Healing by Paul Notzold & Adam Chapman at Conflux 2007
And repeated again. This time I was able to save a screenshot. Works nicely as a desktop: download here
A Challenge for Upper Austrian Fire Brigades - The Emergency Error Battle - will be staged on Saturday, September 8, 2018 at this year’s Ars Electronica Festival. Teams made up of the men and women of fire departments throughout Upper Austria will face off amidst POSTCITY’s spiral packet chutes and put their skills to the test. In addition to the usual events that make up these competitions, participating teams will face some unusual challenges—tests designed to give an audience of festivalgoers as well as the competitors themselves an impression of how firefighters in the not-too-distant future will be deploying and directing their technical equipment. One of the challenges will include a task that has to be solved with the help of a Brain Computer Interface by g.tec medical engineering.
Fotocredit: Florian Voggeneder