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Evergreens Ever Logic berthed unusually on the APM Pier 400 in the Port of Los Angeles 29th March 2015 whilst three Maersk G class are anchored out in the bay!
When working with nodes it can be helpful to use a tree structure to organize your thoughts. But it's important to remember that all systems have complexity and multiple possible relationships, and your tree is only one of many possible trees.
This cat is caught in a logic tree of his own construction. Don't let this happen to you!
Thank you to Matthias Melcher for the thought.
My logic analyser arrived today from Saleae and now I can finally see what's actually going on with the camera. It hooks up really easily and the software's great, though unfortunately the linux version isn't finished yet. Nevertheless I was able to get some great traces of what the camera's sending and it should hopefully be enough to tweak my code into reading the image properly!
A mirror with built-in lighting and a full-surface washbasin with a matching furniture unit are new additions to the Logic range. The model in the picture here is 120 cm wide, which provides plenty of storage space and generous surfaces for candles, an ice bucket and a refreshing drink, for example.
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I have one of those USB-based logic analyzers that needs Windows software to make it go. I had been doing Windows-in-a-window with VMWare, but it's kind of a pain. If I were to use a real Windows laptop, I'd need a shelf or something for it. I wanted it above my oscilloscope, which meant a laptop stand that was taller and wider than most. Time for the laser cutter!
This is made from 1/4" (0.20" really) cheapie plywood. I think I paid $10 for a 4'x8' sheet of it.
todbot.com/blog/2009/06/16/laser-cut-laptop-stand-and-osc...
I recently visited a medium or a tarot card reader.. yes, I admit it. Before we pass judgement on what I do with my personal time and my thoughts on conspiracy theories.. I also have to admit that I believe in the afterlife, ghosts, guides, and other things that are not scientifically proven facts. Which brings me to the idea of "Fuzzy Logic". Fuzzy Logic was explained to me as "a branch of logic designed to allow degrees of imprecision in reasoning and knowledge" .. let's say intuition - that sense you get about something... you just know it, or feel it in your core - no proof but to you it is logical. Those moments when you reach for the phone because you 'know' it is your mother calling, or you get antsy sitting at home and have a strong desire to get in your car to go for a drive because it feels like you need to only to find as you are traveling with no destination in mind you run into your partner who's car broke down and no cell service, or that sense that you are in the hands of 'god' in a time of need when you cannot do it on your own. None of it makes sense, none of it is logical, and perhaps it should be called 'faith'. Having some faith that we are more than our senses tells us, that we are more than the skin and bones that hold us together, and that we are more than our small world we live in.
The image is about wanting to believe in all that is unseen, but still clinging to those things that can be proven and not trusting....our own fuzzy logic.
The worst decisions are made under a climate of fear. Fear is the tool currently being used by war mongers like Steven Blaney, and Steven Harper to push a police state in Canada.
My logic analyser arrived today from Saleae and now I can finally see what's actually going on with the camera. It hooks up really easily and the software's great, though unfortunately the linux version isn't finished yet. Nevertheless I was able to get some great traces of what the camera's sending and it should hopefully be enough to tweak my code into reading the image properly!
Here is a screen shot showing how you can use Mobius AU in Logic with separated multiple looper outputs.
1) Open Mobius AU on an Instrument Track as "MIDI Controlled Effect" in the mode "Multi Output (8xStereo)".
2) In the Mobius AU GUI plug-in window, hold down the mouse button inside the "Side Chain" box (upper right corner) and chose from the drop-down menu the physical input on your audio interface that you want to loop in Mobius.
3) Open the mixer (pressing "x")
4) Click the little "+" on the left side of the mixer in order to create additional Aux Channels.
5) Chose to create seven new stereo Aux Channels.
6) The Mobius plug-in provides the first virtual output (Mobius 1-2). Hold down the mouse button in input slot of the seven aux channel strips and fetch the appropriate virtual Mobius output to each aux channel.
"We live in a Newtonian world of Einsteinian physics ruled by Frankenstein logic"
Abandoned Hospital.
Today is the National Day of Reason, so I'm celebrating by sharing these logic cookies that I made last night. They include a variety of symbols from the fields of symbolic logic, set theory, boolean algebra, algebraic logic, and other fields. (and I had to throw in Gottfried Leibniz's integral symbol and Leonhard Euler's summation Sigma!)