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3 Feb: 16:00 – 17:30 I will moderate: in/compatible aesthetics symposium: Uncorporated Subversion: Tactics, Glitches, Archeologies | panel with Jussi Parikka, jon.satrom, Michael Dieter, Julio d'Escrivan.
Students of EECS Professor Alfred Hero's EECS 452: Digital Signal Processing Design Laboratory course partake in final presentations of projects they have been working on all semester in the Lee Iacocca Room in GG Brown on North Campus in Ann Arbor, MI on December 11, 2012.
Photo: Joseph Xu, Michigan Engineering Communications & Marketing
3 Feb: 16:00 – 17:30 I will moderate: in/compatible aesthetics symposium: Uncorporated Subversion: Tactics, Glitches, Archeologies | panel with Jussi Parikka, jon.satrom, Michael Dieter, Julio d'Escrivan.
conversion errors in a feedback loop
damitu kuerpo - headmaster dick
blog.internet2008.se/2008/05/damitu-kuerpo-headmaster-dic...
Students of EECS Professor Alfred Hero's EECS 452: Digital Signal Processing Design Laboratory course partake in final presentations of projects they have been working on all semester in the Lee Iacocca Room in GG Brown on North Campus in Ann Arbor, MI on December 11, 2012.
Photo: Joseph Xu, Michigan Engineering Communications & Marketing
Students of EECS Professor Alfred Hero's EECS 452: Digital Signal Processing Design Laboratory course partake in final presentations of projects they have been working on all semester in the Lee Iacocca Room in GG Brown on North Campus in Ann Arbor, MI on December 11, 2012.
Photo: Joseph Xu, Michigan Engineering Communications & Marketing
Students of EECS Professor Alfred Hero's EECS 452: Digital Signal Processing Design Laboratory course partake in final presentations of projects they have been working on all semester in the Lee Iacocca Room in GG Brown on North Campus in Ann Arbor, MI on December 11, 2012.
Photo: Joseph Xu, Michigan Engineering Communications & Marketing
my appearance is your canvas
your quirks are your brush
you drag it
imperfections caused through decay
all your wildness does not need to be tamed
no need for acceptance
the positive feedback
there are no norms anymore
Accidents between us
communication flaws and frictions
I did not mean to speak another language
I did not mean to burn
there is no acceptance
there is nothing present
only incineration i must face
How to understand your devastation
How to make paths through something I still not recognize
...I can only follow tides of madness
I travel along, no more defined by time
No more now or before
I am on the spot, transforming within the real
what were once possibilities is now faded
gravitational radiation
a new orbit has started
Every once and a while, I am deeply moved by a photo that I've taken.
This is one of those.
I saw the image in front of me, worked to get it right, and mostly did. Enough that, when I saw it pop up in Lightroom during my post processing, that I busted out in a wide grin and shouted "Woo Hoo!"
What makes it special?
Two things make this stand out. One is the look and reflected light on Greg, the station engineer for public radio station WUIS. Second is the captured reflection of Jessica Jo Jolly in the studio glass that separates the control room from the performance space. If, I could have had both Greg & Jessica in focus, that would have been perfection.
This was part of a photo session to document the renovated studios at the station. They've been nearly completely redone, moving from analogue to digital technology. The control room serves two purposes, one as an "On Air" studio, capable of hosting several people, each with their own microphone, and feeding into the live broadcast or recorded for later broadcast. The second purpose comes from being attached to the renovated performance studio, which can host musical performances for a small audience as well as for live broadcast or recorded for later presentation. Greg set it up so from one spot both functions of recording & monitoring the performance area, and broadcast control can be accomplished from one spot, just by swiveling around.
I love the intensity that shows on Greg's face, and that it seems that he is looking right at the reflection of Jessica.
Sometimes, it all works out like I see in my mind's eye.
The new harddrive makes very scary clunky sounds and friezes for very very small seconds, especially when i watch a movie. But of course.. I lost the receipt. And no more money so no change for me.. The glitches run smooth though, that is a good thing (hehe they move clunky anyway, so who would notice). I made a backup today.
the prince of happy data destruction has his birthday today! Hoera!
smorgasscake treat and singing. Unfortunately I cant be there to celebrate but I hope this will bring some vibe for födelsedag
For the ST Lars Computer People Compo...
on the ZX81 - with slightly glitched keyboard (which made coding a lot more complicated / was also known as the dutch coffeeZX)
Rosa (Lady Lazer) and Walder (Droid) presents
Glitch my Dutch ZX
"clet￭|| mu ￭utch￭ZT"
Code (as I can recall):
5 print "Glitch my Dutch ZX"
55 for I=0 to 255
56 print chr$(i);
66 print "Rosa and Walder presents"
77 Print "Calculating rasta bars"
89 For h=0 to 155
Next H
555 save "hh"
556 goto
Just before the compo started the power supply got disconnected and since the sound out didnt work properly, we coudnt save it and thus our live demo died there. Ephemeral media rule. I did make a recording of the rasta bars, you can find it on i! here !i
And so the Rasta bars will live on.
And yes, we lost, our code was just to complicated ;) ;)