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"Deport Techies" ... deport me. These mean-spirited stencilers are using Trumpy language, and incidentally a lot of so-called techies are immigrants.
It wasn't all plain sailing. There's loads of technical content to this race so don't be under any illusion this is an easy race.
Matteo Bittanti
Building the American Dream (January 2015)
3454 21 Street
San Francisco, California
Documenting Mark Zuckerberg's McMansion project in the Mission, San Francisco as captured by the intrusive eyes of Google Street View.
Because in the age of frictionless transparency, sharing is caring.
See the full project here:
FOR THE TECHIES
Camera: Nikon D90 (DSLR)
Lens: Standard 17 - 50mm Sigma lens
Aperture: f/18
Shutter Speed: 1/60 (sec)
ISO: 100
Format: High quality RAW File
Stabilization: None
Retouched using Photoshop CS6.
Location: The Azure
I loved how the shadows fell from the glance fence behind me and seemed to almost circulate the bench. The bench was interesting in itself, but I believe the lines created by the shdows really emphasise the waves in the bench and make it feel more.
It's an amazingly non-techy experience. There are 15 crew members;
about 12 of them on the ground push it and then chase it, pulling on
the ropes. It is moored into a cone at the top of a mast planted
firmly onto a truck that is temporarily pinned to the ground. just
before we took off, crew members tossed 10-pound bags of ballast into
a compartment below us.
... nothing exciting, but just in case you fellow non-techies ever wondered what it looks like inside an average computer (had to have my sound card changed the other day and couldn't resist making a photo of the freshly-vacuumed inside). I find it amazing - wonder what happens right now in there while I'm typing this. Not soooo long ago (relatively) a simple nib and an inkpot were enough to write.
In ALL SIZES it looks like one big sort of Kafkaesque factory. If you imagine tiny humans moving along the various storeys. Well ... you know.
via On Tuesday, House Judiciary Chair Jerry Nadler introduced two articles of impeachment against Donald Trump. The first charges that the President committed an abuse of power to pressure Ukrainian President Zelensky to investigate Trump's political opponent, Joe Biden. The second charges Trump obstructed Congress and impeded the impeachment inquiry by refusing to let senior officials testify or produce documents pursuant to Congressional subpoenas.
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Techy note: The $250 Canon s100 camera used for the balloon photography has GPS capabilities. However we found that the GPS satellite connection drained battery power too fast for longer excursions over water (eg +/- 45 minutes).
We disabled the GPS capabilities in favor of longer flight times (1.5 hours) so that we didn't have to go through the precarious operation of lowering a bouncy red balloon while on Gowanus Dredger's canoes. GPS locations for the 15 December S100 photos are being added manually.