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meatsock
2y ago
it's a fair watch: D/A and A/D | Digital Show and Tell (Monty Montgomery @ xiph.org) 3/2/2013 https://youtube.com/watch?v=cIQ9IXSUzuM
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meatsock
3y ago
i'm excited about dril mentioning doing anything in the style of Brass Eye [1] (a satiric british news show from the 90s) [1] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=En3TYdWfwaw
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meatsock
3y ago
it is pronounced "[KA] + [MOO]", not "[KA] + [MUS]"
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meatsock
3y ago
It is a useful standard - plastic PCMCIA card protectors make good card wallets.
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meatsock
4y ago
it was sampled in a whole bunch of tunes code 718 - equinox - https://youtu.be/Ffal9nAd1Sg MOTU - Do You Want Me (Disco Latino Mix) - https://youtu.be/QV02KvyNQb8 paperclip people (carl craig) - remake uno
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meatsock
4y ago
part of the development of the IFB, the earpiece in common use on every tv news show: The turboencabulator skit was originally intended to demonstrate the usefulness of earpiece radios as a replacement for cue cards when actors are deliveri
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4y ago
RIYL Where Wizards Stay Up Late - Katie Hafner Weaving the Web: The Original Design and Ultimate Destiny of the World Wide Web - Tim Berners-Lee The Master Switch: The Rise and Fall of Information Empires - Tim Wu Dealers of Lightning: Xero
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meatsock
4y ago
> my own fledging attempts at electronic music. i'd like to hear more about that.
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meatsock
4y ago
the hackers soundtrack is fantastic and includes some of the best electronic music from the era. the version of halcyon and on is in my opinion almost as good as the original 11 minute 12" uk promo edit [0], which may not have fit on t
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meatsock
4y ago
it is hard not to mention the fine WGBH produced re-enactment [1] version of this story any time this book is mentioned. there's also a german film from the POV of the other side of cliff's story [2] [1] https://openvau
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meatsock
4y ago
> I sometimes wonder if I would disrupt someone's nascent [systematic interference] business model if I started publishing my maps regularly. it seems obvious publishing this might not be fully appreciated by the crowd who jams. has
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meatsock
4y ago
here is a blog post [1] that links to a terminfo file [2] written by Alexandre Montaron that might help. [1]: https://chapelierfou.org/blog/a-minitel-as-a-linux-terminal.... [2]: https://chapelierfou.org
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Curious Marc goes inside Apollo's premodulation processor
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4y ago
his 2017 release 'music for percussion' [1] and large and immersive video installations [2] are worth a look as well [1]: https://www.discogs.com/release/11738371-Ryoji-Ikeda-Eklekto... [2]: https:/
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4y ago
I also wanted to see some original source images. As in times past, a random slashdot user [1] comes through in a pinch: [2] [1]: https://news.slashdot.org/story/22/05/20/1732226/ancient-for... [2]:
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meatsock
4y ago
> I can't even find this album on eBay, and you can find everything there! i hope that discussing secondhand sales in the context of piracy might not be off-topic. if it is on topic, discogs.com is a decent source for most secondhan
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meatsock
4y ago
the headline would be clearer with punctuation re-added before the word 'not' to reflect the author's sarcasm
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4y ago
another unexpected electro-mechanical rotational automotive output device is the sequential turn signal on a thunderbird https://youtu.be/sd6hwx0h4Ys
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4y ago
forums are so rarely that way without one, visible or not
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4y ago
in addition to helping to liberate kopyright, the KLF have also done us the favor of archiving some relatable artistic sound works in perpetuity at the internet archive: https://archive.org/details/the-klf-chill-out-199
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4y ago
i have found that an external broadcast television tuner with a regular hdmi display works well for my needs. the mediasonic HW220STB includes a PVR function to record broadcasts but the firmware is a bit old. Contemporary Research 232-ATSC
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4y ago
here[1] are some artists using algorithms based on biological organisims to create some stuff that's just visually fantastic. in this example they've created a nice looking objects based on reaction diffusion wrt brain coral growt
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4y ago
in the past i've found that replacing all instances of 'http' with 'hxxp' in data from untrusted or dangerous sources will reduce the chances of accidentally accessing URIs that you would not want anyone to be able
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5y ago
heres a good demonstration of LÖVR showing a unique selection interface https://twitter.com/mcclure111/status/1214638887173099520?s=...
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5y ago
the venetian snares album mentioned in this article is quite good.
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5y ago
laser readers are worse than using a needle because you can't rely on the laser to push dust & detritus out of the way nor to ignore smaller faults that would not even register using a stylus, so the recording ends up requiring mor
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meatsock
6y ago
if you would like to view some examples in use, the recent lyric video for blue monday [1] has some of mr saville's code visible. [1] https://youtu.be/c1GxjzHm5us
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meatsock
6y ago
his interests in rf extend to pop music - he also invented the theremin
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6y ago
you can accomplish this by automating VR6A on pin 6 of the pt2399. one oldschool method to add CV control of a potentiometer is to control the resistance with a vactrol.
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meatsock
6y ago
if the display is too dim and you have verified the analog board is good, crt rejuvenation is an option [1] but if it doesnt come on at all, replace the crt. [1] https://youtu.be/YikOY8WTnLU
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