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|Dec 05, 2010, 12:46 PM
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What is a good lipo charger
So I want to get back into electric planes,after LIPOs scared me away lol and im looking at the E-Flite Mini Pulse, if i can fly all the planes in Real Flight Basic would I be able to fly this plane,and also I am looking for a good LIPO charger I was looking at the Super Brain Palm AC/DC charger but if there is a better one for under $150 please list it and i would probaly only be charging E flite 3 cells thanks.
|Dec 05, 2010, 01:39 PM
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I picked this one up earlier this year and it has worked well. I also picked up the 120v AC to 12 volt, 6amp device plus a few other odds and ends. Check out the add-ons that go with it.
|Dec 06, 2010, 06:08 AM
Check out this one. AC/DC CHARGER. http://www.hobbypartz.com/thac6smbachw.html
|Dec 06, 2010, 07:26 AM
Its not the price thats important when buying a charger and considering a swa yours at 79$ it makes it a very BAD DEAL.
Its rated specs call for 5A output so I would assume thats a 50W charger and the WATT output is the SINGLE MOST important number you need to look at.
At 80$ for a 50W charger that of course puts the price per watt over 1$, the other linked charger AC6 is also 50W but with a price tag of 50-55$ it bring the price per watt closer to a BUCK 1$. Now you can get 100W-150W & 200W charger for under 1$ a watt and then that starts to make more sense.
There is a thread or post around here listing some chargers with the PRICE PER WATT and some can be purchase for as little as under .50$ and they will have the same feature and options as what you need and are looking for...
|Dec 06, 2010, 08:40 AM
USA, MO, O'Fallon
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I like my Triton (version 1), Polyquest 4-port and my new Imax Quattro Pro.
|Dec 06, 2010, 04:47 PM
been using this for a year. No regrets. You can save some money too..
|Dec 12, 2010, 09:11 PM
good cheap charger http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...idProduct=7523
this is the one i will get next... http://www.hitecrcd.com/products/new...i-charger.html
|Dec 12, 2010, 09:43 PM
Btw i have a mini pulse xt with park 480 9x7 prop and 40 amp eflite pro esc..goes around 70 mph..flies like an old nitro plane..
|Dec 12, 2010, 10:07 PM
Just got a Thunder Power 610C AC/DC, it has the advantage of having a built in ac power supply so I can just plug it in to the wall. It is an 80 watt charger from a very reputable r/c battery company. It is a little pricy, about 120 but I got very good deal on mine so I'm under the $1 a watt standard referenced here, not that I think that is the only suitable criteria for a charger. You can get a really cheap charger that costs a dime per watt, but if it breaks or burns it self up after a few cycles what good is it?
|Dec 13, 2010, 06:53 AM
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i have both the superbrain 992 palm and a thunder 610 200W charger
both are good.. but IMO "since i traded for mine from a friend" i would NEVER pay 80$ for it... it is a GOOD charger.. and it does come with its own power supply but the setup is annoying flipping screens back and forth the balancing is ULTRA precise.. which honestly for me isnt necessary every time i charge dont get me wrong i like a well balanced battery but 45 mins balancing at less than .1A is ridiculous
my thunder 610 is IMO a much better charger balancer is still within .01-.02 "verified with a fluke meter" and it was exactly the same price "before they lowered the cost" is much easier to setup and more user friendly
as for a power supply there are tons out there that can be had for very little money .. or you can build your own out of a nice pc powersupply "not including the cost of the power supply itself most can be had free or just a few bucks from old pc's" costs about 5$ to build
what im saying above is dont limit yourself to a charger just because it comes with an AC source that really is the least of your worries heck most local walmarts sell a very nice little power supply back in camping its for a 12v cooler its 12v 5a and takes quite literally only 2-3 minutes to make work with our stuff "adding terminals" and costs 20$ or less
no matter.. good luck have fun and keep it in the air!
|Dec 13, 2010, 04:17 PM
I just bought the same charger from Thunderpower and so far am pleased with it. I also have a Parkzone Stinson.
|Dec 13, 2010, 05:14 PM
All the chargers linked to on this thread so far are basically the very same charger, as is my Venom Pro http://www.venom-group.com/itemdesc.asp?ic=0657 and probably about 90% of the rest of the chargers out there. Only the cases and the positioning of the controls, plugs and screen vary, the electronics are all the same, and probably the accesories they come with.
If they have a 50W output, a similar looking screen and four buttons, they are a clone (I think the Imax B6 is the original genetic donor). nothing wrong with that, I've heard good words about this design, although the instructions are attrocious, especially with the cheaper Chinese versions.
|Dec 13, 2010, 06:00 PM
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Your mrc palm charger is great... you take your lipo off charge right after you hear the 2 beeps and it's done no need to let it sit on the charger at.10mah charge rate for a little extra MAH that maybe 100mah more or so ...the 992 is actually good because it beeps 2 times and the cells are charged to 4.18V in the pack and lots of guy's like this because charging right up to 4.2V cell makes your packs not last as long...so after 2 beeps take the lipo off and use it and have fun.
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Since this is my first gaming PC, I know basically nothing about how long a graphics card will last before needing an upgrade to keep playing newer games. I'm getting a bit worried with the 6000 series already out, and I'm still using a 4000 series. I have the money, I just do not want to buy a new card until it will actually do me some good.
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Hello there, mate
Well, the HD 4890 is similar in performance to a GTX 280, it's better than a HD 4870 of course but is less powerful than a HD 5830, GTX 285 and GTX 460.
You'd need it if you run games at extremely high resolutions with extremely high details on graphics, or if you're an enthusiast
The HD 6900 Series are actually top on the line, HD 6970 is between the GTX 480 and the GTX 570.
But again, if your games are perfect now, you don't need to upgrade
Also, HD 4000 Series supports Dx10.1, HD 5000/6000 series have full Dx11 support, that's another thing to have in mind.
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|30 Jan 2011
your 4890 is fine. its like a 58xx series graphics card.
judging by the length of the card already installed, you will have many upgrading options, if you want to upgrade (but this is not necessary).
the only reason why youd go with anything higher is to get dx11 or to obtain a higher stream processing unit count.
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an upgrade is needed when you notice you can't play the latest games at max settings, and it really bothers you.
i've got a 4890, but i hope to have a 6950 soon.
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If I remember correctly, the GTX 460 performs just slightly better than a HD 4890.
But, it has DX11 support, and runs a bit cooler.
Still, not really worth the cost to upgrade too, as the gain is minimal.
I think the worthwhile upgrades would probably be:
or for a bit more The HD6970 or Nvidia GTX570.
These 2 are about the same price & performance-wise. They just trade punches back & forth so your call whichever camp you prefer in this price range.
Of course, the biggest factor as far as upgrading is concerned are:
1)What resolution you play at
2)What Games You Play
3) How does it perform for you currently
I too am looking to upgrade my 4890 as there are a couple games where its starting to show its age.
But overall, I think they still have some life left in them. If its doing OKnow, may as well hang in there just a bit longer and maybe prices will drop a bit.
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4890's are preety rare.
if you were to upgrade consider selling it as it can go for 200+ since it is rare(not manufactured anymore).
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According to techpowerup's.com performance chart, a HD 4890 is ~10% slower than a GTX 460 1GB/HD 6850.
And the last time I looked, those cards were more than capable at running newer games at mid/high @ 1680x1050/1920x1080.
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In remodeling our house, we ended up with a large, vaulted blank wall - we had a great picture to hang there but needed a piece of furniture to anchor it. I wanted something sofa-height, dark wood, with glass-fronted storage for my antique Fiestaware - and like so many Overstock shoppers, couldn't find anything locally to match my vision. Found this piece, and the reviews sounded promising, so took a chance and ordered it - last summer! We didn't get to the point of remodeling where we could actually use this piece until a couple weeks ago - took it out of the boxes, and within an hour or so, had it put together, no pain at all. It fits perfectly in its designated spot, holds more in the storage area than I thought it would, and looks just beautiful. Everyone noticed it over the holidays and asked where we got it - they certainly were surprised to hear we got it in the "mail"! The only teensy thing I dislike about it is that the cabinet doors bang shut, but I think I can remedy that with a few strategically placed felt pads. Thanks for another excellent product! As part of our remodel, we also purchased counter-height barstools and a wonderful futon couch with an inner spring mattress from Overstock, and are still very pleased with everything.
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The thing is gorgeous. Putting it together is a project, but not too complicated. I recommend padding the leg bottoms with felt before starting.
I purchased this buffet after months of debate, I was just so unsure of the quality of the product by reviews. Finally bit the bullet and bought it. If I had written this review on the week I purchased it, it would have gotten an excellent rating. Came as promised, delivered on time, in beautiful condition, and was simple to assemble. Not to mention it looks like a much more expensive piece of furniture than it actually cost and it worked perfectly as an entertainment center under my wall mounted TV. However after a couple of days we noticed that the cabinet holds in a ton of heat, but that was no problem we cut large openings in the back of the center to allow more heat to escape from the electronics. the holes were effective and not noticeable from the front of the cabinet. Everything was great for a couple of days, then I heard this loud crack sound while watching TV and noticed a large 4 in crack in the top of the cabinet! I was disappointed but with a little touch up marker the crack was barely noticeable, then a couple days later it happened again! this time, there was a new 4 in crack and the previous crack was now 6in long! touched this up again, but it is a bit more noticeable this time. hoping this doesn't happen again. really sad that the beauty of this cabinet will not endure.
I finally put mine together and did it by myself using a cordless electric screwdriver. It wasn't super hard but it would be easier with two people. I assembled the doors before adding the top. Also, I put the doors on while I had the unit on its side. I did the left opening doors while it was on the left side, then turned the unit on its right side and put on the right opening doors. When I stood it right side up I added the top and little by little lined up all the cam screws to the holes (I honestly didn't think I could get that part done by myself but I did). Once the cam screws were in line, the dowels just fell in to place. I also put in my adjustable shelves before i put the top on - it just seemed easier that way. I love the way it looks, and I'm so proud of myself!
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Aram Bartholl
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'Hurt me plenty' opening speech by Olia Lialina
Opening speech by Olia Lialin on Sept 12th 2014, DAM gallery Berlin.
Aram Bartholl – Hurt me plenty (pictures )
13th September – 1st November 2014
DAM Gallery, Berlin
Good evening,
I'm happy to have a chance to talk at the opening of Aram Bartholl's, "Hurt me plenty" exhibition. Please allow me to start by mentioning another artist, Herbert Franke. His work was exhibited at the DAM Gallery many times I believe. Some year ago I invited him as a computer art pioneer to tell young designers about the origins of Algorithmic Art and Generative Graphics.
It was a very inspiring and energetic talk. One of the most thought provoking parts though was Franke explaining that there were times such as in the late 50′s/early 60′s when you had to fight for the idea that you can make Art with computers. Computer Artists were outcasts of the Fine Art scene. They couldn't claim to be called Artists. It was just not accepted, because computers are algorithmic and Art is spiritual. Art was not allowed to come from computers or algorithms. These times are long gone. Digital computers became medium, then meta-medium, and turned in to new media. There is hardly any art today made without computers in Fine Arts and in Contemporary Art. Moreover, there is a whole universe of Media Arts with at least a 30 years old tradition of creating art with digital technology as being medium specific, not just by producing the work with some application, but with being critical or at least attentive to the software itself.
Today we find ourselves surrounded by post-digital and post-internet art, whereas renouncing of digital technology is so important and paying attention to the computer is supposed to be of 'yesterday'. In post-digital art, hybrid forms are preferred and ambiguous, veiled messages are sent around. Like, common, digital is everywhere. Don't even mention it. Be an Artist. Don't be Computer Artist. Full circle.
In particular, this state of the arts makes me think about the possible revival of Computer Art as a notion and term that nowadays could belong to artists who make an effort to show the computer itself. It is neither algorithmic, nor nostalgic. Not 8 bit.
Art of direct messages and gestures. Clear and totally explicit.
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This is the graphic card. A computer inside your computer. It is expensive and powerful.
This is your phone. You have no idea when it is off or on. Come to a workshop and make a copper bag to put it inside and find out for sure.
This is the Hard Disk Crusher. This is your hard disk.
Computer art of today is hardware art. Art of hard messages. It hurts.
These brutally scratched hard disk plates are there. They refer to a significant case that happened a year ago when the Guardian received an order to destroy the computer where Snowden's files were stored. In the mass media we saw explicit pictures of damaged computer parts and images of journalists executing drives and chips. It hurts to see it, hurts to listen to the Guardian's Editor in Chief, who says, "Its harder to smash up a computer than you think". Yeah, it's even harder to accept it as a reality, journalists drilling though hard drives.
They were forced to do so. It was an act of intimidation. But, I think soon we'll do it voluntarily and on a regular basis. There is less and less certainty of what you are doing with your computer on the level of software. There is hardly a proper way to save, and almost no way to delete by giving commands to the software. When you really would want to delete information, you'll have to put your hard drive into the hole of this machine.
You are probably familiar with classic images of the first ever computer called ENIAC from 1945. It's a computer the size of this space, and it is operated by many people who rewire or rebuild it for every new tasks. ENIAC was operated on the level of hardware, because there was no software. These images are from the remote past, but maybe, they are also of the nearest future.
Software is developed in a way that makes us helpless and desperate and there are less and less commands available. I don't have an 'undo' available on my phone any more. So if something crucial, if I really need to 'undo', the only way is to throw my phone into this hole. I'm exaggerating. Whats this phone after all? This dumb terminal through which I connect to the Cloud? But the Cloud is in the same routine.
Earlier this year at the Transmediale Festival, Sebastian Schmieg and Johannes Osterhoff showed their project "10 kilograms from the Google factory". It's a box of shredded hard disks from the Google Data Center in Belgium with hundreds of useless, formless objects looking like fragments of a meteorite. It's of no importance for Science, but could be well suited for the gift shop of a science museum. Artists were actually selling them as a souvenir – 85 Euros per piece. Buy part of the Cloud, say hello to your files.
But there is also good news. There is a computer artist who brings a hard disk 'crasher' in to the gallery. It looks small here. It is three times smaller than the graphic card on the wall. These cards will not fit inside there. The 'crasher' looks rather harmless here. Looks like there maybe alternatives. There is a future for software. That there is a chance for software transparency, a chance to delete by giving a command to the computers not the computer terminators. You should see clearly to think about it.
Dimensions and scale matter.
Last semester we had the honor of hosting Aram at the Merz Akademie. He made a project with my students titled, "For your eyes only". It was about wearable smart objects: smart watches, smart glasses. These are technologies that promise to be very helpful and almost invisible. Week after week this group was doing the opposite, working on projects and objects that would bring awareness about the presence of the devices. Works that would made them visible and that would make us notice them. Two students decided to build a big model of Google Glass. Like really big. Three to two meters or something like this. Yeah, surprise, of course, invite the author of the monumental 'Marker' and 'Dust' to teach, and wonder that his students will search for some vivid element of the digital realm to erect a statue of in public space. I know that Aram was not really comfortable with this and tried to guide students into more subtle solutions, but they were steadfast in their decision. And in the end of the semester, they carried in a huge clumsy model of this trendy high-tech accessory. I don't know what grade they got, but it still stays there, an unusable and sad object like Google Glass itself. But now you can clearly see it.
The thing is, we are not blind, but invisible computing made us longsighted, we don't see what is right in front of our eyes because we are not supposed to see it. Computer Art can help. It has an optic.
Enjoy magnification, zoom in, clear images and binary statements.
Olia Lialina 2014
Olia Lialina
Net Artist, one of the net.art pioneers.
Co-founder of Geocities Research Institute
New Media Professor at Merz Akademie, Stuttgart
Calendar Update
Current & upcoming shows / talks / events
27.11.2014 – 18.1.2015
End User
Hayward Gallery Project Space, London
19.- 21.11.2014
Human Futures
Networked Space, Marketplace, Aarhus,
16.10.2014 – 4.1.2015
The Darknet
Kunsthalle St.Gallen, Switzerland
Curated by !Mediengruppe Bitnik
13.10.- 2.11.2014
Master Artist-in-residence program
Atlantic Center for the Arts, Florida
26.- 28.9.2014
Todaysart festival Scheveningen, Netherlands
Edith-Russ-Haus, Oldenburg
13.9.- 29.10.2014
solo show at DAM Gallery, Berlin
Cuban Contemporary Art Salon
Centro de Desarrollo de las Artes Visuales – CDAV, Cuba
10.9. – 6.11.2014
Work in Public
Decad, Berlin
6.9.- 23.12.2014
Alingsås Kosthall, Denmark
28.- 30.8.2014
art / space / public
symposium Urbane Künste Ruhr, Duisburg
Archipel in√est
KUNSTrePUBLIK, Urbane Künste Ruhr, Recklinghausen
19. 6. – 31. 8. 2014
net.art Painters and Poets
Mestna galerija Ljubljana, Solvenia
Curated by: Vuk Ćosić & Alenka Gregorič
with: !MEDIENGRUPPE BITNIK, 0100101110101101.org, Cory Arcangel, Kim Asendorf, Mez Breeze, Cristophe Bruno, Heath Bunting, Shu Lea Cheang, Paolo Cirio, Vuk Ćosić, Constant Dullaart, Lisa Jevbratt, JODI, Justin Kemp, Olia Lialina, Alessandro Ludovico, Mouchette, Mark Napier, Evan Roth, ®™ark, Eryk Salvaggio, Alexei Shulgin, Teo Spiller, Igor Štromajer, Thomson & Craighead, Ubermorgen, Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries, Jaka Železnikar
Crime Scene
Rauma Biennale Balticum 2014 Rauma art museum, Finnland
with: Aram Bartholl (DE), Cooltūristės (LT), Liisi Eelma & Minna Hint (EE), Inga Erdmane (LV), Evgenia Golant (RU), Geir Tore Holm & Søssa Jørgensen (NO), Stine Marie Jacobsen (DK), JP Kaljonen (FI), Karel Koplimets (EE), Haidi Motola (FI), Dorota Nieznalska (PL), NUG (SE), Lauri Rotko & Jukka Rapo (FI), Telekommunisten (Dmytri Kleiner, Baruch Gottlieb) (DE)
Abandonend Art
While I was working at Bethanien recently the bbk printing workshop cleaned up their space. A beautiful pile of abandonend DVDs build up it the middle of the empty room. Hundreds of files of precious art pieces ready to print left by artists. Nice sculpture! :))
Killyourphone Tutorial Video
Beautiful Killyourphone tutorial on http://www.technikjournal.de :)) thx!!
Nähanleitung für ein tragbares Funkloch
Wie schützt man sich mit Nadel und Faden vor der NSA? Der Berliner Künstler Aram Bartholl hat eine Lösung: Sein Projekt "Kill Your Phone" ist eine Handytasche aus Spezialvlies, die das Telefon abhör- und ortungssicher macht. // Von Falko Klöpper
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Maddecent.com fans on Instagram like very much the DVD Deaddrop install it seems. :)) and Dismagazine.com too :))))
In case you missed the DVD Dead Drop install at the Museum of Moving Image last year visit the show Hyper-Resemblances up at Wallach gallery right now. I am showing a documentation of the DVD Dead Drop install there and you are invitved to DOWNLOAD ALL 10 DVD Volumes from a local hard drive to your computer! Quick quick, before the show is over!!
at Wallach Art Gallery, Columbia University NYC
April 22–June 7, 2014
curated by Alison Coplan
with: Aram Bartholl, BFFA3AE, Nicolas Ceccaldi, Petra Cortright, Aleksandra Domanović, Marisa Olson, Hito Steyerl and Ryan Trecartin.
An exhibition in three parts, Hyper-resemblances explores how both modern and contemporary artists have experimented with different notions of representation as filtered through psychological, mechanical and digital lenses. In interchanges between embodied vision and the external world across various media, the grouping of works focuses on relationships between subjectivity, image production and reality. This show examines the role of the artist in reflecting and shaping images of both the self and "society." Through modes of conceptual self-portraiture, montage and digital mediation, these artists subjectively construct contemporary consciousness. Hyper-resemblances is curated by Alison Coplan, Heidi Hirschl, and Kathleen Langjahr. It is the second presentation of the MODA Curates series—an annual opportunity offered by The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery and the MA in Modern Art: Critical and Curatorial Studies Program (MODA) for outstanding curatorial proposals related to students' theses. Coined by Jacques Rancière, the term "hyper-resemblance" deftly embodies the theoretical underpinnings of each curator's project: it refers to an image that refuses to be defined by the reality in which it resides and, rather, establishes its origin and interior identity in the pursuit of a truer vision. Alison Coplan's REALITY FX explores how artists both create and expose constructions of reality, mediated by the digital technology with which we experience the world. These works challenge the concept of a hegemonic reality put forward by modern media industries and demonstrate how existing power dynamics can be rearranged when artistic subjectivity engages with these technologies. The artists featured here are: Aram Bartholl, BFFA3AE, Nicolas Ceccaldi, Petra Cortright, Aleksandra Domanović, Marisa Olson, Hito Steyerl and Ryan Trecartin.
The Wallach Art Gallery is located on the eighth floor of Schermerhorn Hall on Columbia's Morningside Heights campus, 116th Street and Broadway, in Manhattan. The gallery is free and open to the public from Wednesday through Saturday, 1- 5 pm. For more information, call 212-854-2877 or visit columbia.edu/cu/Wallach.
KILLYOURPHONE at re:publica
Make your own mobile phone blocking pouch!!
This workshop took place, May 6, 2014, at re:publica conference, Berlin
more info at KILLYOURPHONE.COM
For Your Eyes Only
I'm currently guest teaching a semester at Merz Akademie in Stuttgart. (Thx to Olia for the invitation!) "For Your Eyes Only" is the title of the class. We are looking into the hype about wearables like Oculus Rift, Google Glass and smart watches and all these new gadgets. What makes sense, what's retro lost, how can we combine, what can we make better etc…? Yesterday the students were testing (fake) Oculus rift VR glasses in downtown Stuttgart. What would it be like people wearing those in public space? Today 90% of passengers in public transport are looking at their phones. Why not wearing a full VR (virtual reality) helmet?? :) Surprisingly many people recognized the dummies as Oculus gear. Will we walk around like this in a few years?? ;)
All about the new VR hype on http://www.roadtovr.com/
My talk at CCC congress
My talk at 30C3 congress in Hamburg last weekend. You can find all recordings of all talks also here http://media.ccc.de/browse/congress/2013/index_1.html Good stuff!
Kill Your Phone! workshop at #30C3
I had a lot of fun running this workshop at the congress last week. Visitors were invited to make their own blocking pouch. We had tons of interesting discussions at the table and it showed a lot of people know much about radio waves and frequencies but often have a hard time working the sewing machine :))
Thx for joining! to be continued…
"Open workshop to passively block your phone from sending and receiving. Make your own signal blocking Faraday pouch! How to wrap your phone to kill any wireless connection? How to pack your phone so it can't record any sound? Which materials work best? Where to get them? What are the cheapest and fastest solutions? We have cloths, tools and a sewing machine. Feel free to join! Bring your own stuff!
at 30C3: 30th Chaos Communication Congress
December 27th to 30th, 2013 Hamburg"
Hello World! at 30C3
I'm very pleased to announce my talk 'Hello Work!' at #30C3, the hacker congress by Chaos Computer Club. I love this annual event and I've been coming here since end of the 90′s. The congress is the place where I actually started to show my art 10 years ago, a perfect place to test prototype interventions or last minute workshop ideas :)). It is an honor to have the opportunity to present a full length talk with such an exquisite audience in this special year 2013. Thx to the art&beauty team Gregor & Mey!
Hello World!
How to make art after Snowden?
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|15 Jan 2012
My IO shield is routing noise through my computer speakers.
For some reason I only receive interference through my speakers when my IO shield is installed. I've tried aligning the tabs to contact the motherboard connections, but that generates a lot of noise through the speakers. I tested it outside of the case and installed in the case (without the IO shield) and there was zero noise. Isn't my IO shield supposed to prevent this? So, I have the shield installed, and of course there is still a miniscule, but annoying amount of noise through the speakers. It's definitely the IO shield! I'm stumped, not sure what to do. I could take it to a local repair shop and let them be responsible for it, but I would really like to solve this myself. Note: the sound cannot be reproduced with the use of headphones (Strange). Any help would be appreciated.
Drivers are all current, mic and line in are muted.
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Try fitting ferrite choke coils to your audio cable, at both ends, or upgrading the cable used to something. Consider perhaps making a custom I/O backplane from plastic sheeting, such as perspex, if you're unhappy with the manufacturers own design - but remember the backplane purposefully grounds the metal port enclosures to your PC case too, which helps protect the mainboard against ESD hazards.
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The Ferrite Choke Coil sounds like it might work, but where exactly would I get those? How would they attach to the cable?
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Bit hard to say as you've yet to fill out your location, or your system specs'...
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Officials with one Eastern Kentucky city say they are making progress when it comes to revitalizing their city.
Paintsville City officials say it is time to make new plans for their city.
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Inspired by the recently-released trailer for Spike Jonze's upcoming
film adaptation of Where the Wild Things Are, Landline TV has adapted another children's classic in this Jonze-spoofing trailer.
I am posting this on LISNEWS because I think the review says something about the power of the printed page.
Review of the movie "Watchman" on NPR:
Watchmen was a landmark as a graphic novel, but as a film it's only pedestrian.
After I saw this movie, I went back to the graphic novel. I was struck again that what made Watchmen a sensation was not its plot, but a structural denseness and complexity — the way it used multiple elements to comment on the core story in an almost Talmudic way. That essence is close to impossible to re-create on-screen, even with a nearly three-hour running time.
Listen or read full review here.
The Media Education Foundation, which acquired the rights for the film's distribution earlier this year, has begun selling the DVD to both US and international customers through its website.
The DVD is available for colleges and universities, as well as public libraries, high schools, and home use. Public performance rights can also be purchased for future screenings, benefits and fundraisers. The web site requires customers to register and log in either on behalf of their institution or as an individual.
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Netflix has a section called "Watch Instantly" where you can watch movies on your laptop or PC. The movies are a real mixed bag. There are numerous dregs but there are some real gems in there. I will sit on the couch and watch a movie on my laptop from the "Watch Instantly" selection. Over the past week I have noticed that the display quality of the movies has really gone down. I thought something was wrong with my eyes for a little while because some of the scenes seemed blurry. But I was noticing that movies were loading much quicker so I had a suspicion that Netflix was removing quality to make the files smaller so that they would transfer quicker.
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MGM put the entire movie Koyaanisqatsi on YouTube. Because it is an official upload the quality is good.
As Harry Potter and his friends ride off into the literary sunset, a young girl and a vampire in love have set off a new round of parties and eagerly anticipated books and movies.
"Twilight," a movie based on the novel by Stephenie Myers, opens Friday in local theaters. The tale of teenage girl Bella and Edward, the handsome vampire who loves her, has found a wide audience beyond the young adult category. Local libraries have long waiting lists of readers who want to borrow the four book series.
"We had three copies of each of them, and I just bought a fourth copy because the waiting list was so long," said Director Connie Shumate of the Princeton (WV) Public Library. "I don't think even Harry Potter matched this. Harry Potter was basically young adult reading, but this is everybody. This is all age groups."
Article in the NY Times about research into how (motion picture) stories have been told, are being told and will be told in the future.
In league with a handful of former Hollywood executives, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Laboratory plans to do something about that on Tuesday, with the creation of a new Center for Future Storytelling.
The center is envisioned as a "labette," a little laboratory, that will examine whether the old way of telling stories — particularly those delivered to the millions on screen, with a beginning, a middle and an end — is in serious trouble.
Press release from MIT includes the philosophy of the project: "Storytelling is at the very root of what makes us uniquely human," said Frank Moss, Media Lab director and holder of the Jerome Wiesner Professorship of Media Arts and Sciences. "It is how we share our experiences, learn from our past, and imagine our future. But how we tell our stories depends on another uniquely human characteristic -- our ability to invent and harness technology. From the printing press to the Internet, technology has given people new ways to tell their stories, allowing them to reach new levels of creativity and personal fulfillment. The shared vision of the MIT Media Lab and Plymouth Rock Studios allows us to take the next quantum leap in storytelling, empowering ordinary people to connect in extraordinary ways."
The hometown heroes, Vicki Myron and the late Dewey Readmore Books are headed for the spotlight. Kind of like Marley & Me.
Here's the Spencer Daily Reporter's story about the upcoming New Line film starring Meryl Streep as Vicki Myron.
That Movie You Got From Netflix That You Haven't Watched? It's Really Angry.
Video and place for commentary at NPR.
Big story!!!!
Dewey Readmore Books's (a library cat who lived at the Spencer Library from 1988 to his death in 2006) story, recently published as a book will become a movie!, and Dewey's adopted mother, librarian Vicki Myron, who has since retired from the Spencer (IA) Library will be played by the great Meryl Streep!!! It is not known who will be cast as Dewey...
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Is Amazing Donuts worth the drive from downtown? Need to buy about a dozen and would like a variety of flavours, ideally.
about 7 hours agosake in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
What happened to the French restaurant at the Bal harbour shops?
Actually, I just searched on Google and it seems it closed in August.
Sep 19, 2014sake in Miami - Fort Lauderdale
What happened to the French restaurant at the Bal harbour shops?
I can't remember the name, but it's not listed on the site, and I don't remember hearing about a closure...
Sep 18, 2014sake in Miami - Fort Lauderdale
has anyone eaten dinner at Colette?
The previous thread is all about the bakery. How is the restaurant?
Sep 16, 2014sake in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
What is going on with Splendido?
Last month, on a Wednesday evening, my husband and I tried to go to Splendido for a drink at the bar, and were surprised to find it closed. There was sign or anything. We thought perhaps they were closed for August. Imagine our surprise when last night, we tried to do the same, only to find it closed again. The door was locked, shades pulled down, but no sign or anything. What's going on? I hadn't heard anything about them closing for good. Is that the case? The website has no indication.
Sep 07, 2014sake in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Weekday breakfast north of St. Clair?
Open at 9 am Friday? All the other threads focus on downtown. The only place I've come up with so far is Boom on Eg.
Jul 28, 2014sake in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Late night bite in Lincoln sq or Andersonville?
I need a place for tonight (10 pm) to get a small bite and a drink. Perhaps a good small plates place?
Jul 05, 2014sake in Chicago Area
Super urgent! Drinks near le filet
We have reservations tonight at le filet and would like to have a pre dinner drink before. Any where fun within walking distance?
May 03, 2014sake in Quebec (inc. Montreal)
Saturday breakfast around queen/Bathurst?
Any good ideas of places open at 9 am? Willing to go a few blocks south and west.
Apr 18, 2014sake in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
2nights in Montreal. First night:APDC, 2nd night: somewhere in old Montreal?
2 friends and I are coming to montreal from Toronto in May. We will be staying in Old Montreal. APDC is a non-negotiable it seems for the first night. The problem is coming up with someplace for night #2. My first choice restaurants are hotel Herman or Le Filet, but we would really like to be walking distance from the hotel. Also, We would like something that would be a somewhat lighter meal since I suspect APDC will be heavy. Is kitchen Galerie poisson worth it? I should add, would rather not do Au club chasse et peche.
Mar 27, 2014sake in Quebec (inc. Montreal)
Your Thursday evening plan is quite ambitious, if it's to include drinks and snacks after the aviary. The aviary has snacks if you're still hungry after girl and goat. Save the publican and au cheval for another visit
Mar 05, 2014sake in Chicago Area
Anyone going to momofuku shoto tonight?
Haven't seen it mentioned here yet, but anyone going? The chefs from Ko in NYC will be here for one night only to cook.
Jan 21, 2014sake in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Xmas eve dinner recs in North Miami?
Would prefer somewhere that takes reservations for a family of 4. Not steak.
Nov 11, 2013sake in Miami - Fort Lauderdale
Bubbly and Oysters - Financial District
Ritz Carlton.
Jul 18, 2013sake in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Pre-dinner drinks for Friday night -- college/ossington area
Thanks. That's actually where we are having dinner, so wanted to go someplace else first.
Jun 20, 2013sake in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Pre-dinner drinks for Friday night -- college/ossington area
Any place where 4 of us could sit within a 15 minute walk? We have been to Hoof cocktail bar and would like to try someplace else.
Jun 20, 2013sake in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
we will be in LV in May and want a sushi restaurant with good food/atmosphere on the strip. How is Yellowtail in Bellagio or RA in the Wynn?
Catch restaurant - I can't recall seeing any reviews here.
Is it worthwhile for the food if we're looking for a restaurant with a fun atmosphere?
Paris trip report - August 2012 (LONG)
Paris trip report - August 2012 (LONG)
Preface – we were in Paris August 3-8. I spent months researching restaurants, although my choices were quickly narrowed by the time of year. All in all though, I feel we ate really well and was really happy with our choices.
Friday lunch - Spring – this was our first meal in Paris. I was unsure about this choice as they were only serving their lobster sandwich menu, but it ended up being fine as we were there within an hour of checking into our hotel and weren't ready for a huge meal. When we arrived, the upstairs was about half full. The hostess started directing us downstairs, which I wasn't happy about. I asked if we could sit upstairs and she said it was all reserved (we had made reservations about a month ago). After we were shown to our table downstairs I think she could sense my disappointment so she went upstairs to check availability, but came down to tell me there was nothing available there. Oh well. As an aside, our meal took less than one hour and when we left the restaurant, the upstairs still wasn't full. Anyway, our waitress was very nice. We each ordered a glass of wine along with the lobster roll and a side of fries. The sandwich wasn't huge, but very good. Generous pieces of lobster in a light sauce (not really a mayo) that didn't overwhelm it. Fries were good too. We didn't feel like ordering dessert (yogurt sorbet) so got the check and left. I would go back when they offered the regular menu, but would be sure to request to sit on the main floor. Maybe it was the time of day and that it was mostly empty, but the downstairs just felt dreary.
Friday dinner – Terroir Parisien. I felt this was an excellent value and a nice way to spend our first night. The restaurant was about half tourists and half French. The manager and our waiter spoke fluent English and we were presented menus in English (I should note that I speak French pretty well, and always addressed restaurant staff in French). We decided not to order a bottle of wine, but rather a pichet of red. I liked how they divided the wine list though, by price, and the prices seemed quite fair. I started with a vegetable salad (can't remember what DH had) which was excellent. For main courses I had a sliced beef which was slightly overcooked but still delicious and he had an excellent fish over steamed spinach. We got a side of delicious pommes purees. We shared a cheese plate and dessert. Total bill was 103Euros, which I thought was very reasonable for the quality.
Saturday lunch – Breizh Café. We arrived at just the right time (about 1 p.m.) because we got one of the last available tables before a line formed. Again, the restaurant seemed evenly split between tourists and locals. We each ordered one of the special galettes, and decided to forego alcohol. When our food was delivered, my order was wrong, but it took a while to flag someone down to alert them. My husband had almost finished his when the correct order was finally brought (with no apology). The galettes were excellent. We were quite full, but felt we had to order a crepe, so split a simple one with salted caramel butter and whipped cream. This was amazing. I would recommend Breizh based on food, but service was so-so.
Saturday dinner – Guy Savoy. We wanted to try a 3 star, and this was pretty much our only option for the date we were looking at. Won't go into detail because it's hard to remember everything after a 4 hour meal, but it was a great experience. Restaurant was 100% tourists (almost all American, I think). Service was great- formal, but not stuffy, food delicious, and we ate more than we have ever eaten at one meal. The one area of disappointment for me was the cheese cart as I felt it was very heavy on the goat cheese/hard cheese offerings, and not much by way of soft cheese.
Sunday lunch – Café des Musees. Mostly tourists, some locals. I don't think we were able to give this a fair assessment as this was our first meal after Guy Savoy, and probably should have just cancelled as neither of us was the least bit hungry, but we had the reservation and so decided to go. We shared a smoked salmon plate to start. DH had an entrecote which was 2/3 fat. I had a loup de mer with vegetables which was quite good. The food was overall good, but not a restaurant I thought is worth traveling for.
Sunday dinner – Drouant. While the food was very good, this was probably (at least from my point of view) the most forgettable meal as far as the food goes. All tourists, including a table of New Yorkers, who were unhappy when the coffee they asked for was a café, and not an American coffee. When they asked that their decaf cappuccino be prepared with skim milk, the waiter didn't understand and they tried to explain it as "diet milk". This made for a running joke for the rest of the trip. Anyway, we each ordered an appetizer and a fish for the main course, followed by an ok cheese plate. The dessert menu didn't wow us so we skipped it. This restaurant was chosen because it was one of the few that was open on a Sunday night in August, but I probably wouldn't recommend it if there are lots of other options out there.
Monday lunch – Au Comptoir. By far one of my favorite meals. The only restaurant we went to that didn't offer us a menu in English. We got there about 1 p.m. and it was full, but we only had to wait a few minutes before a table became available. I was quite surprised by how large the menu was. There were so many choices, and it was so hard to choose as they all sounded good. To start I had a terrine with foie gras, artichokes and potatoes. This was amazing. DH had a pea and mint savory tart that was equally as delicious. For a main, I had a rack of lamb and he had a tuna sashimi that I didn't try but he really enjoyed. (He was trying to eat light). Although the cheese plates I saw at tables next to us looked fantastic, we decided to forego cheese and dessert as all the eating this short trip was getting to us.
Monday dinner – Gaya by Pierre Gagnaire. This was our last meal and one that I didn't have high expecations for. I had seen very little posted about Gaya, but it was DH's birthday and this was his choice. This was such a pleasant surprise. What a fantastic meal, in every way. It's seafood-centric. The service and food were terrific, and I thought this proved to be an excellent value. When we were seated, we were offered an aperitif. I had a glass of champagne, DH didn't. We were given an amuse bouche of 2 tiny little seaweed rolls – not sure what was in them, but they were good. The bread basket had mini baguettes and tiny brioche served with a red pepper spread. To start I had probably the best sashimi dish I've ever tasted – sea bream over diced tomatoes with some kind of delicious sauce that was creamy , rich and light all at the same time. DH chose something more unusual – it was essentially a galette served with artichoke ice cream and carmelized apples. I tried the ice cream – it was ok, too sweet for me, but he really liked it. To drink DH had a glass of red, and by the time the mains arrived, I was ready for a glass of white, which I asked the waiter to choose for me. He poured me an excellent burgundy. As we were waiting for our mains, the table next to us was served theirs. When I saw what the lady next to me was presented, I started regretting my order. She had the langoustines over pasta with enoki mushrooms. It looked and smelled delicious. I almost changed my order, but ended up being glad I didn't. My main was a John Dory, served again with a different rich, creamy and light sauce. I almost licked the plate clean. DH had a fish dish that he enjoyed equally as much. We were in the mood for cheese, so we ordered the one cheese they had. It was a nice goat, served over a basil sauce with a mound of haricot verts. For dessert, we shared something with chocolate and guanduja. They were kind enough to split it in the kitchen on 2 separate plates, and brought his out with a candle. I had forgotten that when I had made the reservation weeks before I had mentioned it was his bday, but they remembered. Before we left, we were each presented with a coffee tuile with the most amazing bite size tart au basilic. It was so good, I felt like asking them for several more. Anyway, the total cost of the meal, with 2 apps, 2 mains, a cheese course, a dessert, 2 glasses of wine and a glass of champagne was 185Euros, which I thought was more than reasonable for the caliber of meal.
All in all, it was a great visit. Thanks to all the chowhounders for providing all the research that went into planning. Next time though, only one meal per day!
Which one for dinner on a Friday night? Dans Les Landes or Terroir Parisien?
This is for our first night in Paris. Which would you choose?
Early dinner near Tarragon Theatre on Sat.
Fanny Chadwicks. It's at Dupont and Albany.
Jul 06, 2012sake in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
our proposed restaurant itinerary for August
thanks for the feedback. I may go with DLL for Friday night then. As for all the meals, we are pretty big eaters and prepared to go and eat. Hopefully all the walking will help a bit.
our proposed restaurant itinerary for August
This is what we have booked:
Friday - lunch – Spring
Friday– dinner – Dans Les Landes or Le Galopin
Saturday – lunch - Breizh Café – (no res)
Saturday – dinner – Guy Savoy
Sunday – lunch - Café des Musees
Sunday – dinner – Drouant or Les Fins Gueles
Monday – lunch -Les Jalles or Au Comptoir du Relais (can't reserve for lunch)
Monday dinner – Gaya
Any comments, especially for meals where we have 2 options? thinking about scrapping both Drouant and LFG for Sunday dinner and booking Terroir Parisien...
Lobster sandwich lunch at Spring?
thank you!
Lobster sandwich lunch at Spring?
So DH and I will be in Paris for a few nights at the beginning of August. Unfortuantely, my initial restaurant list has dwindled in size due to August closures. Spring is open for the first day or 2 of our stay, so I thought that we could have lunch there the day we arrive. I got a reservation, but was told that they will only be serving a lobster lunch - sandwich, fries, ice cream, wine. Is this worth it for our first lunch? Most of the other restaurants I wanted to try will be closed, and the ones that are open I was hoping to save for dinners.
Paris restaurants open in August
thanks for posting this. We'll be there the 1st weekend in August so this is helpful.
How far in advance do you need/ can you book for difficult reservations?
thank you! They're both on my list, I'll cross my fingers that they'll both be open when we're there.
How far in advance do you need/ can you book for difficult reservations?
We'll be in Paris in August and wondering how soon restaurants like Frenchie take reservations? I know it will depend on their actually being open in August...
Does the Lo-Cal zone still exist?
It was on Rush near Walton. I used to go there in high school and get pizza with non-fat cheese. I think they also had good veggie burritos, if I remember correctly. It was one of the first places that offered low fat, dairy free, etc. I don't live in Chicago anymore, but I'm wondering if it's stil there?
Jan 30, 2012sake in Chicago Area


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