This only shows that over time the electronics has slowly creeped closer and close to the body. Ha ha. I guess with lower costs and miniaturization it makes sense.
While I don’t wear tubes, I wear wired earphones, instead of earpods. For some reason sticking a wireless electronic device into the ear cavity inside my skull, right next to the brain gives me the heebijeebs tbh. They seem to be quite popular tho!
Was watching die hard 2 w some friends the other day, and in the beginning of the film, the protagonist is on a plane wearing wierd cumbersome stethascope like earphones that are attached to the armrest. Totally forgotten there was a time when the transducer was not located in the ear part but was located in the armrest and there were just tubes that went to the ears to carry the sound. If you took off your stethoscope earphones and pressed your ear to the armrest, you could hear everything.
This podcast is really interesting - how teenage engineering makes cool stuff. I’ve only listened to half of it so far but great to learn about their process! https://podcastaddict.com/waveform-the-mkbhd-podcast/episode/170637297 there’s a YouTube video version of the interview too. https://youtu.be/NlHk4HQDgaM
So I heard on Japanese news that they named the surrounding rocks with dog breed names cause it would help imagine the size of the rocks by thinking if the size of the dog. That’s pretty genius if you ask me.
Picked up some bad habits during covid like doom scrolling. Never did that before - hated spending time on my phone. I’d always get the shittiest smallest refurbished phone, kept fixing it, replacing parts as it broke (so many cute tiny parts! 🥰) Now I have a mid level phone that’s only 3 yrs old. been using it to consume media and games - actually no longer games, just media. Recently made it so that it turns completely monochrome during the evening hours. Let’s see how effective that is.
still my favorite vr game that never happened: https://www.kahoabe.net/portfolio/mecha-mouse/
rip to a real one @kaho
We are happy to announce the launch of the new NGI0 Commons Fund. Its aim is to reclaim the public nature of the internet.
Offering small and medium-sized grants for free and open source projects across the entire technology stack.
First call opens February 1. If you are working on a project that contributes to reclaiming the public nature of the internet, do apply.
With many thanks to the @EU_Commission 's #NextGenerationInternet initiative.
this is quite the animation https://floor796.com
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This week @nasser shares how he solved tricky audio/state synchronization problems for a client's experimental interactive performance piece by pushing JSON data over a QR code video feed 👀
📖 ✍️ 🎨 DECEMBER GÆMZ ALERT 🎨 ✍️ 📖
When: 11 December (Mon) 19:00-
Where: asobu & Discord
Special guest: Marie Leblanc Flanagan will host a little zine workshop! So come early if you can.
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Browsing local twitch yesterday, saw a streamer playing this game https://store.steampowered.com/app/2653790/The_Exit_8/ looked interesting. They were literally trying to escape the room!
I forgot to post this before but this is an activity at the Tokyo Auto show a few weeks back. Basically if you’ve seen the Teamlab activity where you draw a fish and it gets scanned and put into a projected aquarium with other people’s drawn fish swimming about, then this is similar. You draw a race car and then it gets scanned and you can race it against other people’s drawn cars. It was cute to watch.
I am Kaho Abe, media artist and game designer. メディアアーティストとゲームデザイナーの阿部香穂で〜す。よろしくお願いします。 ★彡