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March 2006
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Tue 14 Mar 2006
Mon 13 Mar 2006
Last June, I bought myself a digital camera. I spent quite a lot of time deciding which camera to go for, and in the end plumped for the Canon Ixus 50.
Fri 10 Mar 2006
Thu 9 Mar 2006
Well, first off, I know that it’s not secure and all that jazz. On the other hand, SFTP on OS X Server has no chroot abilities. So, in order that the few people on my server that need ftp access can have it, I’ve delved into getting it set up and here is my short intro tutorial.
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Thu 9 Mar 2006
Thu 9 Mar 2006
I shall probably suggest this to Apple, but I thought I’d try and get some opinion on this as a possible feature request for quartz composer.
How about built in support for DV output?
Wed 8 Mar 2006
Artkrush: “Formerly a web-based art magazine and virtual gallery, Artkrush has relaunched as a twice monthly email magazine, featuring current news, links, people, and events in the international art community. “
Wed 8 Mar 2006
gallery news :: about us :: John Hansard Gallery: “Due to open in 2008, Southampton’s New Arts Complex (SNAC, a working title - a permanent name will be chosen in the next few months) will bring together a diverse mix of art forms, including visual, performing, film and video and Asian arts in a dynamic new building, overlooking the City’s East Park and Guildhall Square. Featuring two landmark towers, the building will bring alive a cultural quarter in the city centre, providing a breathtaking new visitor attraction.
Wed 8 Mar 2006
VJamm Allstars is an audio-visual performance collective formed out of a common artistic vision of intimately linked music and moving images aimed squarely at rocking the dance floor and feeding the head. Applying video to music is nothing new these days, but our range of material and techniques allows improvisation and communication between the artists and the audience.
Wed 8 Mar 2006
Fire speaking to you: “Firebirds is based on a scientific experiment from the Victorian area, in which Chichester Bell discovered that a membrane stretched over a gas flame produces audible vibrations in the flame, resulting in a kind of ‘flame loudspeaker.’ Gas flames, suitably modulated by electrical fields can be made to act as omnidirectional loudspeakers of surprising clarity and amplitude.”
An installation by Paul DeMarinis.
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