Risikoen for at blive bidt i øjet af en myre under hækklipning er lille, men den er ikke 0. #OneForTheBucketlist #av
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Is there a form of #AV that could make cities better?
A tiny golf cart that putters around at 10mph?
A little delivery van that brings your purchases home for you after a day of shopping?
Can anyone recommend a device that plugs into the regular left/right audio jacks on an amplifier and can receive a bluetooth signal from a mobile phone?
Brands/models readily available in the EU preferred if possible...
New video! Testing the ISEVIC that gets you native HDMI output from the Commodore 64's cartridge port.
YouTube: https://youtu.be/rcsn17_pJ4E
PeerTube: https://makertube.net/w/dvSbzFE533RTZnvkVLAm15
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Q: So, anything new? What'd you do today?
A: Oh, dug through menus in a new AV receiver to find its MAC addresses, configured my network DHCP server to give it a static address, and then wrote some iptables rules to keep that address from being able to reach outside the LAN. Pretty standard stuff.
Looking for a "DO NOT CONNECT THIS MACHINE TO THE INTERNET NO MATTER HOW MUCH IT NAGS" warning sign to print out.
So question for those in AV, live events, etc. out there (hoping for input/thoughts <3)
How on earth do you break into the industry when you've only had a few contracts ever plus a degree in the field?
"Who I know" hasn't been able to help me so far and when I've signed up as an ad hoc contractor kind of thing, no jobs ever came to my phone until they took me off their list >.>
I do this stuff on a volunteer basis but like...it'd be nice to get more experience and actually know how to get started after 5 years of banging my head against the wall. Particularly interested in live or studio audio stuff, but trained in the video side of things, lighting and enough logistics experience for the bump in/out stuff too
So yeah, how does one get started in this industry? Should I independently get any extra tickets/qualifications/etc.? And any other tags I could consider adding on to find the right place to ask? :3
#DPC members! Join us this Friday for an engaging Audiovisual Special Interest Group (AVSIG) session featuring one of our newest DPC members, RTÉ Archives.
Presentation by Adrienne Warburton (RTÉ Archives) on mass digitization of audio and audiovisual assets and RTÉ's #digitalpreservation work Friday March 28th, 2-3pm UTC Online members-only event Register now: https://www.dpconline.org/events/eventdetail/475/-/audio-visual-special-interest-group
I'm finally ready to release this AV project to the public. Which concludes 6 years of on/off work.
Apparently “opportunity for continued improvement in these highly dynamic social interactions between man and machine” = #Waymo code for "Yep, AI can learn to break the law". Good luck, people wanting to cross the street. This also spikes the ableist "make eye contact" advice. wapo.st/3ZZDifm (gift link)
Hey #AV archivists! Anyone collecting video from the web with yt-dlp would accept to share their policy/config?
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Hahaha but no.
The AI job loss is already happening.
It's just that there is a hierarchy to the replacement.
At the bottom, you have all the "unimportant" jobs. Artists, Animators Writers. Don't need a certification to practice.
Those jobs are already going.
Then you have the lower-risk jobs, middle management, assessors, accountants, office workers. Those require some degree of certification/experience. Those jobs are already going (and have been for the last 20 years) under the umbrella of "efficiency".
Then you have the highest tier
High risk, high consequence. Doctors, Lawyers, Drivers etc. Those jobs will go last.
#AV are already causing less accidents than #HDV...as long as you don't drive at dusk and avoid corners (
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And an #AI radiologist is definitely better than a human one...but it's going to be a few years because of certification.
So yes, funny as this is, and cathartic as the humour is, we will see job losses of 80% percent very soon.
Let's just hope we don't get a Government in the US that will declare a large chunk of the population "surplus to requirements".
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The #Diggola - an early #DJ console made by Ron Diggins of #Lincolnshire , #England shortly after World War II. It played 78 rpm shellac #gramophone records using two spring wound #turntable motors, a #valve (tube) #amplifier and had its own built in light controller (switching lights directly at 230V mains voltage connected to round pin sockets) #audio #AV #SoundEngineering
I can't recommend this video highly enough. It gives an all too realistic assessment of what autonomous vehicles will do to our cities, and it's not good.
@breadandcircuses Hope it's ok to tag you on this; it seems like something you might be interested in.
#ev #av #autonomous #vehicle #urbanplanning #urbanism #climatechange
Hey #Fediverse, I'm proud to announce the launch of https://Lone.Earth , a federated platform for sharing #video, #music, #podcast, and other #AV work with a specific focus on:
- #Nature #documentary
- #Timelapse and #slowmo nature #video
- #Wildlife behavior
- #Aerial #cinematography
- #Environment and ecology #advocacy
- #News and #CurrentEvents #podcasts
Like Earth.law, Lone.Earth is hosted at a #green datacenter in #Finland.
So check it out, sign up, and make it your #PeerTube home!
lone.earthLone EarthPeerTube, an ActivityPub-federated video streaming platform using P2P directly in your web browser.
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