strange seasons allow for strange seasons greetings, just uploaded leichtmetal for wishing a great 2021: https://soundcloud.com/fblchrstn/leichtmetal
plus there is more than the stream, live jitsi-rooms at your free choice , you will need to navigate through the front-page to find and yes here full info:
04.11.2020 8pm cet, in happening in muelheim an der ruhr.
today i am enjoying very much the shinytoys festival, for pandemic reasons i am playing alone in a room, where i also will sleep later, the public is online, but there are a few, very few people in the house a.k.a makroscope. you can enjoy the show here: https://shinytoys.eu
Soon i will have to replace this machine, a mac g4, ubuntu long term support for ppc will end april 2021. This machine has been running 24/7 since 2007 serving http://derstrudel.org , http://christian.faubel.derstrudel.org , http://werdeteildesgesamtwiderstand.es , http://cordulakoerber.com plus e-mail. Because it is a bit loud it has been banned to the restroom.
Starting to work on the conceptual framework of a lab that will focus on re-thinking computation, re-thinking mainly framed as working through thoughts already thought. As a starter here is a quote from Donald E. Knuth's Classic The Art of Computer Programming Vol. 1 page 5. defining what sets apart an algorithm from a computational method:
opening of our installation and double feature performance with Karen Geyer, live stream is already on, we start at 20:00 https://youtu.be/wrwZLc_D9Ac
my contribution to this years xcoax conference: “Kauschlauch Modulations”. Rhythms that lock onto each other, minimal polyrhythms, continuous drift, rest, constant movement, no standstill. https://2020.xcoax.org/chf/ #xCoAx2020 #xcoax
christian faubel is an interdisciplinary scholar working in the differing fields of neuroscience, autonomous systems research and media art & design. he is professor for smart connected products at the university of applied sciences cologne and he holds a PhD in electrical engineering.
In 2002 he founded derstrudel, a collective for the mediation of a relaxed approach to electronics and robotics.