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Using Spatialite to store and represent our GPX data
Background A quick bit of background. As people who read this blog know, we have recorded every journey we make, every day, with a GPS since 2003 (Dan) and 2007 (Sophia). As you can imagine, this practice has evolved technologically … Continue reading
Posted in Code, Diary, GPS, Linux, Python, Software
Tagged archive, data, database, eTrex, Garmin, gpx, logging, Mathieu Baudier, openframeworks, peter vasil, psychogeography, QGIS, Spatialite, sqlite, storage, visualisation, xml
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Goodbye Jitsi, hello again Pidgin
So the world of jabber communication has been a bit unreliable. After successfully trying a jitsi video conversation at home between my distro and Soph’s ubuntu, I tried to have a meeting with someone I’m mentoring and it totally failed. … Continue reading
CryptoParty Neukölln
When Joseph and Maria from the Slow Tech group came to see Soph and my GPShow at the end our residency at Ausland (see the news page), they invited us to join them at CryptoParty Berlin‘s next event which was … Continue reading
Posted in Diary, Linux, Software
Tagged Berlin, cryptography, cryptoparty, gpg, pgp, tor
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My Life as a Birch Forest
The image above is from the Jacquard Loom series (see here and here), using my python script to read a year’s worth of data from our GPS records and plugging in Peter’s processing script, the strips were produced, showing GPS … Continue reading
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Tagged data, logging, processing, psychogeography, visualisation
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Jacquard Loom GPS visualisation II
After meeting up with Peter at Martin’s micro_blackdeath ATmega noise workshop at NK on Saturday, we were able to talk a bit more about what I’m calling the Jacquard Loom GPS visualisation of the activity in our database. The python … Continue reading