Useless beautiful machine scrambles blog posts

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Funkfugiyama says: "Industrial Design student Andrew Haarsager has created 'a machine that scrambles the words and sentences of real-time blog posts, based on the look of a 1960’s Moog synthesizer.'" Link


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Take a look at this

...except that it doesn't really resemble the look of a '60s Moog.

Nice attempt at a namedrop though.

Now, for 20 points, is it pronounced blewg, or blogue?

Take a look at this

How charming and witty and fun!

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Can it disemvowel?

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...except that it doesn't really resemble the look of a '60s Moog.

Yeah, not exactly, if you're a synth purist. But it does have knobs and patch cords, and is, you know, black. But judging by the logo design - a 'Moog-inspired' look is what they were going for. Just trying to be clever.

It's still pretty sexy looking, whatever it resembles.

And it's most definitely blogue. :)

Take a look at this

From the form factor, it's much closer to those cute little Blorg things than a gin-you-wine Bloog. Just add a mic and some speech-to-text code and turn it into a Blocoder.


Yeah, I'm done... but I want points when the guy does just that and starts gettin' awards at gallery shows.

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Nice... I was thinking of doing an art installation which would be a real-time insult generator box where you push a button and your picture is taken, then it's uploaded to one of the nastier chans out there and the horrific responses are projected in front of you. Each time a response comes, hot air and steam blows out the top.

Calling it the "self-esteampunk".

Take a look at this

"...except that it doesn't really resemble the look of a '60s Moog."

Actually looks more like a EMS VCS3 "Putney."

http://www.geosound.org/vintage-synth.htm

And what do you mean "useless", this could've saved William Burroughs lots of time, instead of always cutting up his writings and pasting them back together.

Take a look at this

Yes, Brion Gysin and William S. Burroughs would be ecstatic with this. If you input The Third Mind, do you get the original texts?

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