Central component of any computer system which executes input/output, arithmetical, and logical operations
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Nadia Struiwigh is a producer, live artist, DJ and resident of Tresor. Her music spans ambient, electro and techno and has been featured on labels like Nous'klaer Audio, Dekmantel and Central Processing Unit. In 2024 she founded the label Distorted Waves focussing on hardware-centered, more experimental works. Her DJ sets explore driving and psychedelic techno, while also delving into deeper sounds, while her live sets are known for their unique sonic improvisation. “An ode to the sounds and storytelling I'll continue to explore from here on out. After the pandemic, I felt a bit unmoored. Spending time in Australia distanced me from the European scene, and I found myself feeling quite lost. Once I returned, I initially focused on Techno, but soon realized my true foundation has always been experimental music and narrative-driven performances—whether in my own productions, live sets, or DJ sets. I'm grateful to have rediscovered my creative center, and I'm excited to share this next chapter. I'm fully back, with more jungle and ambient experimental releases on the way! Thanks for your support, love always x ” Follow https://soundcloud.com/nadiastruiwigh https://www.instagram.com/nadiastruiwigh https://www.facebook.com/NadiaStruiwigh/
Sweatlodge est de retour à Rennes les 27 et 28 septembre pour un week-end spécial Fête à Toto. Au programme : entresorts déjantés, DJ sets et live, un moment de communion sous la grande hutte techno.Deux ans après leur dernier passage à Rennes, un an après l'annulation d'un événement qui a bien failli avoir raison de l'association, le collectif nantais Sweatlodge est de retour sous son fameux chapiteuf. Les 27 et 28 septembre prochain, RDV à la Prévalaye pour retrouver la recette qui fait son succès depuis bientôt 20 ans : une fête débridée et colorée où animations circassiennes punk et musiques électroniques se réunissent pour un moment de folie jusqu'au petit matin. On vous présente l'événements avec Ipno, membre historique du collectif et en charge de la communication, et Le Crabe, artiste résident. Ce dernier nous régale d'un DJ set WTF comme il en a le secret pour conclure l'émission.Photos : Emmanuelle VolageWHAT'S GOING ONLe collectif d'art visuel Oyé organise un événement à la Basse Cour samedi 28 septembre. Le before idéal avant d'aller à Sweatlodge. Paul, alias Paul Vivien pour son nom de VJ et Double Feel pour son nom de DJ, vient nous présenter le collectif et le programme de cette journée.TRACKLISTKrak In Dub & Skarra Mucci & Marina P, “You Are Everything”, septembre 2024.Maelstrom, “My Digitone”, The FM Tapes, Central Processing Unit, octobre 2024.Le Crabe, "Broken Tomb", Fuk the borders vol.10, Suck Puck Compilations, mars 2024.Adrien Bardet, extrait du live Kanto, inédit.Bonne émission
As chip manufacturers rush to meet the needs of all this artificial intelligence work going on, we're left to ask the question "What the heck is an AI chip anyway?" We find out! From GPUs to ASICs, this is the episode for you.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Electronic Music From Bleep.com 01 : DABRYE_Tape Flip Too (0'00) (Ghostly International / 2018) 02 : MARTYN_Manchester (1'00) (Ostgut Ton / 2018) 03 : DJRUM_Sex (4'10) (R&S Records / 2018) 04 : FLAME 1_Pog (10'20) (Pressure Berlin / 2018) 05 : INKKE_Rome (14'00) (Lucky Me / 2018) 06 : GAIKA_Crown & Key (16'00) (Warp Records / 2018) 07 : MACHINEDRUM_Kane Train (20'40) (Ninja Tune / 2020) 08 : BLAME_Lift Off (22'40) (Over Shadow / 2020) 09 : AZU TIWALINE_Tight Wind (27'00) (Livity Sound Records / 2020) 10 : EARTHEATER_Inclined (30'30) (Pan / 2018) 11 : OSCAR #WORLDPEACE_No White God (32'40) (Worldpeace Records / 2018) 12 : DAN HABARNAM_High Pass Rambo (35'20) (Idle Hands / 2018) 13 : NATHAN FAKE_Sunder (38'50) (Ninja Tune / 2018) 14 : NHK YX KOYXEN_Parallel Displacement (43'20) (-OUS / 2018) 15 : STEVEN JULIEN_Bloodline (49'10) (Aprcon / 2018) 16 : OVERMONO_Daisy Chain (53'30) (Polykicks / 2018) 17 : SKEE MASK_Dial 27 (58'00) (Ilian Tape / 2018) 18 : ANNIE HALL_D'un Altre Planeta (62'50) (Central Processing Unit / 2020) 19 : PATRICIA_Triune Brain (67'40) (Ghostly International / 2020) 20 : MOUNT KIMBIE_Blue Train Lines (71'10) (NINA KRAVIZ Remix) (Warp Records / 2018) 21 : LORENZO ZENNI_XallegroX (77'30) (DJ STINGRAY Remix) (Warp Records / 2018) 22 : HYPH11e_Barnacles (81'50) (KODE 9 Remix) (SVBKVLT / 2020) 23 : INDIA JORDAN_Rave City (85'40) (Local Action / 2020) 24 : TIRZAH Feat COBY SEY_Devotion (90'00) (Domino Records / 2018)
What are the components that make up a CPU? What does it mean if a manufacturer used a 5 nm process to fabricate a chip? And is a multi-core processor always better than a single-core processor? See omny.fm/listener for privacy information.
Allen Wyma talks with Jonathan Pallant, Senior Embedded Engineer of Ferrous Systems and member of Rust Embedded Working Group about Rust on embedded systems. Contributing to Rustacean Station Rustacean Station is a community project; get in touch with us if you'd like to suggest an idea for an episode or offer your services as a host or audio editor! Twitter: @rustaceanfm Discord: Rustacean Station Github: @rustacean-station Email: hello@rustacean-station.org Timestamps [@0:00] - Introduction [@2:23] - Jonathan's projects [@10:3] - Keyboard drivers, CP/M, IBM history [@22:19] - Jonathan's background in embedded systems [@23:46] - Understanding more about computers and laptops [@33:37] - Rust working group for embedded systems [@37:16] - The power of Rust on microcontrollers [@40:00] - The difference between a Microcontroller and a Central Processing Unit [@42:15] - Discussing System on Chip (SoC), Memory Management Unit (MMU), and Microcontrollers [@45:50] - RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computing) vs CISC (Complex Instruction Set Computing) architecture [@53:30] - How did the working group become an official working group? [@56:00] - Using Rust with microcontrollers [@59:54] - Choosing Rust over C or Python Credits Intro Theme: Aerocity Audio Editing: Plangora Hosting Infrastructure: Jon Gjengset Show Notes: Plangora Hosts: Allen Wyma
From deep pools of ambience to the brain-feeding mechanisms of electro and techno, Nadia Struiwigh's gift is in expressing herself with conviction through her machines. As an accomplished live artist and producer, her affinity for synthesis and sequencing results in a spellbinding strain of electronica drawn from a richly personal sonic space she has marked out for herself. Struiwigh's recorded output has appeared on labels like Central Processing Unit, Nous'klaer Audio and Dekmantel - albums and EPs which reach from crunchy sequenced beats to vast swathes of pure, melodic tones. Her roots in Rotterdam and current location in Berlin equally speak to her affinity for techno - propulsive, dynamic machinations which manifest in DJ sets as well as live hardware performances. As a teenager enthralled with the Warp school of electronica and leftfield downtempo, Struiwigh was set on a path of discovery where the intricacy of production met with her impassioned, intuitive approach to composition. Her exacting approach to the technical aspects of the craft has earned her the knowledge to extract her own voice from any medium, but more importantly her music emerges from a very human need to communicate and connect. That connection is best manifested outside the studio. Struiwigh's live sets range from patient, beatless immersions to kinetic peak-time rushes, sometimes straddling the divide in line with her omnivorous passion for ambient and techno alike. At times she'll present her released works in a more patient, listening setting, while for the sensory overload of the dancefloor she tends towards a more improvised, open-ended approach to techno and electro. The exact make up of her live rig changes from gig to gig, keeping her inspired and ensuring no two performances are the same. High-profile shows in concert halls sit alongside strobe lit club sessions - she's since become a resident DJ for Tresor to indulge her love of driving, psychedelically-charged techno, while warm-up sets give her the chance to indulge the deeper dimensions of the music she loves. The range of her tastes can be heard across leading platforms such as RA, Phantasy, Bleep and Red Light Radio, who have all invited her to their esteemed mix series'. Plugged into the moment and constantly exploring new dimensions of her sound, Struiwigh champions electronic music as a springboard for possibilities. With an exquisite clarity which comes from both technical skill and clear-eyed intention, her music thrives on heart and experimentation, powered by machines with as much character as the human at the controls. Tracklist via -Spotify: http://bit.ly/SRonSpotify -Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Slam_Radio/ -Facebook: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup Archive on Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/slam/ Subscribe to our podcast on -iTunes: apple.co/2RQ1xdh -Amazon Music: amzn.to/2RPYnX3 -Google Podcasts: bit.ly/SRGooglePodcasts -Deezer: bit.ly/SlamRadioDeezer Keep up with SLAM: fanlink.to/Slam Keep up with Soma Records: fanlink.to/SomaRecords For syndication or radio queries: harry@somarecords.com & conor@glowcast.co.uk Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk
What does a CPU do? What is clock speed? What does it mean to overclock a CPU? And are FLOPS a good thing?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We're on our holidays until February, so enjoy a full fat, patron-only episode of the podcast from last year... by supporting independent music via our Patreon you can get full episodes every week. BACK NEXT WEEK We're setting out our own club night on this week's Independent Music Podcast. Well, it might not quite seem that way whilst we're playing avant-industrial Afghan folk music, soul, or big band numbers, but rattle through breakcore, acid house, and techstep-infused gqom and you'll be soon moving a bit more freely. To listen to the full episode, please join our Patreon: patreon.com/independentmusicpodcast. Tracklisting DJ Foreign Extra featuring Adam Bohman – Busy Over the Summer (Ffordd Allan, UK) Naujawanan Baidar – Akram Yari (Radio Khiyaban, Netherlands) Johnny Broke – Planetary Terror (Wrong Speed Records, UK) Ghost Funk Orchestra – Brownout (Colemine Records, USA) Osheyack – Thrall (SVBKVLT, China) Bitter Babe & Nick León – Tranki (Club Romantico, UK) Marta Helena – You Make Me Feel So Young (self-release, UK) John Shima – 011 (Central Processing Unit, UK) Skyminds – Rolling Hills (Not Not Fun, USA) Okzharp – Fall In Up In The CLK (Hyperdub, UK) Fera – Tempio Nella Bocca (Maple Death Records, UK)
A Mix of Bass Music From Bleep.com Catalogue 01 - CYGNUS_Bad RGB Controller (0'00) (Central Processing Unit / 2021) 02 - AUSSCHUSS_Cruise (5'00) (MAC Recordings / 2021) 03 - AYA_Emley Lights Us Moor (8'30) (Hyperdub / 2021) 04 - SPEAKER MUSIC_Ex-American Blues (11'10) (Planet Mu / 2021) 05 - MAXWELL STERLING_Decay Time (15'00) (AD93 / 2021) 06 - OVERLOOK & KARIM MAAS_Heart Of Darkness (17'30) (UVB76 Music / 2021) 07 - ONEOHTRIX POINT NEVER & ELIZABETH FRAZER_Tales From The Trash Stratum (23'00) (Warp / 2021) 08 - STIGMA Feat L_Believe In Me (25'20) (Pessimist Productions / 2021) 09 - DEREK CARR_Mcr (31'50) (Firescoop Records / 2021) 10 - DJ SEINFELD_Tell Me One More Time (Ninja Tune / 2021) 11 - IVVVO_Voices (39'30) (Lith Dolina / 2021) 12 - MMM_Where To Go (43'10) (Hard Wax / 2021) 13 - OVERMONO_So U Kno (47'40) (Fabric / 2021) 14 - ANZ_Real Enough To Feel Good (53'00) (Ninja Tune / 2021) 15 - LNS & DJ SOTOFETT_K.O By E-GZR (57'30) (Tresor Records / 2021) 16 - RYAN JAMES FORD_Kaki (60'40) (PROMETHAZINE Mix) (Dub Recordings / 2021) 17 - AIR MAX'97_Eat The Rich (64'40) (Time Dance / 2021) 18 - SKEE MASK_C2300 Dub (67'20) (Illian Tape / 2021) 19 - BLAWAN_Fizz City (73'00) (Fernesc / 2021) 20 - SMERZ_Believer (75'40) (XL Recordings / 2021) 21 - TECHNICAL ITCH_Melt (79'30) (Over Shadow / 2021) 22 - SULLY_5ives (83'50) (Over Shadow / 2021)
Federal Tech Podcast: Listen and learn how successful companies get federal contracts
The federal government is subjected to thousands of cyberattacks a day. When you combine that statistic with the tremendous gap in people that need to be hired for cyber defense, you can see the problem that is developing. One way is to gain a better understanding of malicious actors move from network to cloud and then expand into a system. The log information is all there, the problem is that there is so much of it, a human doesn't have a chance of trying to get a handle on the attack vectors taking place. When it comes to processing enormous amounts of information, the classic Central Processing Unit has limitations. One way around this limiting factor is to use a Graphical Processing Unit, or a GPU. Today, systems architects are designing systems that can cluster thousands of GPUs to accomplish this tremendous task. There are some systems with 10,000 GPUs processing large amounts of data. During the interview, Bartley Richarson talks about the role nVidia has in understanding the people attacking the federal government. He outlines basic concepts like data preparation, model training, and visualization. When presented with mountains of data and an incredible demand on compute, systems can be structured to help federal managers accelerate time to insight. The basic example used is determining a best path for a firefighter to follow. There is a better example in outer space. For example, a traditional satellite will gather data and relay that data to a ground station. From there, it will be relayed to a place where the analysis is done. Each step along the way takes time. One approach is to have a satellite that can do autonomous board data fusion in space. From there, it can use artificial intelligence to relay information to the federal government. This can be as pedestrian as a traffic report to a wide range of military intelligence.
We're setting out our own club night on this week's Independent Music Podcast. Well, it might not quite seem that way whilst we're playing avant-industrial Afghan folk music, soul, or big band numbers, but rattle through breakcore, acid house, and techstep-infused gqom and you'll be soon moving a bit more freely. To listen to the full episode, please join our Patreon: patreon.com/independentmusicpodcast. Tracklisting DJ Foreign Extra featuring Adam Bohman – Busy Over the Summer (Ffordd Allan, UK) Naujawanan Baidar – Akram Yari (Radio Khiyaban, Netherlands) Johnny Broke – Planetary Terror (Wrong Speed Records, UK) Ghost Funk Orchestra – Brownout (Colemine Records, USA) Osheyack – Thrall (SVBKVLT, China) Bitter Babe & Nick León – Tranki (Club Romantico, UK) Marta Helena – You Make Me Feel So Young (self-release, UK) John Shima – 011 (Central Processing Unit, UK) Skyminds – Rolling Hills (Not Not Fun, USA) Okzharp – Fall In Up In The CLK (Hyperdub, UK) Fera – Tempio Nella Bocca (Maple Death Records, UK) This week's episode is sponsored by The state51 Conspiracy, a creative hub for music. Head to state51.com to find releases by JK Flesh vs Gnod, Steve Jansen, MrUnderwSood, Wire, Ghost Box, Lo Recordings, Subtext Records and many more Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston
Episode: 2802 One Track Mind: the central processing unit of a computer. Today, a one track mind.
Avec Sweatlodge et Octopus Crew, c'est tout un cirque qui débarque dans le studio de C Lab ! Les deux collectifs viennent nous présenter la prochaine sauterie buco-smique à la Prévalaye le 30 avril 2022. RDV dans vos plus beaux déguisements pour ramasser des mégots et cramer des dancefloors !Cela fait 17 ans que Sweat Lodge écume la région avec ses chapiteaux à teufs, liant les arts du cirque aux musiques électroniques pour défendre une culture techno aux couleurs de l'arc-en-ciel. Les soirées du collectif au parc de la Prévalaye sont parmi les fêtes les plus dingos du paysage rennais. Et pour cette nouvelle édition, les ancien·ne·s s'associent à des nouveaux·lles venu·e·s de la scène rennaise, le collectif Octopus Crew. Après une collecte de mégots en partenariat avec Hebdo Écolo, ielles organiseront un joli before à la Basse-Cour, lieu agri-culturel et social de la Prévalaye. Autant de structures et d'iniatiaves qu'on vous présentent avec elleux.Petit focus final sur Maelstrom, artiste résident de Sweat Lodge, producteur et DJ bien installé dans la scène électronique française depuis une vingtaine d'années. Il clôture l'émission avec un gros set electro qui a retourné le studio...< TRACKLIST >Deborah aime la bagarre, Île aux fleurs, Pulse Msc, 2020.Le Crabe, "Amour Unilatéral", Nu Body Records, février 2022 originellement paru en autoproduction dans L'Amour au bord des lèvres, 2012.Maelstrom & Fasme, "Moneres", Lotus 48 EP, Central Processing Unit, décembre 2021.< WHAT'S GOING ON >Retour sur Panoramas, résultats du tremplin Astropolis, annonce d'un prochain volume de La House rennaise...< ELAB PREMIÈRES >On vous fait découvrir en exclusivité le morceau "Escape", tiré de l'EP Feel To Thrill de Miss Kali, à paraître sur Elemento Records le 29 avril 2022. Plongée dark techno éclairée par une ligne claire d'acid.BONNE ÉMISSION
Zusammen mit der Grafikkarte bestimmt im Wesentlichen der Prozessor, englisch Central Processing Unit oder kurz „CPU“, die Leistungskraft eines Spiele-PCs. Sowohl das Angebot von Intel als auch das vom direkten Konkurrenten AMD wird immer vielfältiger. GIGA hat die aktuell besten CPUs verschiedener Preisklassen herausgesucht und erklärt euch, was ihr vor dem Kauf unbedingt wissen solltet.
I AM FEZ, artiste live adepte des performances urbaines, itinérantes et participatives passe dans le studio de C Lab nous présenter son projet fantasque inspiré par la magie de ce petit chapeau rouge...En manif, en live facebook, dans l'espace public en performances sauvages, I AM FEZ colporte son live machine compact où le vent le porte. Parisien récemment installé à Rennes, batteur rock reconverti aux musique électroniques, son parcours a été marqué par la révélation du fez et la découverte du Dualo, cet instrument de musique intuitif permettant la composition libre dans n'importe quel environnement. En plateau avec lui on vous présente son univers musical festif, entre techno et trance, et sa pratique du live basée sur la prise de risque, l'imprégnation de l'ambiance et la participation du public.Et puis évidemment, place au show pour la seconde partie d'émission, pour un live techno spécial Noël !Électro Lab · I AM FEZ - ELAB LIVES< TRACKLIST >Ouai Stéphane, "Ouai", Ouai EP, Le Label De Stéphane, 2018.I AM FEZ · Je vais T'ENC**ER [Macron Trance Remix Pt 2]I AM FEZ, "Je vais t'enc**er (Macron trance remix pt. 2)", autoproduit, janvier 2019.I AM FEZ · I AM FEZ - Saint Ouen Sur AcideI AM FEZ, "Saint-Ouen Sur Acide", autoproduit, décembre 2019.< LES CHRONIQUES D'EARL >Earl Nest. · Les Chroniques d' Earl #3 - La Drum n' Bass expliquée à mon pèreDe retour parmi nous en studio, Earl Nest tente d'expliquer la drum'n'bass à son père Michoul.< WHAT'S GOING ON >Lotus 48 by Fasme & MaelstromL'EP Lotus 48 produit en étroite collaboration par Fasme et Maelstrom sort sur Central Processing Unit le 17 Décembre 2021. Ce disque est le résultat d'une semaine de jam dans le studio du Nantais, pendant laquelle leurs univers ont fusionné avec une cohérence flagrante !Le premier album de l'artiste électronique breton Blutch,Terre Promise, est dispo en pré-commande. Entre nostalgie et mélancolie de sa Bretagne natale, son voyage aux confins de l'electronica, du breakbeat, de la house et de l'IDM marche sur les pas de Rone, James Holden, Four Tet ou du duo Bicep. Blutch affirme son talent et nous embarque vers des paysages méditatifs et des escapades dancefloor. Des textures suaves et inventives, des rythmiques percussives et contemporaines au sound design immersif et ces gimmick accrocheurs dont lui seul a le secret.Première compilation CD pour Elemento Records avec toutes les sorties de l'année dont l'EP Conscientia, de Swooh, et les VA When The Lights Go Down et Disobedience. Dispo sur Rennes, Brest ou commande par mail.BONNE ÉMISSION
John Von Neumann was born in Hungary at the tail end of the Astro-Hungarian Empire. The family was made a part of the nobility and as a young prodigy in Budapest, He learned languages and by 8 years old was doing calculus. By 17 he was writing papers on polynomials. He wrote his dissertation in 1925 he added to set theory with the axiom of foundation and the notion of class, or properties shared by members of a set. He worked on the minimax theorem in 1928, the proof of which established zero-sum games and started another discipline within math, game theory. By 1929 he published the axiom system that led to Von Neumann–Bernays–Gödel set theory. And by 1932 he'd developed foundational work on ergodic theory which would evolve into a branch of math that looks at the states of dynamical systems, where functions can describe a points time dependence in space. And so he of course penned a book on quantum mechanics the same year. Did we mention he was smart and given the way his brain worked it made sense that he would eventually gravitate into computing. He went to the best schools with other brilliant scholars who would go on to be called the Martians. They were all researching new areas that required more and more computing - then still done by hand or a combination of hand and mechanical calculators. The Martians included De Hevesy, who won a Nobel prize for Chemistry. Von Kármán got the National Medal of Science and a Franklin Award. Polanyl developed the theory of knowledge and the philosophy of science. Paul Erdős was a brilliant mathematician who published over 1,500 articles. Edward Teller is known as the father of the hydrogen bomb, working on nuclear energy throughout his life and lobbying for the Strategic Defense Initiative, or Star Wars. Dennis Gabor wrote Inventing the Future and won a Nobel Prize in Physics. Eugene Wigner also took home a Nobel Prize in Physics and a National Medal of Science. Leo Szilard took home an Albert Einstein award for his work on nuclear chain reactions and joined in the Manhattan Project as a patent holder for a nuclear reactor. Physicists and brilliant scientists. And here's a key component to the explosion in science following World War II: many of them fled to the United States and other western powers because they were Jewish, to get away from the Nazis, or to avoid communists controlling science. And then there was Harsanyl, Halmos, Goldmark, Franz Alexander, Orowan, and John Kemeny who gave us BASIC. They all contributed to the world we live in today - but von Neumann sometimes hid how smart he was, preferring to not show just how much arithmetic computed through his head. He was married twice and loved fast cars, fine food, bad jokes, and was an engaging and enigmatic figure. He studied measure theory and broke dimension theory into algebraic operators. He studied topological groups, operator algebra, spectral theory, functional analysis and abstract Hilbert space. Geometry and Lattice theory. As with other great thinkers, some of his work has stood the test of time and some has had gaps filled with other theories. And then came the Manhattan project. Here, he helped develop explosive lenses - a key component to the nuclear bomb. Along the way he worked on economics and fluid mechanics. And of course, he theorized and worked out the engineering principals for really big explosions. He was a commissioner of the Atomic Energy Commission and at the height of the Cold War after working out game theory, developed the concept of mutually assured destruction - giving the world hydrogen bombs and ICBMs and reducing the missile gap. Hard to imagine but at the times the Soviets actually had a technical lead over the US, which was proven true when they launched Sputnik. As with the other Martians, he fought Communism and Fasciscm until his death - which won him a Medal of Freedom from then president Eisenhower. His friend Stanislaw Ulam developed the modern Markov Chain Monte Carlo method and Von Neumann got involved in computing to work out those calculations. This combined with where his research lay landed him as an early power user of ENIAC. He actually heard about the machine at a station while waiting for a train. He'd just gotten home from England and while we will never know if he knew of the work Turing was doing on Colossus at Bletchley Park, we do know that he offered Turing a job at the Institute for Advanced Study that he was running in Princeton before World War II and had read Turing's papers, including “On Computable Numbers” and understood the basic concepts of stored programs - and breaking down the logic into zeros and ones. He discussed using ENIAC to compute over 333 calculations per second. He could do a lot in his head, but he wasn't that good of a computer. His input was taken and when Eckert and Mauchly went from ENIAC to EDVAC, or the Electronic Discrete Variable Calculator, the findings were published in a paper called “First Draft of a Report on the EDVAC” - a foundational paper in computing for a number of reasons. One is that Mauchly and Eckert had an entrepreneurial spirit and felt that not only should their names have been on the paper but that it was probably premature and so they quickly filed a patent in 1945, even though some of what they told him that went into the paper helped to invalidate the patent later. They considered these trade secrets and didn't share in von Neumann's idea that information must be set free. In the paper lies an important contribution, Von Neumann broke down the parts of a modern computer. He set the information for how these would work free. He broke down the logical blocks of how a computer works into the modern era. How once we strip away the electromechanical computers that a fully digital machine works. Inputs go into a Central Processing Unit, which has an instruction register, a clock to keep operations and data flow in sync, and a counter - it does the math. It then uses quick-access memory, which we'd call Random Access Memory, or RAM today, to make processing data instructions faster. And it would use long-term memory for operations that didn't need to be as highly available to the CPU. This should sound like a pretty familiar way to architect devices at this point. The result would be sent to an output device. Think of a modern Swift app for an iPhone - the whole of what the computer did could be moved into a single wafer once humanity worked out how first transistors and then multiple transistors on a single chip worked. Yet another outcome of the paper was to inspire Turing and others to work on computers after the war. Turing named his ACE or Automatic Computing Engine out of respect to Charles Babbage. That led to the addition of storage to computers. After all, punched tape was used for Colossus during the war and and punched cards and tape had been around for awhile. It's ironic that we think of memory as ephemeral data storage and storage as more long-term storage. But that's likely more to do with the order these scientific papers came out than anything - and homage to the impact each had. He'd write The Computer and the Brain, Mathematical Foundations of Quantum Mechanics, The Theory of Games and Economic Behavior, Continuous Geometry, and other books. He also studied DNA and cognition and weather systems, inferring we could predict the results of climate change and possibly even turn back global warming - which by 1950 when he was working on it was already acknowledged by scientists. As with many of the early researchers in nuclear physics, he died of cancer - invoking Pascal's wager on his deathbed. He died in 1957 - just a few years too early to get a Nobel Prize in one of any number of fields. One of my favorite aspects of Von Neumann was that he was a lifelong lover of history. He was a hacker - bouncing around between subjects. And he believed in human freedom. So much so that this wealthy and charismatic pseudo-aristocrat would dedicate his life to the study of knowledge and public service. So thank you for the Von Neumann Architecture and breaking computing down into ways that it couldn't be wholesale patented too early to gain wide adoption. And thank you for helping keep the mutually assured destruction from happening and for inspiring generations of scientists in so many fields. I'm stoked to be alive and not some pile of nuclear dust. And to be gainfully employed in computing. He had a considerable impact in both.
TechByter Worldwide (formerly Technology Corner) with Bill Blinn
The central processing unit is the single most important component in a computer. That's not to denigrate all the other components because they're essential, too, but selecting the right CPU is a good first step when you're planning to buy or build a new computer. In Short Circuits: Internet service providers include a modem with the service, but you'll pay $10 to $15 per month to rent it. It's possible to save money by installing a modem that you own, but there's also a small risk involved. • Scammers use email, instant messages, and phone calls to steal your identity and your money, but some of the attempts are so poor that it's hard to believe anyone would fall for them. Let's listen to one. In Spare Parts (only on the website): Linux turned 30 in August, but I have stopped asking if this is the year of Linux. Anyone who uses the internet uses Linux every day, but don't expect it to take over the desktop anytime soon. Or ever. • After weeks of research, tinkering, and muttering, I have definitively found the cause of the problem that caused my primary computer to crash repeatedly. I should have figured it out sooner. • Twenty years ago: If you think computers are frustrating today, I have a story from 2001 that you may find to be reminiscent of problems you faced back then.
Les Femmes s'emparent d'ELAB, saison 2. Après une tournée d'été 2021 à travers la France et le monde, notre programme spécial FEELAB continue à mettre en lumière la scène féminine et non-binaire. Et pour ce 23e numéro, on revient à notre ter-ter rennais pour confier les commandes à Ivy, DJ résidente du collectif BreakBoost.Électro Lab · LES FEMMES S'EMPARENT D'ELAB #23 : IVYIVY :Avant de rejoindre BreakBoost, collectif lancé en 2019 et explorant les musiques breaks (drum'n'bass, dubstep, UK bass, electro, etc.), Ivy, Claire de son prénom avait eu pas mal d'expérience dans la musique. Déjà en passant un an à Berlin où elle avait le plaisir de voir ses artistes préférés tous les weekends. Ensuite au Mans, où elle a lancé Microsillon en 2015, le premier festival étudiant entièrement consacré aux musiques électroniques. Elle a aussi bossé avec SurprIze sur le Weather Festival et Concrete à Paris et à Rennes avec le collectif ÖND, sur leur projet Immersiond notamment. Elle se lance plus officiellement dans le mix en 2019, fait quelques scènes, surtout des podcasts depuis la crise sanitaire, mais on a pu aussi la voir au mini festival Texture cet été.Le set :"C'est un set full electro. Je voulais m'essayer à l'exercice de ne traiter qu'une seule esthétique sur un format de deux heures. Car habituellement, je joue « breaké », et je couvre ainsi une plus large palette de sous genres tels que la dubstep, la UK bass, la jungle, la juke ou encore la drum&bass. Ce que je recherche dans l'electro ce sont les sonorités « spatiales », le rêve. L'émotion que me procurent ces morceaux est très profonde, à la différence de ce que joue d'habitude plus lourd, dur et froid. Je l'ai construit de façon à ce que l'auditeur voyage à travers les époques et la richesse des sonorités de cette esthétique musicale. C'est un peu l'expression musicale de ma part féminine, si on veut. Au même titre que dubstep, drum&bass et cie seraient représentatifs de ma part masculine."Des modèles d'artistes femmes ?"Karen Gwyer :Je la découvre en live à l'Opal Tapes Night à Montreuil en 2014. Productrice de paysages sonores avant tout - tout analogique, orienté expérimental et mélancolique.Tryphème :Productrice orientée électro / synth-wave / IDM - patte très singulière. Elle signe sur Central Processing Unit (l'un de mes labels electro préférés). Femme revendiquée hyper-sensible, pour moi elle a su composer avec ses fortes émotions car elles transparaissent dans sa musique. Ecouter Alumnia !Resom :DJ des soirées //:about blank à Berlin, grande collectionneuse de vinyles - pas de limite de genre. Engagée socialement, par exemple elle anime des ateliers de DJing pour les femmes, elle a une émission de radio sur la Berlin Community Radio, globe-trotteuse qui aime partager son exploration musicale. Je l'ai vue à Berlin au Griessmuehle, lors d'une soirée REEF.Darwin :DJ organisatrice des soirées REEF qui prône principalement la music UK club. Elle a créé son label SPE:C. C'est une activiste pour le climat au sein de son projet Clean Scene qui vise à mettre en place un programme auprès des agence de booking pour compenser les émissions de carbone des vols."< LES FEMMES S'EMPARENT D'ELAB >Été 2020. Passées une centaine d'émissions sur C Lab, il a bien fallu se rendre à l'évidence : les femmes manquent cruellement à nos micros. Sur les 35 émissions réalisées l'année dernière, seulement quatre DJs femmes... Un constat qui fait mal à la scène bretonne, pourtant super-active et fière de l'être.Aussi, afin de commencer à notre niveau, local et associatif, à contrer cette tendance structurelle de manque de visibilité des artistes femmes et personnes non-binaires, qui se reflète bien malgré nous dans notre programmation, nous avons décidé de lancer un programme spécial de podcasts diffusés sur nos ondes et notre compte SoundCloud. L'objectif est de découvrir des artistes, qu'i.elles soient débutantes, émergentes ou déjà confirmées, bretonnes, françaises ou d'ailleurs. De porter l'attention sur une scène féminine trop souvent invisibilisée.Remercions spécialement le webzine PWFM qui nous confie gracieusement pour illustrer ce programme le logo de sa branche féministe, Provocative Women For Music. On ne pouvait pas rêver meilleur visuel que celui conçu par Théo Baize, alias Hello Hello Theo, pour imager notre volonté commune de rendre visible ce qui est trop souvent tu ou ignoré dans une culture phallo-centrée : le talent féminin. Un grand merci à elleux, on vous invite à aller découvrir leur nombreux projets visant à fédérer les femmes de la musique électronique.BONNE ÉMISSION
Episode: 2660 Computers, Brains, and the Church-Turing Thesis. Today, inside the machine.
There is a growing demand for pastors, preachers and teachers to focus on sensational messages like we are craving stimulation rather than motivation. Seeking our next “mountain top” experience, this is what feeds our so-called "Christianity" because it's an event, an experience, a thrill...people want “entertainers” as pastors and “church” is a show and an experience.We continue our series on sensationalism, taking a look at what Heath calls the "CPU of Sensationalism" (and no...it doesn't mean Central Processing Unit). Listen as we begin to dive into examples of what we feel is the greatest threat to The Church.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/churchositypodTwitter: https://twitter.com/churchositypodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/churchositypod
A familiar name to many at our Delayed HQ, Plant 43 has quite the storied past with releases on Semantica, Central Processing Unit, Shipwrec, Eudemonia as well as his own self-titled, Plant43 Recordings. Today we're happy to premiere ‘Unknown Structure' the title track from his latest EP off of Future Massive. Unknown Structure is a top peak time electro tune, tinged with sweeping pads that provide a nice juxtaposition to the gritty synths and aggressive breakbeat percussion. Plant43 on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/plant43 Plant 43 on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/plant43/ Future Massive on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/futuremassive Future Massive on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/future.massive/ www.itsdelayed.com www.instagram.com/_itsdelayed_ www.facebook.com/itsdelayed
For Sydney-based Dutch artist Nadia Struiwigh, ambient is a way of life. It has always been a vehicle for her to convey memories and emotions in slow, absorbing, drawn-out movements that blur the lines between techno, industrial, and something else altogether. It is at the heart of what she does with IAMBient, where you can book online sound healing or spiritual coaching sessions. It often soundtracks the Twitch channel she runs from her studio, offering live sets, gear reviews and more. It has also formed the backbone of the two albums she has put out on Central Processing Unit and Denovali Records, as well as the new one that is due on Nous'klaer Audios later this year. But she can also do deep, sleek, beat-driven music that makes a physical impact. Her Oooso EP for Nous'klaer Audio in March showed that, and this week's mix backs it up. Over the course of an increasingly intense hour, she layers up pressurised drones and throbbing pads, static-laced synths lumpy drums that are constantly ascending. It makes for a distinctly linear sound; a meditation on rhythm and movement that cannot fail to hypnotise anyone who gives it their full attention.
Electro is within the very DNA of dance and electronic music itself, it emerged from that which came before, the likes of Kraftwerk and 80's hip hop remain as influential on the genre of the present as they were at the start. Plant43 is a producer who has dedicated much of his life in the pursuit of understanding and progression within the genre. Her has released music on the likes of Ai Records, Shipwrec, Semantica, Central Processing Unit and Frustrated Funk amongst others. His sound has evolved over many years, moving with the times yet never far from the music he first fell in love with. During the late nineties Plant43, real name Emile Facey, promoted parties in London showcasing both the best in up and coming and stalwart electro, connecting producers and dj's alike. This mix comes alongside the release of a new record on his own Plant43 label, an imprint which he founded in 2020 to release his own material.
Your mind is the Central Processing Unit of your life. Everything you do is controlled by your mind. You are constantly receiving stimuli, you run it through filters and select what comes into your mind. Chris Argyrus, former Harvard Professor, called this the ladder of inference. This is the starting point for how you captain your life. Saturday Morning Coaching is here to help you have the most successful journey possible. We begin now…
In this episode, we talk about the Central Processing Unit of the computer.1- We discuss the different kinds of CPUs on the exam.2- We discuss CPU terminology3- We discuss the three-layer cooling method Art By SarahMusic by Joakim KarudLittle chacha ProductionsJuan Rodriguez can be reached atProfessorJRod@gmail.com@Prof_JRodInstagram ProfessorJRod
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Nerds watch Monday Night Football to catch a special look at The Mandalorian and everyone was perfectly content. Here's what happens: Eric's band, Throw the Hörns, had its first indoor gig. This is an onion getting peeled. Happiness, taunting and disappoint round out Who Got What this week. We got to watch the special look for The Mandalorian and talk about how neat it will be to see the show. We talk video games. Luke shows Dallas and Eric a trailer for Cyberpunk 2077. Watch S01E08 of The Mandalorian, Ch. 8: Redemption, with us. It gets better every time. Every single time. WE HAVE MERCH! You can get t-shirts and the like at TeePublic.com and Redbubble.com . Eric has a Bandcamp page where you can get uncompressed stereo versions of some of the great podcast themes and bumpers you've come to know and love! I know, right?!? Check it out here! A big thank you Xurxo (@laseraw) for the killer artwork! Dig the show? Consider leaving us a 5-star review on iTunes! Robbo said you should. Follow us on Instagram: @badmotivators Follow us on Twitter! The Bad Motivators: @bad_motivators Luke Cruser: @lukecruser Eric Strothers: @ericstrothers Dallas Wood: @tarkintangents
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A CPU, or Central Processing Unit, is the brain and does all the calculations that perform the work of a computer. Sometimes just referred to as a microprocessor, or a processor, a CPU/Processor, is a vital component found within laptops, desktop computers, cellphones, smartphones, game consoles, and almost any electronic device. For the text article visit https://www.bobology.com/public/What-is-a-CPU-or-Processor.cfm --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bobology/support
It's always a good day when you get a new mix from Karl Meier tracklist: 1. CABARET VOLTAIRE "Colours - Thunder Mix" (Plastex/Mute, 1991) 2. DHS "Telephone Sounds" (Tino Corp, 2001) 3. DHS "Hypnosis" (Tino Corp, 2001) 4. DATASSETTE "Polyhedron Navigator" (Central Processing Unit, 2019) 5. SENSE CLUB "Tanzglatte" (Perlon, 2003) 6. SECTOR Y "Sentient" (Booma Collective, 2016) 7. JICHAEL MACKSON "A Snake In Da System" (Ilian Tape, 2010) 8. XES NOIZ "Untitled" (Seven Hills, ? / 2018) 9. STEPHAN G "Shass" (Svek, 1997) 10. BLOTTER TRAX "2.1" (312, 2018) 11. PRIS "Crush" (Non Series, 2020) 12. CH-SIGNAL LABORATORIES (8003 LUCERNE) "Scale 1" (Sandwell District, 2007) 13. BLAWAN "Hapexil Rotator" (Ternesc, 2019) 14. KALON "Haiku - Original Mix" (Sandwell District, 2008) 15. FUMIYA TANAKA "For Second" (Ki/oon, 2006) 16. KONDUKU "Kizilirmak" (Nous'klaer Audio, 2018) 17. SILENE "Jiro" (Fever AM, 2020) 18. BAMBOUNOU "Handd" (Lavibe, 2018) 19. ARCHETYPE "Glyph One" (21/22 Corp., 2002) 20. LITUUS "PRTN:_002/.2 -Len Faki Hardspace Mix II" (LF RMX, 2019) 21. OFF THE MEDS "Belter - Joy O Belly Mix" (Studio Barnhus, 2019) 22. DORISBURG "Risome" (Kontrolleri, 2019) 23. TVO "Dwyer - Bonus Beats" (Stuffrecords, 2009) 24. MOR ELIAN "Farewell To The Snare" (Fever AM, 2019) 25. KONRAD WEHRMEISTER "Kitchenblade" (Hundert, 2019) 26. REFLEC "Caves" (Neighbourhood, 2019) 27. KO-TA "Study 1" (Tikita, 2019) 28. FUMIYA TANAKA "For Set #3A" (Torema, 2001) 29. VSK "Pendulum" (Standards & Practices, 2020) 3 0. BAS MOOY "West-Kruikade" (Mord, 2019) 31. TENSAL "Bihotxak" (Warm-Up Recordings, 2019) 32. REEKO "Regnum Asturorum" (Granulart, 2019) 33. PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS "Give It Up" (Mote-Evolver, 2019) 34. REFORMED SOCIETY "Headspace - Bambounou Remix" (Uncage, 2019) 35. RHYW "Tap To Resume" (Seilscheibenpfeiler, 2019) 36. LSDXOXO "Hateshopping" (PDA, 2019) 37. FLØRIST "Four Letter Word" (The Trilogy Tapes, 2019) 38. PRIS "Twilight Falls" (Empathy Corp, 2019) 39. STEVE MURPHY "Ray Gun - Bonus Beat" (Lobster Theremin, 2019) 40. ORLANDO VOORN feat. REEL BY REAL "Glass" (E-Beamz, 2019) 41. KALLI "Inner Relief Route" (Only Ruins, 2019) 42. LONDON MODULAR "Exit Strategy" (Electrix, 2020) 43. 214 "Figments" (Klakson, 2020) 44. MESAK "Rotten Osc" (Propaganda Moscow, 2019) 45. PÅR GRINDVIK "Magnolia - Sissel Wincent Remix" (Stockholm Ltd, 2019) 46. ACRONYM "Trickledown" (Utch, 2019) 47. SLAGMANN "Phase 6" (Talismann, 2019) 48. SHLOMI ABER "Installer" (Be As One, 2018) 49. KGIV "Morgan" (*forthcoming* Eye Teeth, 2020) 50. FELIX K "Reverberator" (Nullpunkt, 2020) 51. ALTSTADT ECHO "Watch A Moth Drink Tears" (Semantica, 2019)
Mantis Radio 301 - Doubt In session Irish hard drum DJ, producer, and Flood trax co-founder Doubt. We've music by Gangsta Boo and Sinjin Hawke, Leftfield, Mulero, Kvitnu, Lockjaw, Clock DVA, Maurice Fulton, Datasette, and Huxley Anne. Playlist Support us on Patreon
Mantis Radio 301 + Doubt In session Irish hard drum DJ, producer, and Flood trax co-founder Doubt. We've music by Gangsta Boo + Sinjin Hawke, Leftfield, Mulero, Kvitnu, Lockjaw, Clock DVA, Maurice Fulton, Datasette, and Huxley Anne. Show playlist available at Darkfloor.
Mantis Radio 301 + Doubt In session Irish hard drum DJ, producer, and Flood trax co-founder Doubt. We've music by Gangsta Boo + Sinjin Hawke, Leftfield, Mulero, Kvitnu, Lockjaw, Clock DVA, Maurice Fulton, Datasette, and Huxley Anne. playlist → show archives. support the show → become a patron.
For Avenue Red Podcast episode 139 we welcome Leeds-born and bred selector Barry Duke AKA Sputnik. Without doubt he is one the finest electro pilots out there, having a knowledge of the genre that is as vast as his music collection. Technically adept, his mixes are always fluid, free-flowing and exciting strides through the wilderness of true underground electro and techno, both old and new. "I'm a Leeds-based DJ who predominately plays techno and electro and has spun at various Leeds nights including the much-missed, by those who used to attend, Detatched, Future-Past, Tensile, Bistro Techno and Axiom. I've been a follower of Avenue Red for a few years now and was thinking of creating (or is it 'curating' nowadays?) a Detroit-flavoured mix that would fit in with the vibe I was getting from the mixes I'd listened to. I was hoping Alec would like the mix and host it. Pre-empting recording a mix on the off-chance, Alec messaged me and asked if I would like to get involved on his podcast. He'd been listening to my recent electro mixes and asked if I'd like to contribute a similar mix for Avenue Red. Of course I was chuffed to have been asked, accepted his request, and here is the result. Hope you enjoy!" Barry Duke, September 2019 https://soundcloud.com/sputnikbaz ===== 01 Radioactive Man - Bug In Me System // Rotters Golf Club (2000) 02 Two Lone Swordsmen - Solo Strike // Warp Records (2000) 03 Arcanoid - Neutron // Semantica Records (2000) 04 Arpanet - Illuminated Displays // Record Makers (2000) 05 The Exaltics - 00044.00.1.5 (In Zusammenarbeit Mit Rudolf Klorzeiger) // Solar One Music (2000) 06 Scape One - FM // Scape One (2000) 07 Sound Synthesis - Operator88 // Crobot Muzik (2000) 08 M3taN01a - Weltanschauung // Aztlán (2000) 09 Plant43 - Inward Stream // Semantica Records (2000) 10 CRC - Vaskitsaherra (E.R.P. AKA Convextion Remix) // Métisse (2000) 11 dynArec - Planetary Sanctions // Bass Agenda Recordings (2000) 12 Anthony Rother - Red Light District // Datapunk (2000) 13 Carl A. Finlow - Definition // Device (2000) 14 Aux 88 - Bass Magnetic // 430 West (2000) 15 Morphology - Magnetospheric (Sync 24 Remix) // Zyntax Motorcity (2000) 16 Morphology - Jovian Moons // Central Processing Unit (2000) 17 Annie Hall - Meitner // Central Processing Unit (2000) 18 EVO - Boost The Signal 2008 // EVO (2000) 19 Komarken Electronics - Expanded Consciousness // Brokntoys (2000) 20 Dan White - Buckley's Escape // Brokntoys (2000) 21 TFHats - Kompromat // Bass Agenda Recordings (2000) 22 Sematic4 - Silver And Chrome // Bass Agenda Recordings (2000) 23 Professor X - Professor X (Saga) // Macola Record Co. (2000) 24 Anthony Rother - Me Myself Into The Future // Psi49net (2000) 25 Jensen Interceptor & Assembler Code - Kinematics // Central Processing Unit (2000) 26 Commuter - Fragmented // Crobot Muzik (2000) 27 The Exaltics - Heises Disease // Solar One Music (2000) 28 The Exaltics - Tunnel Chase // Clone West Coast Series (2000) 29 Vertical67 - Far Away Lights // Brokntoys (2000) 30 Djedjotronic - #1#0#2 // Central Processing Unit (2000) 31 Jackal & Hyde - Get Down To My Technique // Contrastate Records (2000) 32 Ingen - Cow Lip (Silicon Scally Remix) // Death Bunker (2000) 33 RXmode - Cobra // Crobot Muzik (2000) 34 w1b0 - Main Squeeze (Simplicity Is Beauty Remix) // Bass Agenda Recordings (2000)
Los inicios de septiembre nos llevan a empezar a despedir el verano, pero con la vista puesta a lo que viene por delante. La cirugía musical de Voiski domina el techno, junto a las reediciones de The Juan Maclean, el experimentalismo de H. Takahashi o el trepidante ritmo del ruso Stef Mendesidis. La Lista I: Campaner - Daylight [Mole Music] Yoshinori Hayashi - U [Smalltown Supersound] Plaid - Maru (Skee Mask Remix) [Warp] Kosh - A1 Keep Hope Alive [Casa Voyager] H.Takahashi - Wurzel [Where To Now?] Neon NiteClub - Money Stelios Vassiloudis - Doxie #3 [Darkroom Dubs] ZONAL - System Error feat. Moor Mother [Relapse Records] Baynk - go with u (Louis La Roche Remix) [AllPoints] Redshape - Rise [Running Back] Voiski – Sit Down Next To Me [Bassiani] French Horn Rebellion feat. Marcy Chin - Soy Bonita (Shan Remix) [toucan sounds] Dreams - N.B.D. [Pinkman] Disco de la semana: 'Synthase' de Biochip, publicado por Central Processing Unit. Biochip - M.O. Biochip - Simulated Events Biochip - Doctor Effect Biochip - Tone Forest Leyenda: La Lista II: Derailleur - Hydraulic Performer Decade Box] Moderna Y Theus Mago - Pesos Not Besos [Side UP Works] UBX127 - Kopat [Figure] The Juan Maclean - Pressure Danger [DFA Records] UVB76 - Shugo [TeenageMenopause Records] Oliver Rosemann - Sines & Squares [MindTrip] Evigt Mörker - Etisk Piska [Northern Electronics] Stef Mendesidis - Celesta 33 [Klockwoks] Complete Walkthru – Lean In [Numbers] Aii PS - solid vibes [The Press Group]
Welcome to the History of Computing Podcast, where we explore the history of information technology. Because understanding the past prepares us for the innovations of the future! Todays episode is about Alan Turing. Turing was an English mathematician, cryptanalyst, logician, and the reason he's so famous today is probably his work in computer science, being the father of what's often called artificial intelligence. He built the first true working general-purpose computer, although the first Turning-Complete computer would be the Z3 from Konrad Zuse in 1941. Turning was born in 1912. From a young age, he was kinda' weird, but really good at numbers and science. This started before he went to school and made for an interesting upbringing. Back then, science wasn't considered as important as it might be today and he didn't do well in many subjects in school. But in 1931 he went to King's college in Cambridge, where by 1935 he was elected a fellow. While there, he reimagined Kurt Gödel's limits of proof and computation to develop a model of computation now common known as the Turning machine, which uses an abstract machine to put symbols on a strip of tape based on some rules. This was the first example of a CPU, or Central Processing Unit. The model was simple and he would improve upon it throughout his career. Turning went off to Princeton from 1936 to 1938, where he was awarded a PhD in math, after having studied lambda calculus with Alonzo Church, cryptanalysis, and built built three of the four stages of an electro-mechanical binary multiplier, or a circuit built using binary adders that could multiply two binary numbers and tinkered with most everything he could get his hands on. To quote Turing: “We can only see a short distance ahead, but we can see plenty there that needs to be done.” He returned to Cambridge in 1939 and then went to Bletchley Park to do his part in the World War II effort. Here, he made five major cryptanalytical advances throughout the war, providing Ultra Intelligence. While at what was called Hut 8 he pwned the Enigma with the bombe, an electro-mechanical device used by the British cryptologists to help decipher German Enigma-machine-encrypted secret messages. The bombe discovered the daily settings of the Enigma machines used by the germans, including which set of rotors was used, their starting positions and the message key. This work saved over 10 million lives. Many of his cryptographic breakthroughs are used in modern algorithms today. Turing also went to the US during this time to help the Navy with encryption and while in the states, he went to Bell Labs to help develop secure speech devices. After the war, he designed the Automatic Computing Engine, what is now known as a Universal Turing machine.This computer used stored programs. He couldn't tell anyone that he'd already done a lot of this because of the Official Secrets Act and the classified nature of his previous work at Bletchley. The computer he designed had a 25 kilobytes of memory and a 1Megahertz processor and cost around 11,000 pounds at the time. In 1952, Turning was rewarded for all of his efforts by being prosecuted for homosexual acts. He chose chemical castration over prison and died two years later in 1954, of suicide. Alan Turing is one of the great minds of computing. Over 50 years later the British government apologized and he was pardoned by Queen Elizabeth. But one of the great minds of the computer era was lost. He gave us the Turing Pattern, Turning Reduction, Turing test, Turing machine and most importantly 10 million souls were not lost. People who had children and grandchildren. Maybe people like my grandfather, or yours. The Turing Award has been given annually by the Association for Computing Machinery since 1966 for technical or theoretical contributions in computing. He has more prizes, colleges, and building and even institutes named after him as well. And there's a movie, called The Imitation Game. And dozens of books detailing his life have been released since the records of his accomplishments during the war were unsealed. Every now and then a great mind comes along. This one was awkward and disheveled most of the time. But he had as big an impact on the advent of the computer age as any other single human. Next time you're in the elevator at work or talking to your neighbor and they seem a little bit… weird - just think… do they have a similar story. To quote Turing: “Sometimes it is the people no one can imagine anything of who do the things no one can imagine.” Thank you for tuning in to this episode of the History of Computing Podcast. We hope you can find the cryptographic message in the pod. And if not, maybe it's time to build your own bo
Australia’s foremost purveyor of weaponized electro, Jensen Interceptor. One of the brightest lights on the booming electro scene that’s seen a renaissance in the recent years, he first piqued the interest of DJs from Helena Hauff to Maceo Plex through releases on Boysnoize Records, Motorik! and Sheffield’s Central Processing Unit in recent years with his devastating brand of floor-focused electro, which ranged from mechanical electro-funk to mutant ghettotech. 2018 has since been a particularly prolific year for him as a producer. Real name Mikey Melas, he’s dropped no less than seven EPs, on labels including E-Beamz, Cultivated Electronics and Power Station, with productions built on a maturing of his distinctive sound. The end of the year also sees Melas put out his debut album on Maceo Plex’s Lone Romantic. Featuring collaborations with DeFekT, The Hacker and long-term collaborator Assembler Code, the ten-track LP is an ode to his mum, titled ‘Mother’. Read the full feature on djmag.com
Le catalyste Standalone: Exclusive IDM & electro & Techno Podcast sets
"Rephlex vibes are not dead!" This is how Laetitia Tonlistina introduced the set she sent to me last Week ! (@tonlistina) This Brussels-based promoter, curator is passionate about electronic music and all their encompassing spheres. Involved in the Belgian scene since many years by organizing events via several concepts, this IDM activist is also highlighting new producers with her crew "syn:haptic". Here, she provides us a 2h set mixing some classics with lot of new talents, reflecting the fresh and exciting braindance/electro scene. A tribute to her first love in music inspired by pioneer labels such as Rephlex, Skam, Schematic, Warp,.. melt with recent and inspiring ones such as Mechatronica, Wémé, Cultivated Electronics, Furthur Electronix, Central Processing Unit, Concrete Collage, New Flesh and Analogical Force. Enjoy ! tracklist bellow! Links: https://www.facebook.com/synhaptic/ SC: https://soundcloud.com/tonlistina IG : https://www.instagram.com/tonlistina/ FB : https://www.facebook.com/tonlistina/ TRacklist: 1. Bass Kittens - Silent Running / Justin Maxwell Mix ( Pretension) 2. Datawave - In Stasis (forthcoming release) 3. Adam Johnson - Autopop (Merck) 4. Animistic Beliefs - Resequenced DNA (Cultivated Electronics) 5. Tipper - On a Limb (Fuel) 6. Aleski Perala - Papa Don't Preach (Rephlex) 7. Kosh - Null 212 (Casa Voyager) 8. Shinra - Interstellar (Analogical Force) 9. Phoenecia - Thong (Warp) 10. Credit 00 - The Garden (Uncanney Valley) 11. Junq - Closer (Furthur Electronix) 12. Mu-Ziq - Mu-ziq Theme (Rephlex) 13. No Moon - aoe_advancing (Craigie Knowes) 14. Beatwife - Thunderon Show (Concrete College) 15. Foreign Sequence & Jaquarius - The Eternal Overclock 499 (New Flesh) 16. Droid Eater - Field Trip (Concrete College) 17. The Fear Ratio - F15 (Skam) 18. UNCOU - Medijate (Wémé) 19. Wopr Maze - T1 (Demord) 20. Cestrian - Speak & Spell (Mechatronica) 21. AUX 88 - Electronic Robots / Dynamik Bass System (Puzzlebox) 22. Scan0ne - Smoke Machine (Analogical Force) 23. Velum Break - SIRFS (Touched) 24. Binary Digit - MA-RTZ (Zeitnot) 25. Silicon Scally - Formulant (Cultivated Electronics) 26. Sound Synthesis - Neurolink Cyborg (Ukonx) 27. Nullptr - Cybernoid (Solar One Music) 28. Arsonist Recorder - Brain Mode (forthcoming on ZwaarteKracht) 29. fxbip - Osmosis.AX (Coachella Violated EDM ears mix) (unreleased) 30. EDMX - Tech Zero (Breakin' Records) 31. Microlith - Holy Flow (Central Processing Unit)
Le catalyste Standalone: Exclusive IDM & electro & Techno Podcast sets
"Rephlex vibes are not dead!" This is how Laetitia Tonlistina introduced the set she sent to me last Week ! (@tonlistina) This Brussels-based promoter, curator is passionate about electronic music and all their encompassing spheres. Involved in the Belgian scene since many years by organizing events via several concepts, this IDM activist is also highlighting new producers with her crew "syn:haptic". Here, she provides us a 2h set mixing some classics with lot of new talents, reflecting the fresh and exciting braindance/electro scene. A tribute to her first love in music inspired by pioneer labels such as Rephlex, Skam, Schematic, Warp,.. melt with recent and inspiring ones such as Mechatronica, Wémé, Cultivated Electronics, Furthur Electronix, Central Processing Unit, Concrete Collage, New Flesh and Analogical Force. Enjoy ! tracklist bellow! Links: https://www.facebook.com/synhaptic/ SC: https://soundcloud.com/tonlistina IG : https://www.instagram.com/tonlistina/ FB : https://www.facebook.com/tonlistina/ TRacklist: 1. Bass Kittens - Silent Running / Justin Maxwell Mix ( Pretension) 2. Datawave - In Stasis (forthcoming release) 3. Adam Johnson - Autopop (Merck) 4. Animistic Beliefs - Resequenced DNA (Cultivated Electronics) 5. Tipper - On a Limb (Fuel) 6. Aleski Perala - Papa Don’t Preach (Rephlex) 7. Kosh - Null 212 (Casa Voyager) 8. Shinra - Interstellar (Analogical Force) 9. Phoenecia - Thong (Warp) 10. Credit 00 - The Garden (Uncanney Valley) 11. Junq - Closer (Furthur Electronix) 12. Mu-Ziq - Mu-ziq Theme (Rephlex) 13. No Moon - aoe_advancing (Craigie Knowes) 14. Beatwife - Thunderon Show (Concrete College) 15. Foreign Sequence & Jaquarius - The Eternal Overclock 499 (New Flesh) 16. Droid Eater - Field Trip (Concrete College) 17. The Fear Ratio - F15 (Skam) 18. UNCOU - Medijate (Wémé) 19. Wopr Maze - T1 (Demord) 20. Cestrian - Speak & Spell (Mechatronica) 21. AUX 88 - Electronic Robots / Dynamik Bass System (Puzzlebox) 22. Scan0ne - Smoke Machine (Analogical Force) 23. Velum Break - SIRFS (Touched) 24. Binary Digit - MA-RTZ (Zeitnot) 25. Silicon Scally - Formulant (Cultivated Electronics) 26. Sound Synthesis - Neurolink Cyborg (Ukonx) 27. Nullptr - Cybernoid (Solar One Music) 28. Arsonist Recorder - Brain Mode (forthcoming on ZwaarteKracht) 29. fxbip - Osmosis.AX (Coachella Violated EDM ears mix) (unreleased) 30. EDMX - Tech Zero (Breakin’ Records) 31. Microlith - Holy Flow (Central Processing Unit)
Le catalyste Standalone: Exclusive IDM & electro & Techno Podcast sets
"Rephlex vibes are not dead!" This is how Laetitia Tonlistina introduced the set she sent to me last Week ! (@tonlistina) This Brussels-based promoter, curator is passionate about electronic music and all their encompassing spheres. Involved in the Belgian scene since many years by organizing events via several concepts, this IDM activist is also highlighting new producers with her crew "syn:haptic". Here, she provides us a 2h set mixing some classics with lot of new talents, reflecting the fresh and exciting braindance/electro scene. A tribute to her first love in music inspired by pioneer labels such as Rephlex, Skam, Schematic, Warp,.. melt with recent and inspiring ones such as Mechatronica, Wémé, Cultivated Electronics, Furthur Electronix, Central Processing Unit, Concrete Collage, New Flesh and Analogical Force. Enjoy ! tracklist bellow! Links: https://www.facebook.com/synhaptic/ SC: https://soundcloud.com/tonlistina IG : https://www.instagram.com/tonlistina/ FB : https://www.facebook.com/tonlistina/ TRacklist: 1. Bass Kittens - Silent Running / Justin Maxwell Mix ( Pretension) 2. Datawave - In Stasis (forthcoming release) 3. Adam Johnson - Autopop (Merck) 4. Animistic Beliefs - Resequenced DNA (Cultivated Electronics) 5. Tipper - On a Limb (Fuel) 6. Aleski Perala - Papa Don’t Preach (Rephlex) 7. Kosh - Null 212 (Casa Voyager) 8. Shinra - Interstellar (Analogical Force) 9. Phoenecia - Thong (Warp) 10. Credit 00 - The Garden (Uncanney Valley) 11. Junq - Closer (Furthur Electronix) 12. Mu-Ziq - Mu-ziq Theme (Rephlex) 13. No Moon - aoe_advancing (Craigie Knowes) 14. Beatwife - Thunderon Show (Concrete College) 15. Foreign Sequence & Jaquarius - The Eternal Overclock 499 (New Flesh) 16. Droid Eater - Field Trip (Concrete College) 17. The Fear Ratio - F15 (Skam) 18. UNCOU - Medijate (Wémé) 19. Wopr Maze - T1 (Demord) 20. Cestrian - Speak & Spell (Mechatronica) 21. AUX 88 - Electronic Robots / Dynamik Bass System (Puzzlebox) 22. Scan0ne - Smoke Machine (Analogical Force) 23. Velum Break - SIRFS (Touched) 24. Binary Digit - MA-RTZ (Zeitnot) 25. Silicon Scally - Formulant (Cultivated Electronics) 26. Sound Synthesis - Neurolink Cyborg (Ukonx) 27. Nullptr - Cybernoid (Solar One Music) 28. Arsonist Recorder - Brain Mode (forthcoming on ZwaarteKracht) 29. fxbip - Osmosis.AX (Coachella Violated EDM ears mix) (unreleased) 30. EDMX - Tech Zero (Breakin’ Records) 31. Microlith - Holy Flow (Central Processing Unit)
"Rephlex vibes are not dead!" This is how Laetitia Tonlistina introduced the set she sent to me last Week ! (@tonlistina) This Brussels-based promoter, curator is passionate about electronic music and all their encompassing spheres. Involved in the Belgian scene since many years by organizing events via several concepts, this IDM activist is also highlighting new producers with her crew "syn:haptic". Here, she provides us a 2h set mixing some classics with lot of new talents, reflecting the fresh and exciting braindance/electro scene. A tribute to her first love in music inspired by pioneer labels such as Rephlex, Skam, Schematic, Warp,.. melt with recent and inspiring ones such as Mechatronica, Wémé, Cultivated Electronics, Furthur Electronix, Central Processing Unit, Concrete Collage, New Flesh and Analogical Force. Enjoy ! tracklist bellow! Links: https://www.facebook.com/synhaptic/ SC: https://soundcloud.com/tonlistina IG : https://www.instagram.com/tonlistina/ FB : https://www.facebook.com/tonlistina/ TRacklist: 1. Bass Kittens - Silent Running / Justin Maxwell Mix ( Pretension) 2. Datawave - In Stasis (forthcoming release) 3. Adam Johnson - Autopop (Merck) 4. Animistic Beliefs - Resequenced DNA (Cultivated Electronics) 5. Tipper - On a Limb (Fuel) 6. Aleski Perala - Papa Don't Preach (Rephlex) 7. Kosh - Null 212 (Casa Voyager) 8. Shinra - Interstellar (Analogical Force) 9. Phoenecia - Thong (Warp) 10. Credit 00 - The Garden (Uncanney Valley) 11. Junq - Closer (Furthur Electronix) 12. Mu-Ziq - Mu-ziq Theme (Rephlex) 13. No Moon - aoe_advancing (Craigie Knowes) 14. Beatwife - Thunderon Show (Concrete College) 15. Foreign Sequence & Jaquarius - The Eternal Overclock 499 (New Flesh) 16. Droid Eater - Field Trip (Concrete College) 17. The Fear Ratio - F15 (Skam) 18. UNCOU - Medijate (Wémé) 19. Wopr Maze - T1 (Demord) 20. Cestrian - Speak & Spell (Mechatronica) 21. AUX 88 - Electronic Robots / Dynamik Bass System (Puzzlebox) 22. Scan0ne - Smoke Machine (Analogical Force) 23. Velum Break - SIRFS (Touched) 24. Binary Digit - MA-RTZ (Zeitnot) 25. Silicon Scally - Formulant (Cultivated Electronics) 26. Sound Synthesis - Neurolink Cyborg (Ukonx) 27. Nullptr - Cybernoid (Solar One Music) 28. Arsonist Recorder - Brain Mode (forthcoming on ZwaarteKracht) 29. fxbip - Osmosis.AX (Coachella Violated EDM ears mix) (unreleased) 30. EDMX - Tech Zero (Breakin' Records) 31. Microlith - Holy Flow (Central Processing Unit)
This is a regular podcast of mostly guest DJ mixes and live sets from producers, live acts and DJ's who are rising or established talent. Subscribe via iTunes : apple.co/2wZAVvJ Interview & tracklist: https://bit.ly/2EnIfG6 Guests are encouraged to explore a bit further into their collections with an opportunity to step away from the dance floor if they desire. The sixth guest mix in the podcast series is from iNFO (@noisy-suply), hailing from Sheffield UK who some still class as the beating heart of UK Techno. iNFO feeds off his influences in the world of techno and electro. He is also the co-promoter of a regular night exploring the fringes of electronica in Sheffield : LOOP along with the companion mix series titled Quality Electronics iNFO has put together some excellent mixes of material from esteemed labels Firescope (@firescopemusic) & Central Processing Unit (@cpurecords) along with an excellent 25 years of Artificial Intelligence (A tribute to Warp Records) a recent personal fav here at Rec Therapy! which are all well worth a listen. On this mix he takes us on a mighty ride exploring different shades of dancefloor electro. Playlist 1. Oskar Teleman - Anruf Aus Dem Western [brokntoys] 2. Plant43 - Lo res Dreams [Semantica Records] 3. The Jaffa Kid - Intergalactic war trials [brokntoys] 4. The Adapt - Rambling [Urban Connections] 5. Dusko Janevski - 091 [Urban Connections] 6. Jensen Interceptor & Assembler Code - 5050 [Cultivated Electronics] 7. X-truder- Foreign Intelligence [Urban Connections] 8. Maelstrom- letter from M [Central Processing Unit] 9. Morphology- Information Paradox [Cultivated Electronics] 10. Manipulated Matter - Versalife [brokntoys] 11. Tharsis Shelter Unit- Start transmission [brokntoys] 12. Monotoxine- Positive Thinking [brokntoys] 13. Dexter - 66 [Dolly Deluxe] 14. Randomer- Smokin [LIES] 15. Special Request- Adel Crag Microdot [Houndstooth]
96 Back - 100 [Central Processing Unit] Dual Crew - Spellbound [Falko Brocksieper] Jensen Interceptor - Bubble Boy [E-Beamz] Fleck E.S.C - Discrete Opinion [Central Processing Unit] DiCrYLiuM - Isnt Dead (DiCACiD Mix) [Digital Distortions] Bass Junkie - Low Frequency Fugitive [Bass Agenda] Jensen Interceptor - Horner Acid [E-Beamz] Second Storey - Barrel Roll (DeFeKT Remix) [Houndstooth] Hack the Tab - I Am Not Machine [Kracktronik] Locked Club & RLGN - Bosozoku [Private Persons] Jack Roland - 1-800 MY BRIDE [UNTO] Jensen Interceptor - Automate (Feat. Assembler Code) [E-Beamz] Skyborg - Ghetto Blasta [Borg Recordings] Scape One - Disruptive Concept [Scape One] Viner - 2006 [Get Busy!] ATIX - Tunnel [Bass Agenda] Si Begg - Something That Makes Life Worth Living (Si Begg vs Alavux Remix) [Noodles] Solar Chrome - I'm a Machine (EVAC Remix) [Maschinen Musik]
96 Back - 100 [Central Processing Unit] Dual Crew - Spellbound [Falko Brocksieper] Jensen Interceptor - Bubble Boy [E-Beamz] Fleck E.S.C - Discrete Opinion [Central Processing Unit] DiCrYLiuM - Isnt Dead (DiCACiD Mix) [Digital Distortions] Bass Junkie - Low Frequency Fugitive [Bass Agenda] Jensen Interceptor - Horner Acid [E-Beamz] Second Storey - Barrel Roll (DeFeKT Remix) [Houndstooth] Hack the Tab - I Am Not Machine [Kracktronik] Locked Club & RLGN - Bosozoku [Private Persons] Jack Roland - 1-800 MY BRIDE [UNTO] Jensen Interceptor - Automate (Feat. Assembler Code) [E-Beamz] Skyborg - Ghetto Blasta [Borg Recordings] Scape One - Disruptive Concept [Scape One] Viner - 2006 [Get Busy!] ATIX - Tunnel [Bass Agenda] Si Begg - Something That Makes Life Worth Living (Si Begg vs Alavux Remix) [Noodles] Solar Chrome - I'm a Machine (EVAC Remix) [Maschinen Musik]
96 Back - 100 [Central Processing Unit] Dual Crew - Spellbound [Falko Brocksieper] Jensen Interceptor - Bubble Boy [E-Beamz] Fleck E.S.C - Discrete Opinion [Central Processing Unit] DiCrYLiuM - Isnt Dead (DiCACiD Mix) [Digital Distortions] Bass Junkie - Low Frequency Fugitive [Bass Agenda] Jensen Interceptor - Horner Acid [E-Beamz] Second Storey - Barrel Roll (DeFeKT Remix) [Houndstooth] Hack the Tab - I Am Not Machine [Kracktronik] Locked Club & RLGN - Bosozoku [Private Persons] Jack Roland - 1-800 MY BRIDE [UNTO] Jensen Interceptor - Automate (Feat. Assembler Code) [E-Beamz] Skyborg - Ghetto Blasta [Borg Recordings] Scape One - Disruptive Concept [Scape One] Viner - 2006 [Get Busy!] ATIX - Tunnel [Bass Agenda] Si Begg - Something That Makes Life Worth Living (Si Begg vs Alavux Remix) [Noodles] Solar Chrome - I'm a Machine (EVAC Remix) [Maschinen Musik]
96 Back - 100 [Central Processing Unit] Dual Crew - Spellbound [Falko Brocksieper] Jensen Interceptor - Bubble Boy [E-Beamz] Fleck E.S.C - Discrete Opinion [Central Processing Unit] DiCrYLiuM - Isnt Dead (DiCACiD Mix) [Digital Distortions] Bass Junkie - Low Frequency Fugitive [Bass Agenda] Jensen Interceptor - Horner Acid [E-Beamz] Second Storey - Barrel Roll (DeFeKT Remix) [Houndstooth] Hack the Tab - I Am Not Machine [Kracktronik] Locked Club & RLGN - Bosozoku [Private Persons] Jack Roland - 1-800 MY BRIDE [UNTO] Jensen Interceptor - Automate (Feat. Assembler Code) [E-Beamz] Skyborg - Ghetto Blasta [Borg Recordings] Scape One - Disruptive Concept [Scape One] Viner - 2006 [Get Busy!] ATIX - Tunnel [Bass Agenda] Si Begg - Something That Makes Life Worth Living (Si Begg vs Alavux Remix) [Noodles] Solar Chrome - I'm a Machine (EVAC Remix) [Maschinen Musik]
96 Back - 100 [Central Processing Unit] Dual Crew - Spellbound [Falko Brocksieper] Jensen Interceptor - Bubble Boy [E-Beamz] Fleck E.S.C - Discrete Opinion [Central Processing Unit] DiCrYLiuM - Isnt Dead (DiCACiD Mix) [Digital Distortions] Bass Junkie - Low Frequency Fugitive [Bass Agenda] Jensen Interceptor - Horner Acid [E-Beamz] Second Storey - Barrel Roll (DeFeKT Remix) [Houndstooth] Hack the Tab - I Am Not Machine [Kracktronik] Locked Club & RLGN - Bosozoku [Private Persons] Jack Roland - 1-800 MY BRIDE [UNTO] Jensen Interceptor - Automate (Feat. Assembler Code) [E-Beamz] Skyborg - Ghetto Blasta [Borg Recordings] Scape One - Disruptive Concept [Scape One] Viner - 2006 [Get Busy!] ATIX - Tunnel [Bass Agenda] Si Begg - Something That Makes Life Worth Living (Si Begg vs Alavux Remix) [Noodles] Solar Chrome - I'm a Machine (EVAC Remix) [Maschinen Musik]
96 Back - 100 [Central Processing Unit] Dual Crew - Spellbound [Falko Brocksieper] Jensen Interceptor - Bubble Boy [E-Beamz] Fleck E.S.C - Discrete Opinion [Central Processing Unit] DiCrYLiuM - Isnt Dead (DiCACiD Mix) [Digital Distortions] Bass Junkie - Low Frequency Fugitive [Bass Agenda] Jensen Interceptor - Horner Acid [E-Beamz] Second Storey - Barrel Roll (DeFeKT Remix) [Houndstooth] Hack the Tab - I Am Not Machine [Kracktronik] Locked Club & RLGN - Bosozoku [Private Persons] Jack Roland - 1-800 MY BRIDE [UNTO] Jensen Interceptor - Automate (Feat. Assembler Code) [E-Beamz] Skyborg - Ghetto Blasta [Borg Recordings] Scape One - Disruptive Concept [Scape One] Viner - 2006 [Get Busy!] ATIX - Tunnel [Bass Agenda] Si Begg - Something That Makes Life Worth Living (Si Begg vs Alavux Remix) [Noodles] Solar Chrome - I'm a Machine (EVAC Remix) [Maschinen Musik]
This time around, we air a frenetic and colourful session with Leeds-via-Sheffield producer 96 Back. At just 18, he already helms his own Tilt Shift club night in Leeds, and has recently released his debut Provisional Electronics EP on integral label Central Processing Unit. What the fuck. T.Margos plays some rave heaters to finish things up. *Intro* Max Richter – Space 2 [Deutsche Grammophon] *96 Back* --No Tracklist-- -- Jon Hassell – First Rain [Ndeya] *T.Margos* Zov Zov - Casting [Berceuse Heroique] Adjowa - Science & Soul (Maximillion Dunbar Remix) [DBA Dubs] Kym Sugiru - Tanka [Diskotopia] H4L - Hell For Leather [Astray] Nackt - Blight Town [Left Hand Path] Dawl - Strange World [Tone Dropout] The Scientist - The Exorcist (Ambient Mix) [Kickin Records] Mental Generation - Slam (Mental Coma Dub) [Coma] The R - What’s Going On In Your Mind? [Electronic Emergencies] Roy of the Ravers - MDM Anal [Acid Waxa] Schwefelgelb - Balancier Dich [Fleisch] Dead Man’s Chest - High Noon in Cotham [Western Lore]
Desde Lugo nos llega nuestro podcast numero 30 a cargo de Función Binaria. Este ente es todo un veterano que empezó su andadura electrónica a principios de los 90, pudiendo disfrutar de la ruta del bakalao. Desde su Galicia natal viajó en muchas ocasiones a Valencia, via Madrid, para iniciarse en la fiesta. Quizás la gran variedad musical de los inicios de la ruta lo marcó, ya que Función Binaria sigue siendo un enfermo musical que le da a muchísimos palos: techno, electro, EBM, new wave, industrial, dark ambient, drone, noise, con un bagaje que empieza en esos mágicos 90 y se extiende hasta el presente más actual. Sus mixes tributo cuentan con cientos y hasta miles de escuchas, siendo autenticas odas a artistas como Convention, Plant 43, Arcanoid, Boris Divider o sellos como Central Processing Unit. Últimamente, está inmerso en el dark ambient, el drone y el industrial siendo un autentico rastreador de nuevos sellos y artistas. El tracklist que a continuación se expone, da absoluta muestra de ello. Esperamos que lo disfrutes tanto como nosotros. tracklist__ 01 - Aukai - Snow (Abul Mogard Rework) 02 - MacroAssembler - Crônico 03 - Cloistral - Ծագում 04 - Cloistral - Է. 05 - Restive Plaggona - Roses With Thorns For The One I Love 06 - Restive Plaggona - From 1975 to 1975 07 - Haraam - The People That Have Walked In Darkness Have Seen A Great Light 08 - Haraam - We Shall Sustain 09 - Offworldcolonies - No Time 10 - Haraam - Banner Of Glory 11 - ASC - Source Code 12 - Morah - Voltage#3 (Vapauteen Remix) 13 - Haraam - Fealty With Love 14 - Lyss-is - AX-H1 15 - JK Flesh - Being 16 - Drottning Omma - Untitled 07 17 - Headless Horseman - For All Eternity 18 - Grebenstein - Meet My Needs 19 - Restive Plagonna - Black International 20 - Offworldcolonies - No Gods 21 - OAKE - Alog (SNTS Remix) 22 - Restive Plaggona - Chaos Is Inevitable 23 - SNTS - ES19.3 24 - Ontal - The Visionary Movement @binary-function
Desde Lugo nos llega nuestro podcast numero 30 a cargo de Función Binaria. Este ente es todo un veterano que empezó su andadura electrónica a principios de los 90, pudiendo disfrutar de la ruta del bakalao. Desde su Galicia natal viajó en muchas ocasiones a Valencia, via Madrid, para iniciarse en la fiesta. Quizás la gran variedad musical de los inicios de la ruta lo marcó, ya que Función Binaria sigue siendo un enfermo musical que le da a muchísimos palos: techno, electro, EBM, new wave, industrial, dark ambient, drone, noise, con un bagaje que empieza en esos mágicos 90 y se extiende hasta el presente más actual. Sus mixes tributo cuentan con cientos y hasta miles de escuchas, siendo autenticas odas a artistas como Convention, Plant 43, Arcanoid, Boris Divider o sellos como Central Processing Unit. Últimamente, está inmerso en el dark ambient, el drone y el industrial siendo un autentico rastreador de nuevos sellos y artistas. El tracklist que a continuación se expone, da absoluta muestra de ello. Esperamos que lo disfrutes tanto como nosotros. tracklist__ 01 - Aukai - Snow (Abul Mogard Rework) 02 - MacroAssembler - Crônico 03 - Cloistral - Ծագում 04 - Cloistral - Է. 05 - Restive Plaggona - Roses With Thorns For The One I Love 06 - Restive Plaggona - From 1975 to 1975 07 - Haraam - The People That Have Walked In Darkness Have Seen A Great Light 08 - Haraam - We Shall Sustain 09 - Offworldcolonies - No Time 10 - Haraam - Banner Of Glory 11 - ASC - Source Code 12 - Morah - Voltage#3 (Vapauteen Remix) 13 - Haraam - Fealty With Love 14 - Lyss-is - AX-H1 15 - JK Flesh - Being 16 - Drottning Omma - Untitled 07 17 - Headless Horseman - For All Eternity 18 - Grebenstein - Meet My Needs 19 - Restive Plagonna - Black International 20 - Offworldcolonies - No Gods 21 - OAKE - Alog (SNTS Remix) 22 - Restive Plaggona - Chaos Is Inevitable 23 - SNTS - ES19.3 24 - Ontal - The Visionary Movement @binary-function
Shock World Service 072: Constellation Swan by Chloe Frieda (Alien Jams) 22/11/17 London, United Kingdom http://www.shockworldservice.com 1. Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe & Ariel Kalma - Miracle Mile This whole album is amazing, a collaboration between Robert A. A. Lowe and Ariel Kalma called "We Know Each Other Now Somehow." It was released on RVNG in 2015. 2. Xordox - Diamonds This release came out this year on Editions Mego, a project helmed by JG Thirlwel with Noveller featured in three of the tracks. Shimmering synths morph into an intense horror soundtrack. 3. recsund - Hall of Waits This one is by my partner Clifford Sage, I also included a glimmer of this track at the very beginning of the mix, It's from his release Deadsounds V. 4. Charles Manier - Mesrop I have a few of Manier's records (an alias of Tadd Mullinix) and I always go back to them! Gritty, weird, EBM, industrial goodness, it's hard to pick one track from the record as there are so many great tracks to choose from. 5. Alek Stark - GC 4406 Alek Stark has an impressive discography, dating back to 2002, many of which I have yet to check out. This release on CPU is pretty solid, some beautiful electro here. 6. Reckonwrong - Morton This track is from Reckonwrong's release on Pinkman, it's a hard one to categorise. I love how this track unfolds, especially with the "I feel that my music is important" vocal sample. 7. Rings Around Saturn - Synchrotron Synthy perfection from this electro gem. 8. Jensen Interceptor- Carter's Green Factory Another one from the mighty Central Processing Unit, a Drexcyan beauty. 9. Dreams - Gut Bounce This one fits well amongst the Apron back-catalogue, with chugging acid lines and floating melodies. 10. Morphology - Darkstar (The Hacker Remix) This track is from a remix record with The Exaltics, JTC, Sync 24 and Deixis on the label Cultivated Electronics. Dark and brooding electro remix by the Hacker. 11. Echo 106 - From Brunnen to the Nile Euphoric electro, this is one of my favourites. 12. Wilted Woman - Heating Problem New record on Alien Jams :) 13. Terribilis - Alucarda Released on a Quantum Natives compilation "Seize the Means of Production," her set at the ICA this year was wonderful.
The CPU is the brain of the computer, but not all CPU's are created equal. Know the differences so you don't get stuck with something that slows your computer.
Episode 2 discusses the main computer hardware components, which are the Central Processing Unit (CPU), main memory, and etc. Specifically, we will focus on the CPU or the microprocessor, which is at the core of all activities inside a computer that are responsible for changing raw data into the required information. Besides that, we will also discuss data representation and coding system. Towards the end of the episode, you will be introduced to some tools and hardware in a computer system.
Episode 2 discusses the main computer hardware components, which are the Central Processing Unit (CPU), microprocessors, main memory, etc. Specifically, we will focus more on the CPU or the microprocessor, which is the core of all activities responsible for changing raw data into the required information inside a computer. Besides that, data representation and coding system will also be discussed. Towards the end of the episode, you will be introduced to some tools and hardware inside a computer system unit.
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