#electronic flow

[yellodisney]

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Ultra-thin cooling solution for mobile devices unlocks slimmer, high-performance technology

Scientists from Nagoya University in Japan have developed an innovative cooling device—an ultra-thin loop heat pipe—that significantly improves heat control for electronic components in smartphones and tablets. This breakthrough successfully manages heat levels generated during intensive smartphone usage, potentially enabling the development of even thinner mobile devices capable of running demanding applications without overheating or impeding performance. The research, published in the journal Applied Thermal Engineering, addresses one of the most critical challenges in mobile device engineering: effectively cooling increasingly powerful components within the confined space of slim mobile devices.

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[thedancingmendicant]

Rainbow Silk Poi Flow

Still new to this apparatus, and really enjoying it. 🌈

[omegaremix]

Autumn 2006 Mixtape.

Public Image Ltd.: "Public Image"

Stereolab: "Ping Pong"

Alexander Kowalski: "Dark Soul Pt. 1"

Leonard Cohen: Death Of A Ladies' Man

Manual: "Baja Nights"

Boards Of Canada: "5/9/78"

Scissor Sisters: "Tits On The Radio"

Boyd Rice / NON: The Black Album

Buzzcocks: "Orgasm Addict"

MC Paul Barman: "Anarchist Book Store"

Company Flow: "Shadows Drown"

Sister Sledge: "Happy Feeling"

Chicks On Speed & Peaches: "Guitar Anthem"

Alexander Kowalski: "The Path To Zero"

Manual & Jess Kahr: "Dawn Changes Everything"

Pink Floyd: "Us vs. Them"

Busta Rhymes: "In The Ghetto (f. Rick James)"

Boards Of Canada: "Head From Telegraph Lines"

Stereolab: "Free Witch & No Bra Queen"

Rainer Maria: "Already Lost"

Public Image Ltd.: "Rise"

Manual: "Tomorrow"

Boards Of Canada: "Into The Rainbow Vein"

Alexander Kowalski: "Speaker Attack"

[lezet]

V.A.-"Fourteenth Quarterly Report Of Argali Records Netlabel- The Great Reconnection" ,is out on ARGALI RECORDS (USA)

V.A.-"Fourteenth Quarterly Report Of Argali Records Netlabel- The Great Reconnection" ,is out on ARGALI RECORDS (USA) Welcome Back. The new quarterly experimental music/noise compilation by Argali Records Netlabel. Featuring tracks by Terbeschikkingstelling, rikardfvs, Thomas Park, Christopher Alvarado, el_masmore, Twilight Transmissions, RDKPL, Jaime Munarriz, James Ghost/{AN} EeL, Wilfried Hanrath, James Ghost, {AN} EeL, Jabe Ledoux, Mean Flow, Colonial Skyway, James Hoehl, Einar J Agnarsson, Cousin Silas, Lezet, WolfWereWolf, subterrene, Fabio Keiner, and Zazie Productions. Music For Reconnection.

[nineoftoads]

I am truly obsessed with how we develop like, ohm's and kirchoff's laws for circuit analysis and then we're like, oh cool we can apply this to like so many things that flow actually.

[creaturefeaster]

can a mime die in host? if so what happens?

Yes they can. They are susceptible to almost all of the things their host would have been, were they still alive.

If they die in host, they die as a mime. It's the trade off for experiencing life. Their influence stays within the body, and the body remains pale and color coded, unlike when they leave their dead host & the body's natural colors return.

Typically though, mimes will expell themselves from a host that they cannot save/is no longer viable. As long as they leave a fatally wounded host before it dies, they will be okay.

[green-mountain-goose]

electricity be like little v = ir puzzles fr

[yellodisney]

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Cooler, faster, better: Crystal waves enable ultrafast heat transfer for cooler electronics

Imagine if phones never got hot no matter how many apps were running. Picture a future where supercomputers use less energy, electric cars charge faster, and life-saving medical devices stay cooler and last longer. In a study published in Nature Materials, a team of engineers at the University of Virginia and their collaborators revealed a radical new way to move heat, faster than ever before. Using a special kind of crystal called hexagonal boron nitride (hBN), they found a way to move heat like a beam of light, sidestepping the usual bottlenecks that make electronics overheat. "We're rethinking how we handle heat," said Patrick Hopkins, professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and Whitney Stone Professor of Engineering at UVA. "Instead of letting it slowly trickle away, we're directing it."

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[troubadour-malin]

pov: you are my chapter's first draft

[my-chaos-radio]

Release: March 26, 2010

Lyrics:

If you have the time

Come share the world with me

If you can't imagine

We can both be free

What I learned to do

Is give my heart to you

So that you can always hold it close to you

Songwriter: Yiruma

Holding you, holding you

It's in you, the river flows in you

Slowly now, oh slowly now

It's in you, the river flows in you

It's in you, the river flows in you

[outergalaxiesoutergalaxies]

ALL WIRED UP - a playlist

assimilate this! (exquisite technological mix)

WELL WELL WELL. I haven’t put together a playlist for a month or so, and it’s time. Also haven’t shared many of them here, I don’t think. We will be welcoming Virgo season in with a focus on robot rock, Borg perfection, wired up to the max, a playlist for all you machines and machine-lovers out there.

The Man Machine - Live

Kraftwerk

I was fortunate enough to see Kraftwerk twice in 2014; it was a religious experience. I saw them perform this album, 1978’s The Man Machine in its full entirety. Despite being a huge fan, I wasn’t expecting much. “How cool could it possibly be?” I, a fool, asked myself as I walked into Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown LA. I knew they were going to be standing in front of their trademark podiums pressing buttons. What I didn’t know was how that was going to make me feel. I love the crowd coming in at 0:26 when the beat starts, and again at 0:59, which is when I must assume that the curtain fell to reveal The Robots. If you don’t know this entire album, you haven’t yet lived. Please listen to all of it.

Electricity

Midnight Star

“You got my head all wired up”

This was the start of this mix; it was the root my working Data/Geordi fan mix for forever, aka the “DaForge” mix to those of us with excellent taste. You may recognize Midnight Star from “No Parking On The Dance Floor,” their entire catalog is full of funky computer hits.

Human Being

Jane Inc.

“Accentuate my structure”

A quite hard synth and light drums anchor this track, which came across as a lovely surprise in some of my explorations for this playlist.

Get A Little

Patrick Cowley

Yes, this song has been on a few of my past mixes, including last month’s. To that I say, mind your business and get your ass on the dance floor. Patrick Cowley may be most known for his production work with San Francisco dance legend Sylvester (You Make Me Feel, etc.), but his solo work stands on its own as manual/physical synth excellence. Cowley died of AIDS in 1982, another bright light stolen from us.

Faster Than The Speed Of Love

Georgio Moroder

No synth-heavy mix is complete without the Italian stallion of synth, the techno-grandfather himself. Sorry about the poor transition but this entire album is a flow worth experiencing in full.

Desire

Future World Orchestra

If you’ve ever wanted to see a 1980’s track suit dripped out cartoon-looking white guy from the Netherlands playing about $70,000 worth of synthesizers, look this video up on YouTube. Big thanks to the Pop Overbite TikTok account for helping me discover this duo.

10 Out Of 10 (feat. Kylie Minogue)

Oliver Heldens, Kylie Minogue

Continuum music lovers and long time Kylie fans rejoice; we have less than a month before we get an entire new record. Biting my hands waiting for TENSION, which is out on September 22nd. Love the timeless-yet-90’s feel of this soon to be classic.

Get On Up And Do It Again

Suzy Q

No clue the story of this band (I believe they’re Canadian?) but this one’s been on my “get it going” playlist for a while

Lovelife

Phoenix

Always been a fan of Phoenix, especially when they get back to their synth roots. I don’t think this album (Ti Amo) had a major hit off it, certainly nothing like 2009’s ‘Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix,’ which is unfortunate as there are some fantastic sounds on here.

I’ve Got Your Image

Cameo

This was sampled by Queen Latifah’s 2003 ‘Better Than The Rest.’ The titular line made me think of Seven’s eidetic memory, and it was time for a slow jam.

She Blinded Me With Science

Thomas Dolby

No relation to Dolby sound systems, but there may as well be with this 1982 classic that remains unlike anything else. Check out the video if you’re not familiar.

Data

Shook

I’m not terribly familiar with this artist, who’s based in the Netherlands, but the way he handles a synth works for me.

The Robots - 2009 Remaster

Kraftwerk

Again, I will point out that this album was released in 1978. The live version of this song also hits hard, if you’re so inclined to check out any of Kraftwerk’s live work.

You Are In My System

The System

Smooth techno robot funk, just the way I like it. No recollection of how I came across this hit other than the algorithm recognizing my exquisite taste.

Phantom

Justice

If Daft Punk is the robot rock dressed up on the dance floor, Justice is what you get at 3am after everyone is either wasted or high out of their mind, finding a way (any way!) to keep the party going. Never before or since have I encountered a record that scratched this particular sonic itch for dirtied up, fuzzed out synths continuing to deliver danceable, on the beat hits. If Daft Punk’s “Discovery” plugged us in, 2007’s “Justice” stripped our wires and started sparking them together. Ugh. I could go on about how much I love this record for a very long time.

Work Out Tonight

Ultraflex

I don’t have much to say about this Norwegian/Icelandic duo, other than keep party rocking, y’all.

Gettin’ To The Good Part

Herbie Hancock

What do you say about a legend whose work spans multiple genres, executed flawlessly? Not much, but 1980’s Herbie Hancock showcases his ability to seamlessly fit in with any and all new trends. You know more of his work than you think you do through samples and film, but you can always get to know him better.

Start Computer

Shook

It’s not very often that I hear a song that takes me back to the ebullient joy I felt in 2001 upon hearing Daft Punk’s ‘Discovery’ in full for the first time, but this song touches the vocoder-loving places within me.

Luminescent

Poppy Baskcomb

Baskcomb hails from the UK and I look forward to digging more into her work. Always a fan when a pop song chooses to anchor itself around an uncommon word.

Night Cruiser

Deodato

There seem to be a few different Deodatos but I’m assuming this is the Brazilian musical artist, as I hear those influences present here. Unsurprisingly, a great tune to jam around in your car at night, pretending you’re in a cyberpunk movie.

Master Rocker

Bernard Wright

This album is an instant classic, funky in all the right ways, with a touch of technological that anchors it firmly in time and place.

Sometimes

Les Rythmes Digitales

Don’t have much information about this 1999 album, but I would believe if you told me it was either from much earlier or much later. Always been a fan of music that is both faithful enough and innovative enough to be placed in any time period.

One More Time / Aerodynamic (live)

Daft Punk

My robot boys. If they ever return from retirement, bet that I will be spending my life savings and then some to see Daft Punk live. I have been a Daft Punk fan since 2001, and I am so grateful to exist at the same time as this duo. Listening to Discovery when it came out is an experience in time that I will never forget. I had tried to listen to this album when it came out, but I wasn’t yet advanced enough in my music appreciation to enjoy them live. The first time I heard the transition between songs, every hair on my body stood on end. I want few things more than a Daft Punk reunion tour, but this and bootlegs will have to suffice for now.

Messages From The Stars - Sped Up

The Rah Band

First encountered this song in a twitter exchange about DaForge; it’s not often that a song sounds just as good sped up as it does in the original speed.

Nobody But You

The Apples In Stereo

The first time I heard this song, I was working at Nordstrom, where you could call the operator (even as an employee) and ask for them to tell you the song. The swooping ‘you’s’ at the end are what spurred me into action. I wrote down the name of this song on a pastry bag, and this album has not left me since. It is a warm hug from outer space.

Translight

Breakbot

Eagerly awaiting a new album from Breakbot like any day now. The instrumentals remain undefeated.

Chaos - Laura van Dam Remix

Andrew Bayer, Run Rivers, Laura van Dam

I’m not terribly familiar with anyone here, but this song is a great way to draw me in to a lovely, sonically spacious and danceable remix.

Spotlight

Kylie Minogue

Heartbroken that there isn’t an extended mix of this yet (the DISCO extended mixes are still worth checking out), as it remains one of my favorite tracks from 2020’s incredible DISCO. Only the queen of pop could record an album like this in quarantine. Legends only!!!!

You Put A Charge In My Life

Brainstorm

Whoever makes me a fan vid of Geordi and Data being ‘very close friends’ to this is gonna eventually get a giant hug and possibly (okay, definitely) dinner. No clue what’s happening on the cover, but who doesn’t want to love an alien? Please be for real.

One Hot Love - 2018 Remaster

Makoto Matsushita

I knew nothing of Japanese City Pop until my Spotify started feeding it to me, and I’ve become obsessed with these oh-so-smooth tracks that remain danceable and sharp. A true mood, a vibe, a way to turn around any bad day.

Messages From The Stars

The Rah Band

And to close out the mix, enjoy the song in all its 1980s synthed out, original speed glory, still grooving and moving, a hit in either tempo.

That’s the mix, enjoy! Keep robot rocking and technological trancing🤖

[lezet]

V.A.-"Audio Report D" is out on INSTITUTE FOR ALIEN RESEARCH (UK)!!!

V.A.-"Audio Report D" is out on INSTITUTE FOR ALIEN RESEARCH (UK)!!! featuring: Mean Flow BMH - AbstractJak aka Ron K Sedgwick I,Eternal Perplexions Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt Lezet AbstractJak aka Ron K Sedgwick shaun robert Strattanpossum Unconscious Collective el_masmore Fiver's Stereo https://ifarmusiqueconcretecompilation.bandcamp.com/album/audio-report-d

[hyaciiintho]

🌸｡*ﾟ+. THIS IS A TEST POST !! This is not an actual inbox call, I just wanted to test and see how the graphic would look posted to tumblr ;; ;; Might use this when doing inbox calls and then a copy/paste text body.

With that being said-- how do people feel about a "permanent" inbox call post? Just for my own reassurance so I don't feel like I'm bothering people but don't wanna like... constantly make a new inbox call post. Basically just a list of people commenting below a post, one that maybe specifies whether people prefer random IC interactions or want asks leaning more to IC questions/ooc headcanons stuff?

I know it's silly because if we're mutuals, we shouldn't be afraid to reach out to each other, BUT !! I also know some people do not like random asks, so... it would just be for the sake of... "You have permission to send random things whenever you feel like it" but of course it's not like I'm expecting you to answer things immediately after I send them either.

But yeah, just a thought! If it seems too silly I'll just keep making individual posts each time ♡ c':