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@ThomasNoppers which, at:
https://wiki.creativecommons.org/wiki/Tagging
… creative commons suggests should optionally be tagged as #creativecommons #attribution #noncommercial #sharealike, which is a bit of an intrusive mouthful, but to be fair, their suggestion is aimed at venues which explicitly automate and support licensing tags, not mastodon toots and similar.
Sorry to rant, I'll stop now 🤗
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@marcel @gutewebsites @SEOSuedwest @sieben_grafik Richtig, das ist alles unerfreulich national geregelt und noch lokaler geurteilt, aber #TDMRep ermöglicht zumindest auf technischer Ebene, den Opt-Out-Wunsch auszudrücken.
Nicht-kommerziell ist juristisch vermintes Gelände, auch in Deutschland gab es erschreckende Urteile (alles, was nicht rein privat ist, sei kommerziell). Deshalb benutzt z. B. #Wikipedia als gemeinnütziges Projekt keine Inhalte mit Nicht-Kommerziell-Lizenzen. Persönlich nutze ich und rate zu CC BY-SA, also #ShareAlike, damit das, was erzeugt wird, weiter frei und offen bleibt; aber bewusst ohne das NC für #NonCommercial, damit eine (ggf. durch Werbung oder Spenden finanzierte) gemeinnützige Verwendung offensichtlich möglich ist. Wenn jemand damit sogar Geld verdienen kann, super! Aber unwahrscheinlich...
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#music #musictech #creativecommons #sharealike #withattribution #noncommercial #arduino
Last week, I got a visual prototype together of how a drumming robot should wield a stick. FROM THE WRIST! #BatmanMeme Most drumbots just pull the stick down to "deadhit" the skin. There's a lot of work to do on that part of this project, but meanwhile, there's also some basic electronics to prove the concept.
A drumbot needs a motor to flick the stick, then pull the stick quickly, but gently, back to rest and hold it there. It also needs to read MIDI note velocity and map that to the motor's useful powerband. Finally, the motor has to quickly and quietly restore the stick to its ready position.
All this requires complex motor control, Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) to be exact, and a microcontroller to read the MIDI Note-On data and have each part of drumbot respond appropriately.
Circuitry and basic code are proven. I'll probably end up blowing up 4, VERY expensive MOSFETs in my first attempt, but hey, we're on this earth to make mistakes, and thereby make the future. This is not a cheap project, either, and is third in my project queue, so it will take some time.
Read more here: - https://www.shinyhappyrainbows.com/2023/05/wristbot-technology-proof-of-concept.html
As always, if you use my work, credit me, share your work under the same terms I shared mine and make no commercial profits from my work as per CC4.0-A-SA-NC