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# YODO - You Only Die Once
Tyler and I made a game for art hack day: killer software

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# hand of god
Control a virtual globe with your floating hand.

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# bike-in movie
See Doug Engelbart's "Mother of all demos" at the speed at which you're biking. Bike faster to speed it up. Pedal slower to watch it slow.<br>

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# messenger of god
tl;dr Intercepted GSM traffic to send a text message from "God" to everyone on the commercial GSM network
Collaboration with [Dan Moore](makeitdoathing.com) and [Nicholas Johnson](http://www.nejohnson2.com/telesource) at arthackday:godmode
The Messenger of God was an experiment in GSM and GSM traffic interception.
The purpose of this installation was to demonstrate how we should not have unfettered faith in our mobile
devices and how anyone can intercept or disrupt the public GSM cell phone network.
The piece consisted of an openBTS installation on an Ubuntu linux machine, a software define radio
(an Ettus Research USRP B100), and some node.js. With this hardware/software combination we had our own
reconfigurable GSM cell phone tower inside the gallery.
We configured our network to represent itself as the commercial GSM service provider : < redacted >.
We created a web interface to openBTS allowing the audience to broadcast sms messages to every device
registered to the network.
Over the course of the night we were able to automatically register 45+ devices on our GSM network and
transmit countless messages.
![](messenger_450.png)
If you'd like to hijack a gsm network, dan more explains how [in this talk](https://web.archive.org/web/20160805000440/http://www.makeitdoathing.com/gsm.html)

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# echo.canvas
I created a minimal program in a langauge called Piet
In this language, pixel values are used instead of text as source code
I thought it would be fun to paint the program, in the way it would be interpreted by the computer, step by step. It was reflexive.
Download the second image (20x20) and you can run the program yourself :)
![](piet_painting.gif)
![](echo-canvas-scaled.png)
![](echo_20.png)

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# scrapi
art(data) for all
while working for the metropolitan museum of art, i built a service to scrape the website
and provide a more malleable set of raw materials for artists to work with.
some beautiful work came out of this, my part was just to free the data
you can mess with the api on ~~https://scrapi.org~~
If you want a copy of every image on the collections site ping me!
Its much easier and faster to share via sneakernet than to slam the metmuseum.org website
and check out the [code on github](http://github.com/jedahan/collections-api)

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# circles
here are things made of circles
![](circles-one.png)
![](circles-two.png)
![](circles-three.png)

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# space photography
[my hackerspace](islandlabs.org) sent balloons to space with cameras
the photos were recovered
![](IMG_1850_2048.JPG)
![](IMG_1876_2048.JPG)
![](IMG_2209_2048.JPG)
![](IMG_2210_2048.JPG)
![](IMG_2247_2048.JPG)
![](IMG_2325_2048.JPG)
![](IMG_2409_2048.JPG)
![](IMG_2432_2048.JPG)

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# super mario clouds
digital art copyist program
i recreated cory arcangels super mario clouds, and documented the process. NES programming is fun!
I wrote up how you can do it yourself on the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Website, both [Why](http://www.metmuseum.org/about-the-museum/museum-departments/office-of-the-director/digital-media-department/digital-underground/2014/digital-art-copyism) and [How](http://www.metmuseum.org/about-the-museum/museum-departments/office-of-the-director/digital-media-department/digital-underground/2014/making-super-mario-clouds)
<video width=640 height=480 controls>
<source src=mario-clouds-running.mp4 type="video/mp4">
</video>
![](mario-clouds-2002-001-cartridge-2-database-ih_800.jpg)
![](mario-clouds-desoldered.jpg)
![](mario-clouds-disassembled.jpg)
![](mario-clouds-in-gallery.jpg)
![](mario-clouds-running.jpg)

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# ☠ radio
surya and I made a pirate radio station using software defined radio, and let the people submit whatever content they wanted
![](pirate-radio-broadcasting.jpg)
![](pirate-radio-dog.jpg)
![](pirate-radio-pringles.jpg)
![](pirate-radio-rainforest.jpg)
![](pirate-radio-squinty.jpg)
![](pirate-radio-witchcraft.jpg)

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# living-room
physically programmable space, at [recurse center](http://recurse.com/)
run your own from [this code](https://github.com/living-room/turing)
run a newer version by [folk.computer](https://folk.computer)
<video width=640 height=480 controls>
<source src=banana.mp4 type="video/mp4">
</video>

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# weird jukebox
<video width=640 height=480 controls>
<source src=weird-jukebox-tapes.mp4 type="video/mp4">
</video>
<video width=640 height=480 controls>
<source src=weird-jukebox-disks.mp4 type="video/mp4">
</video>
<video width=640 height=480 controls>
<source src=weird-jukebox-yaks.mp4 type="video/mp4">
</video>

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