Burning Man has started. You can watch the tech-art festival via its live uStream feed. They will be switching between Center Camp, the gate (where there was recently a white-out) and various art projects. I wrote about some of the tech at this year's Burning Man (including a new geodata API) last week. Jeffrey Johnson, one of the people behind all of this new geodata, is going to start collecting aerial imagery later this week at 6-inch resolution. Burning Man is such the hacker's paradise.
Comments: 8
Bonnie Blackwell [ 1 September 2009 11:16 PM]
Really loving this! Thank you for the opportunity to share this experience live! Very impressive, even better than I had imagined. Nice.
David McQuaid [ 2 September 2009 12:05 PM]
This is great! Thanks for sharing it. And just to think...I'll be in these streams in less than 24 hours!!!
Massimo Sgrelli [ 3 September 2009 12:51 AM]
Thanks you for sharing. I hope to be part of this great show in the future. It's really hackers paradise and geeks dream
Mark Campbell [ 3 September 2009 06:40 AM]
Excellent - it's been ten years since I visited Black Rock City. This link brings back great memories! Thanks for sharing :)
Lauren Proctor [ 3 September 2009 06:57 PM]
David and Mossimo: Want to arrange a virtually inspired wave just because we can? I'm watching the stream pretty regularly...
bowerbird [ 4 September 2009 12:27 PM]
there are flash bugs in that ustream movie.
i don't know if they'd still appear if you
turned off auto-play, but give it a try, ok?
-bowerbird
Linda Frohne [ 4 September 2009 03:40 PM]
My Son Devon and Bianca Dino Are There.. A.K.A. 3L3TRONIC..This Is Great!!!
Wonderlane [ 5 September 2009 04:20 PM]
http://www.flickr.com/photos/wonderlane/3891220498/
Still Shots of your announcement are going out via Flickr/Wonderlane and Facebook...
Thank you for the groovy view.