Apollo

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audio fops 💙 @scalesandtales.bsky.social 🌉 bridged from ⁂ https://furry.engineer/@apollo, follow @ap.brid.gy to interact

goofy ahh fox face. An image of an anthropomorphic fox with two front teeth and eyes pointing in opposite directions.
A pair of Neutrik NC3FM-C gender-changing XLR connectors. The left one is in the female configuration, and the right one is in the male configuration.
A pair of audio amplifiers sitting on the top shelf of some rack shelving in a basement.
A demo video of the subwoofer, but now mostly assembled. While not shown, you can tell there are no screws in it because when I remove my hand from the top of it, it starts to rattle loudly.
A small subwoofer disassembled on the floor. The driver of the subwoofer has a somewhat obviously DIY speaker wire connected to it, which runs out through one of the bass ports.
A video of the stage in a small theatre. There is a video being projected on the back wall, and there are some lights above the stage matching the colors in the video. Also, some of the lights above the stage become brighter with every bass hit.
A small button that says “ROADIE WRAP CERTIFIED” on the front.
A pair of green Ethernet cables coiled up on top of a road case. They look very robust.
Another video walking around the theatre a bit.
A video from the back of the theatre showing off the sound of the speakers.
A small, silver-domed tweeter diaphragm. The dome is very crushed and has a small tear through it.
A 3d printed benchy sitting on the print bed of an Ender 3 S1.
A photo of a computer setup, with the computer and all the monitors lit up.
A power supply fit snugly into its box.
A computer power supply and all of its cables laying on the ground next to a computer, with some tools strewn about.
An Xbox One style controller with the wire cut off.
A photo of the corner of a monitor, showing some strange horizontal stripes (the image can still be seen through them, but it’s definitely noticeable).
A screenshot from the KDE Plasma System Settings app showing "Fedora Linux 43".
A photo of a computer monitor showing the text “Updating System… Do not turn off your computer”, along with a progress bar and the Fedora logo.
A video of a light, the brightness of which is being controlled based off a curve in an animation timeline in TouchDesigner.
The inside of an XLR connector. The wires are stripped back a little bit too far and the soldering job isn't fantastic.
An XLR cable which doesn’t look to have anything wrong with it.
A microphone sitting on top of an XLR cable. The XLR cable is cut shortly before the end of the cable.
A picture of the headset's tether cable, showing a pretty large kink.
The main screen of the Windows Mixed Reality portal, showing the following text. "Check your display cable Make sure your headset's display cable is plugged in correctly. Error code: 1-4"
A fox and a dragon snuggled up next to each other in VRChat. The fox is my fursona, and the dragon is Skye's
A list of notifications showing "Upgrade available", "Fedora Linux 43 is now available". There are four of them.
A digital clock on a nightstand. The time is displayed as 2:28 to begin with, but as the video goes on it flips randomly between 2:28 and 3:28.
Two anthropomorphic animals, a fox and a dragon, going for a kiss under a mistletoe. The fox is on the left and is colored as my Apollo fursona, and the dragon is on the right and colored like Skye’s main fursona.
The same anthropomorphic dragon character as before, this time with coloration much more similar to Skye’s main sona.
An anthropomorphic dragon character, shown in a T-pose in 3d modeling software.
A picture of a computer with the side panel removed. There is a new GPU and PSU in there.
A power supply.
An anthropomorphic fox character in 3d. The coloration is that of my Apollo fursona.
A computer screen showing a grey background with just three dots as a loading indicator and nothing else.
An amplifier with the thermal protect and clip lights both illuminated. For this model of amplifier, that means that it has activated the thermal limiter circuit, which limits the output of the amplifier when it gets too hot.
A test pattern being projected on the back wall (cyclorama) of a stage. The test pattern is nearly perfectly aligned to the corners of the cyc, and the aspect ratio of the projections is also nearly perfect (as shown by the grid of squares and the circle in the center).
A multiple-choice question in a Google Rewards survey asking “Do you reside in Florida?”. The answers are “Yes”, “I don’t know”, and “No”.
A screenshot from Discord. A user has run a command called `/f givederg`, and in response the discord bot has returned an image of a dragon.
A sticker that's actually printed at a high resolution and cut properly.
Another sheet of stickers which are cut more and more off center as they go down the page.
A Cricut machine with the new sheet of stickers fed to it.
Yet another sheet of stickers. This time the stickers are the proper resolution and the laminate is applied mostly properly.
A bunch of stickers on a Cricut work sheet. The bottom stickers are cut off-center, and the drawing is cut off a little bit because of this.
A bunch of stickers randomly placed around a cutting mat. The cuts have the proper margins, and the print quality looks overall pretty good.
A person laying on the ground and staring quite intently at the operations of a cricut sticker cutter.
Another picture of the sheet of stickers. The bubbles under the laminate are very clearly visible, as well as the fact that the laminate is misaligned with the page.
A photo of a paper with some stickers printed on it. The print is very low resolution, and there's some bubbles under the laminate.
A test sheet from the printer. There are two calibration runs on this page at two different ink densities, one of them looks pretty good and the other one has a decent amount of bleed on it.
A very large printer (Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-4100) sitting in the corner of a room, which is just a living room sorta a thing in a house.
A screenshot from my Mastodon profile page showing that I have made 101 posts.
A sticker of a cartoon-style dragon and fox curled up together sleeping. The fox is my fursona and the dragon is Skye's.
An anthropomorphic fox character (my fursona!). I really don't know how to describe the pose, sorry.
A model of an anthropomorphic fox character. The model is in a very rough T-pose, but the chest is bent back 90 degrees and the model is very stretched, and also appears to be sitting on its knees.
A picture of the bottom of a PCB. One of the traces is bare and there are burn marks around it (it likely heated up so much that it just burned the solder mask right off).
An anthropomorphic fox model, which can move now! The head and eyes can both move, and the model is overall a lot more expressive.
The face of an anthropomorphic fox avatar. The face is largely stationary, but the eyes are blinking (the organic nature of this movement suggests that it's linked with tracking data from a human face, which it is).
A drawing of two anthropomorphic animals hugging. On the left is my fursona, a blue fox with purple and green ears, and on the right is Skye's fursona, a blue dragon. There is a heart above their heads.
A themed VU meter, with the text "Halloween-O-Meter" along the top. There is a dancing skeleton in the background, and the whole image fluctuates with the beat of the music.
A cartoony drawing of an anthropomorpic fox (my fursona).