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- People_Staring_at_Computers abstract "People Staring at Computers is an art project and Tumblr Blog created by Kyle McDonald in June 2011. McDonald traveled to two Apple Store locations in New York City; one on West 14th Street and one on SoHo Street. Each Apple Store contains about 50 desktop and laptop computers, half of which were used for the project after installing an application. The application was created by McDonald and took one picture from the Apple Store’s computer webcam every minute. This application also included face recognition, allowing the computer to take a picture only if a face was detected in front of the webcam. Apple Stores routinely clear their computer servers every night so each day McDonald had to reinstall the program. McDonald would also take video of the customer’s reactions once the picture was taken. The project was complete after three days and in total collected over a thousand photographs of Apple Store customers.".
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- People_Staring_at_Computers comment "People Staring at Computers is an art project and Tumblr Blog created by Kyle McDonald in June 2011. McDonald traveled to two Apple Store locations in New York City; one on West 14th Street and one on SoHo Street. Each Apple Store contains about 50 desktop and laptop computers, half of which were used for the project after installing an application. The application was created by McDonald and took one picture from the Apple Store’s computer webcam every minute.".
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