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Kamerafahrt

Wir sitzen beim Public Viewing der "Tage der deutschsprachigen Literatur" in Klagenfurt, als ein Kameramann, vermutlich vom ORF oder von 3sat, angefahren kommt. Mit seinen Knien steuert er einen Ninebot Mini von Segway, ein Fahrzeug, das ich zum ersten Mal sehe, obwohl es offenbar schon seit 2016 existiert. Leider weiß ich zu wenig über Filmtechnik, um hier zu sagen, was durch dieses Verfahren abgelöst wurde. Vielleicht hat man vorher bei solchen Anlässen einfach keine Kamerafahrten gemacht, weil es zu umständlich gewesen wäre.

Videobeschreibung: Jemand kommt auf einem zweirädrigen Elektrofahrzeug ins Bild gerollt und hält vor sich eine Kamera an einem relativ komplizierten Gestell, vermutlich dient es der Bildstabilisierung. Im Hintergrund ist die Hälfte des Public-Viewing-Bildschirms zu sehen, auf dem man von meinem Platz aus wirklich so wenig erkennt wie im Video, also fast gar nichts.

Hi!!

I also personally did not know how to set the bot up before but I recommend going on tik tok and searching up Janitor ai tutorial or stuff like that if my description won't be able to help you!

So, you can't talk to the ai if you don't have an API set up, right? So you go on that first blue link when you click open ai and make yourself an account. Than you exit the open ai website and go back to the janitor ai thingy. Than you click the second link and create a key. You copy the link and than paste it into the API link box!

I hope that this helped a little bit.. have a wonderful day or night!! <3

As someone whose relatives have escooters, and someone who has seen a lot of close calls with strangers, I wanna share a little-known bit of advice for anyone who's looking into escooters, or who already has one:

If you're on an escooter, you get the most protection by wearing a downhill or full-face helmet!

DO NOT GO HELMET-LESS!

By 'downhill' or 'full face', I mean the helmets that bmx riders use, or motorcycle riders wear, respectively. It sounds like overkill but here's the thing:

Escooters have a very high center of gravity because you're upright on them, and they have small wheels that don't absorb impact very well. It's super easy to go over your handle bars if you even hit a tiny pothole! According to this study where 212 patients presented to an emergency room, 11.8% of the patients had dental injuries

A lot of these patients presented with facial lacerations and facial fractures. Overall, 44% of patients needed surgery (5.9% needed major surgery and 38.2% needed minor surgery), and 50% needed maxillofacial follow-up

All 212 patients in this study received a head or face injury. 82% of patients didn't wear a helmet

Some more articles explaining dental injuries from escooter use:

Dental injuries on the rise thanks to e-scooter use

New study from U of A professor warns of dangers of scooter usage

In this Korean study, most patients without a helmet suffered some kind of facial trauma

This isn't just a matter of speed, either. If you're not convinced how often people go over the handlebars at lower speeds too, check out the first 25 seconds of this video by Electric Scooter Guide. That's a lot of faceplants at lower speeds! Or if you want a full playlist of people going over their handlebars, I've got you covered. Again see how many of them are faceplants!

And at higher speeds? It's not good. MAJOR TRIGGER WARNING for gore and death: here you will find a graphic picture of someone who was in an escooter accident, they weren't wearing a helmet and they sadly lost their life

I'll link some reddit posts of close calls where the posters were really glad to be wearing downhill/full face helmets, these are either text-only posts, or simple pics of scratched-up helmets: 1 2 3

Most of these accidents don't even involve other people or vehicles! According to this infographic, 80.2% of escooter accidents are 'falls':

So, now what?

If you don't currently have a helmet and are considering getting one, yay! Your first impulse might be to go out and buy a regular bicycle helmet, but remember: a lot of these injuries happen around your jaw and the front of your face! A bicycle helmet doesn't protect that part! When you fall on an escooter, you're likely to fall in ways that are different from a fall on a bike. So consider a downhill helmet (or a full-face, if you wanna channel your inner motorhead)!

Segway APEX H2 Is Ninebot's First Hydrogen Electric Motorcycle

Very futuristic in both looks and energy source.