Re: [NetBehaviour] this code is not my own

this work is not my own. it is not my own because i have not created it. i did not create the connection between these keys and the virtual memory with which they interact; nor did i create the manner in which these words will be understood. Nor did you create the category of art or the

[NetBehaviour] THE CSSNAKETRIX/ this text is not my own

this text is not my own; my impluse drives the discourse.this discourse is not my own it is sedimented within my capacity for understanding and seeing; i have been programmed to be this way.this way is not my own; i share it with the others who cross, traverce and transcend through our

Re: [NetBehaviour] THE CSSNAKETRIX/ this text is not my own

Yes, but for normal everyday life it's my (cough expletives) own. On 28/9/2008, benjamin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: this text is not my own; my impluse drives the discourse.this discourse is not my own it is sedimented within my capacity for understanding and seeing; i have been programmed to be

Re: [NetBehaviour] THE CSSNAKETRIX/ this text is not my own

On 28/9/2008, benjamin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: this text is not my own; my impluse drives the discourse.this discourse is not my own it is sedimented within my capacity for understanding and seeing; i have been programmed to be this way.this way is not my own; i share it with the others who

Re: [NetBehaviour] The Jeremy Bailey Interview on the Netbehaviour.

Hi Jeremy all Netbehaviourists, A warm thank you to Jeremy, for finding the time to take part in the interview on the Netbehaviour list. I hope those who specifically joined the list for the discussion, as well as regular subscribers, enjoyed the interview as it progressed. For those who

Re: [NetBehaviour] this code is not my own

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 benjamin wrote: how the industrial revolution has put an end to our beautiful notions of gothisism. JODI's 404 was informational picturesque desolation, and so is much of the nomination-for-semiopsy of surf clubs or pro surfers, so I think there's

Re: [NetBehaviour] THE CSSNAKETRIX

hi james I think this is a great work - I really enjoyed playing around with the controls- I got the hang of playing around with it quickly - it's very intuitive. The pictures generated have a lovely aesthetic to them. I find there's always an excitement with net art when the output is really

[NetBehaviour] spaced

spaced O Julu T when will you leave this awful place O Nikuko D. when will you show your real face O Alan S. the real is always erased O Jennifer what's erased is displaced, effaced O Julu what's effaced has no body and no face O Nikuko what's debased untraced is not replaced O Alan S. what's

[NetBehaviour] oo skipping oo

oo skipping oo girl skippingshe jump a.oo oo oo oo oo:oo:oo girl girl: oo, oo oo girl oo:oo:oo -girl girl: oh boy girl skippingshe jump a.oo oo: girl skipping skippingoh boy.oo oh boy: oo: girl oo oh boy girl, oo oh boy oo girl she jump a. oh boy girl girl oo girl oo girl oh boy oo oh boy

Re: [NetBehaviour] THE CSSNAKETRIX

Hi Dave, Thanks for the comments, glad you like the piece. Some of the examples it has produced suggest Christmas card designs, or maybe posters. So during development of it, a CSS rule was added to the stylesheet to prevent the grey information box being sent to print. Cheers, james On