a piece to the humankindness nameless broken sword it's set in the desert i don't believe you you have misleaded everyone what can i do this time? (the wind blows) resonatic sounds not too much i guess spots of dative casus radioactive islands archive the eye close to the camera cries o boy
2007/9/14, Dirk Vekemans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > How does nature preserve life > > Sorry about yesterday i was pissed at something I guess by the way > Besides being in love with itself memory is another requirement for the > illustrious planetary smart mussel emerging from the northsea so the > archiving need answers that question or you are posing the question by > answering yours inevitably leading to commerce answering it > > So indeed what are we dreaming we know nothing but the best and only way > i've come up with is viral-temporal, keeping data 'alive' > by having web-apps planted in archives that start new archiving circles > ending in themselves, there's two phases in designing them the first you can > easily do while still up and running, mind the kidneys though, you just need > access to three or four servers, not much room needed > the second phase is manually starting the never ending story by pushing the > init button and using the first output to close the circle > > once you name the viral different, after all programming is programming you > have a ligit archive sys, naturally if there's no more current all goes down > but we're assuming nobody would be needing an archive anyway then aren't we > otherwise you could include a metallic-hatching or automated Biblical > Engraving Procedure of sorts so that your aline no alien may still pop out > the old questions to one of us waking to its near eternal wait oh yes you > could easily > hide the whole shebang by your random selector thinga what was it again the > increasing propability thru selection algo o h my memory _is_ leaki > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf > Of Bjørn Magnhildøen > Sent: donderdag 13 september 2007 23:44 > To: Theory and Writing; arc.hive; syndicate > Cc: noemata-g > Subject: how to archive things > > > how to archive things > you don't want it too central > no presentation > > default, standard choice > isn't that presentation? > as soon as you mention > > fine fine just leave it > avoid the presentation > why, what's wrong with it? > > maybe form-content > self-reference irony > its five seven five > > transparency works? > looking into deep well > water at bottom > > maybe the hybrid? > a collapse of form-content > the more the better > > only a question > i am seventy years old > life is not forev > > >
