Hi Mark,
Amazing that Celia is able to ask 'genuinely', while 'corporate news
orgs', themselves choose to confuse the big picture - excellent thanks :-)
Is Celia your daughter?
marc
While FOX, CNN etc. were still scratching their heads seemingly trying
to figure out what it's all about,
This is wonderful. Congratulations to Celia for a job really well done.
michael
From: mark cooley flawed...@yahoo.com
To: netbehaviour@netbehaviour.org
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2011 12:13 AM
Subject: [NetBehaviour] 7 year old does what CNN can't
While FOX,
Hello,
This weekend I'll be speaking on a panel on Friday at the UCLA Queer Studies
Conference http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/lgbts/events/current.html on
the topic of Wearable Electronics as Femme Disturbance, discussing
virus.circus http://bang.calit2.net/wiki/Mixedrelations-viruscircus and
INVISIBLE FIELDS
GEOGRAPHIES OF RADIO WAVES
14 OCTOBER 2011 - 4 MARCH 2012
BARCELONA
Invisible Fields is a major new international exhibition at Arts Santa
Mònica in Barcelona Spain, co-produced by Lighthouse. It brings together
over a dozen internationally known artists, designers and
(from NETTIME list)
A call to the Army of Love and to the Army of Software
By Franco Berardi and Geert Lovink
October 2011. The fight opposing financial dictatorship is erupting.
The so-called ‘financial markets’ and their cynical services are
destroying the very foundations of social
Hi Mark
I hope it's OK, I've grabbed the mp4 from YouTube and I've done a post on this
for DVblog tomorrow...
michael
From: Michael Szpakowski szp...@yahoo.com
To: NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity
netbehaviour@netbehaviour.org
Sent: Thursday,
Nice!
I watched a video of Doug Rushkcoff talk to a gathering of Etsy folk
about establishing peer to peer economies.
http://www.rushkoff.com/blog/2011/9/22/toward-a-peer-to-peer-economy.html
As part of his talk he said that it has taken over 2000 years (after the
invention of the alphabet)
Can’t see 3D is an automated virtual sculptor.
Once an hour it grabs an URL from the database and uses the images from that
page as source material for the sculptural process.
Each sculpture exists just for a very short moment, and just in a virtual
space. Can’t see 3D captures an OpenGL
Hi Ruth
Took me a lot longer than 2 weeks, and am still quite flaky.
But I really agree we should all learn basic computer programming.
Watched a TV newsnight discussion last week on how the UK has lost its
IT advantage. Their argument was that many years ago a generation grew
up experimenting
Do we need to programme to have a say in contemporary democracy?
Well, definitively NO!
Why should we/they as if the illiterate are not part of a democratic
whole or is your 'democratic' model merely technocratic.
How about all those people who cannot read or write? Are they not
part of
Hello Ruth,
This is an interesting subject. After 2000 years since a standardised
alphabet, at Access Space we're still finding that a significant
minority of people (10%? 20%?) still aren't functionally literate. Maybe
they CAN read, but they DON'T read. Picking out meaning from written
Back when I was young BASIC (etc) was more or less THE interface. Programming
was how you used the computer if you wanted to do more than play games.
For me the tipping point away from this was windows 95.
James
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On 13/10/11 16:14, Andreas Jacobs wrote:
Do we need to programme to have a say in contemporary democracy?
Well, definitively NO!
Absolutely.
But society is increasingly affected by code, so to *effectively*
participate in democracy as an informed citizen, it *helps* to know how
to program.
producers v consumers?
dave
On 13 October 2011 17:29, ja...@jwm-art.net wrote:
Back when I was young BASIC (etc) was more or less THE interface. Programming
was how you used the computer if you wanted to do more than play games.
For me the tipping point away from this was windows 95.
On 13/10/11 18:25, dave miller wrote:
producers v consumers?
And Microsoft. There's a debate going on in the UK about how to teach
children computing. At the moment the curriculum is basically MS Office
studies. There are calls to include programming.
But even supposedly progressive projects
Agreed
but apart from being able to oversee the more complex structures dealt within
and surrounding the coded environment, programming skills are more a starting
point than a goal in itself
I also was dissapointed by the meager observations your previous link led me to
i.e. the introduction
http://photos1.blogger.com/img/85/6308/500/%26Producing%26Consumingcopy%20copy.jpg
...MANIK...OCTOBER...2011...
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From: dave miller dave.miller...@gmail.com
To: ja...@jwm-art.net; NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity
netbehaviour@netbehaviour.org
Sent:
On 13/10/11 19:16, Andreas Maria Jacobs wrote:
but apart from being able to oversee the more complex structures dealt
within and surrounding the coded environment, programming skills are
more a starting point than a goal in itself
It's an important step. And one that can disrupt later steps.
On 13/10/11 19:45, manik wrote:
http://photos1.blogger.com/img/85/6308/500/%26Producing%26Consumingcopy%20copy.jpg
I actually laughed out loud at this. It's excellent. :-)
This perfectly illustrates one of my concerns with rejection of The
Digital Humanities. Image can be a very powerful
This is a very interesting strand.
I wish poetry or code were easy for me and I'm on draft 5 of this response
so lists aint easy either...
Firstly, and I'm surprised, I feel myself largely drawn to Doug Rushkoff in
this instance. As someone who probably has the Digital Bildung (and an
uncanny
http://www.engadget.com/2011/10/13/dennis-ritchie-pioneer-of-c-programming-language-and-unix-repo/
R.I.P Denis Ritchie - Pioneer of C- Programming language
http://www.engadget.com/2011/10/13/dennis-ritchie-pioneer-of-c-programming-language-and-unix-repo/
Thanks for posting that.
On 13/10/11 21:55, Fung-Lin Hall h...@mutanteggplant.com wrote:
http://www.engadget.com/2011/10/13/dennis-ritchie-pioneer-of-c-programming-la
nguage-and-unix-repo/
R.I.P Denis Ritchie - Pioneer of C- Programming language
my hasapi for YouTube
http://www.alansondheim.org/myhasapi.wmv
here's my hasapi for YouTube but they won't take it because
I'm banned from YouTube until I die and then I won't be able
to play this for you, I worked really hard on this and it
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