[NetBehaviour] essence of annihilation
essence of annihilation http://www.alansondheim.org/found01.jpg http://www.alansondheim.org/found03.jpg http://www.alansondheim.org/found04.jpg http://www.alansondheim.org/found07.jpg "We live by constant canceling." - Richard Nonas k8% apropos cancel > zz; perl a/eliminate.pl < zz > yy; pico yy cancel (1) jobs cancels existing print jobs. The -a option will remove all from the specified destination. following options are recognized by cancel: 5 -E Forces encryption when connecting to server. -U username Specifies use... pthread_setcancelstate (3) set cancelability state ...cancelability which may be encoded in two bits: Cancelability Enable When is PTHREAD_CANCEL_DISABLE , cancellation requests against target thread held pending. Type enabled and type PTHREAD_CANCEL_ASYNCHRONOUS new or pending cancellation... lprm that have been queued for printing. If no arguments supplied, current job on default destination cancelled. You can specify one more ID numbers those use the... Tcl_CancelEval Tcl scripts 15 Tcl_Interp Interpreter script. Tcl_Obj Error message cancellation, NULL a message. not NULL, this object its reference count decremented before returns. 15... pthread_cancel execution of ...is point. This default. available points listed pthread_setcanceltype(3) . : canceled at any time. reacts request, occur: cleanup... aio_cancel an outstanding asynchronous I/O operation (REALTIME) system call request file descriptor fildes aiocbp specified, only specific Normal notification occurs cancelled requests. Requests complete... mly (4) Mylex AcceleRAID/eXtremeRAID family driver ...d:%d manual rebuild started mly%d: physical device %d:%d completed failed unknown reasons failed... intro (2) introduction calls error ...An attempt was made change parameter unsupported value. 87 ECANCELED Operation requested canceled. 88 EBADMSG Bad corrupt A catalog did satisfy implementation... sasl_server_init sasl_server_new sasl_server_start sasl_listmech sasl_server_step - SASL server authentication functions. ...0.8i SASL_BADPARAM config 0.8i SASL_NOMECH mechanism meet properties SASL_NOMEM enough memory complete SASL_BADPROT protocol incorrect/cancelled SASL_BADSERV mutual sasl_client_init sasl_client_new sasl_client_start sasl_client_step client aio_write write ...or number bytes aiocbp->aio_nbytes valid. successfully enqueued, but subsequently occurs, value returned aio_return per write(2) call... aio_read read ...the file, beyond aiocbp->aio_fildes offset maximum. read(2) after (n) Execute command time delay ...identifier used delayed using cancel. id Cancels previously scheduled. Id indicates should canceled; it must return... pthread_once dynamic package initialization ...whether associated routine has called. function However, if init_routine () point cancelled, effect once_control as never constant PTHREAD_ONCE_INIT... Tk::after ...ms, so until $widget->afterCancel($id) 4 $id->cancel $id return value... tinews.pl Post sign article via NNTP ...yes" header send out mail-copies. Cancel-Lock secret defined automatically add Cancel-Lock: (and Cancel-Key: required) header. input unix line endings (http://localhost:631/help pmc performance-monitoring counter interface ...time(1) follows: h Display list performance events system. C Cancel counters currently running. c event Count while running command... cupsctl configure cupsd.conf ...SLP protocols. --[no-]share-printers Enables disables sharing local printers with other computers. --[no-]user-cancel-any Allows prevents users canceling owned others. cupsd.conf(5), cupsd(8), Tk::Animation sequence Tk::Photo images ...internal array "Photo" images. "start_animation($period)" then initiates "repeat" $period through these "stop_animation" resets image first sequence. "add_frames" method adds to... pthread_exit terminate calling ...join terminating thread. Any cleanup handlers pushed yet popped reverse order they were executed. After executed, tk_messageBox pops up window waits user response. ...and 18 retrycancel Displays buttons whose symbolic names retry yesno yes no. yesnocancel three yes, message... Tk_ClearSelection Deselect selection ...selection cleared display containing window. Atom name cleared. atom tkwin. need tkwin... cupsdisable stop/start classes ...of connection Uses -c named port. -r "reason... SSL_alert_type_string get textual description alert information ...a allocation failure). always fatal. "US"/"user canceled" handshake being some reason unrelated failure. complete, just closing pthread_join wait termination ...results multiple simultaneous specifying same undefined. detached. exited remains unjoined counts [ ... ] ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
Re: [NetBehaviour] Maecenas
I noticed this - "Maecenas touts itself as a blockchain platform that, according to its creators, will democratise access to fine art. For the first time, the Maecenas website enthuses, technology will allow investors, collectors and owners to exchange shares in paintings and sculptures instantly, akin to the way stocks of a company are traded today." This does NOT democratise access to art; it's nothing more than a secure way to protect and exchange's one investment - which plays into the notion of enclaving described in Mike Davis' City of Quartz (think it was written in the 80s). Art has to RESIST enclaving, unless one accepts useless decoration and connoisseurship as the only form of art worth considering. One of the amazing things about Furtherfield is, at least as far as I can tell, it itself is a form of resistance! I'd thank God for this, but given the state of things on the planet, I wouldn't want to burden Her with more communication. - Alan ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
[NetBehaviour] ArtReview: Will the Blockchain make Art Disappear?
More about the blockchain - this time an article about Maecenas, a 'new art registry and trading platform'. https://artreview.com/home/ar_october_2017_opinion_will_the_blockchain_will_make_art_disappear ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
Re: [NetBehaviour] of thinking through years, the 'grasp' or the known'
Beautiful! On 05/10/17 01:11, Alan Sondheim wrote: of thinking through years, the 'grasp' or the known' http://www.alansondheim.org/found33.jpg http://www.alansondheim.org/found16.jpg http://www.alansondheim.org/found28.jpg - - - well, i wrote that in 1974, many years ago. well, that was 43 years ago to be exact. well, it was almost half a century ago. a lot of things happen in half a century. well, it feels a lot closer than that, just yesterday or even today, today in the late morning or around noon. on the other side of noon perhaps. well, that's what happens. that's always what happens. and it gives you pause. it gives anyone pause. it gives pause because it's that way, and you know implicitly, that the interval will grow every day. well, it will keep on growing, day after day. other things will intervene. other things will come along, it will become part of the usual course of history. well, by that i mean that things recede, no matter what, that people die, new people, new events, occur. it's always like that. well, as you grow older, you get to see this happen, history growing, everything forgotten, no matter what it is. and a half century seems an inconceivable amount of time. there aren't even that many century, it just seems to be overloaded, all of that. then you move away from these things, don't you. you move away because, well, it doesn't make sense to hold onto things, not under these conditions. so you move away. well, that's not entirely true, what is true is that you're moved away, you have no choice in the matter. you're a witness to the moving. well, there's no one you can talk to about this. that's true, it's cone constantly narrowing, separating from all the others. well, by death and experience. yes, and by enumeration as well, these things which come along, pass by. we mourn people and events no one else has ever heard of, no one else has been there, not now, not ever. well, this is the condition of the world, isn't it. or the condition of the world as we know it, these passings which are forms of universal decathecting, detaching, letting-go. well, all of that happens of its own accord, we have no say in the matter, then we'll be gone, soon, and we'll be part of this. well we want our names at the very least to be there, at least for a little while, on our passing. and our things, the care we've taken or not taken with our things, we want those to survive, to breathe just a little while longer, isn't that the case. well, i suppose it's the case, something else we have no control over, something else that's already evaded us in a perverse form of the future anterior, we can't grasp that. we can't grasp anything, can we. or we can grasp things, just for a short while, the shortest while, and the noise is always there, always moving, the incredible granularity of the real, and a kind of dust or sinter, we're there within it, there's no escaping. it's as if there's a calling or a calling-forth that we must answer, that's an imperative, that leaves us choiceless, not even the semblance of a choice. and that goes all the way back, i close my eyes, clothe my eyes, and already there are recessions, lapses, gaps in everything all the way back, 1974 or the subduction of 1974 or any other year, the grasping too is absorbed, vanquished, well, not vanquished, that movement though, always continuing, even the vanquishing becomes a whisper, a collocation of particles already separating, the buzz of gravitational waves, dark matter, neutrino transformations, anything we might name now, giving a name to something just as the names are already disappearing, already the uncanniness of unaccountable vanishings, and, well, that's one way to look at it, and ways, and lookings, disappearing as well, soon almost a century, corrosions of databases, sparks across any conceivable form of storage, all those useless protocols. well, just think, though, for the moment. that moment has already fled, what we're part of is completely determined, not by anything, not even by blind or mute mechanisms, not by automata or control, not by the dreams of eternal life or wars spanning galaxies, or federations across globular clusters, none of that. well, then it's universal momentum, it happens, there's nothing outside of this happening. well, that's exactly it, there's nothing outside of it, nothing inside of it, it doesn't matter where we're staying if we're staying. well, or when for that matter. well i remember, a few years back, neti neti, which i think of as not this, not that, but now i think, momentum. well, it doesn't matter what you think. well, it doesn't matter at all, does it, it's always already gone, this thought or that, this place or that, a splinter or fold in a piece of paper, the suspension of a vase by a spring, a sprig carried by a stranger, someone we have always known. well, we have always known this, haven't we. we have always known. this is the 'grasp' or the 'known.'
[NetBehaviour] calm these spaces in troubled times
calm these spaces in troubled times http://www.alansondheim.org/found23.jpg docklands, east providence http://www.alansondheim.org/found31.jpg great white egret, east providence http://www.alansondheim.org/found48.jpg latenight great blue feeding (30 second exposure) http://www.alansondheim.org/found36.jpg docklands, east providence http://www.alansondheim.org/found52.jpg pigeon wings, young peregrine falcon meal remains http://www.alansondheim.org/found46.jpg latenight fish migration (30 second exposure) and please please give to Puerto Rican hurricane relief thank you ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
