[NetBehaviour] improvements and radical transformations

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[NetBehaviour] Live::Maracatu Leao Coroado

http://estudiolivre.org:8000/cidadaocomum use vlc audio player live from olinda::pernambuco::brasil candomble, music, radio, faith, happiness só alegria -- ++ vote ++ ==MUSSUM== Cacilds! - 51 +-+- ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@ne

Re: [NetBehaviour] pulsating emotion organism.

If the CC license is meant to apply to the work itself, then it's a flawed application of it. The only thing that it can really apply to in this case is the documentation of the work. He doesn't give you any materials that allow you to "alter, transform or build upon the work" which would apply if

Re: [NetBehaviour] pulsating emotion organism.

This project reminds me of something I did a couple of years ago: http://davemiller.org/index.php?nav_item=Gallery&gallery_nav=newscartoon_v2 This version without a doubt is far nicer and much more refined. In fact I think it looks stunning. But I think it's essentially it's the same concept - ba

Re: [NetBehaviour] Disgruntled Engineer Hijacks San Francisco's Computer System

Great! (As i know-too-well, there's corporate-management-software that with a single-click can disable an-about-to-fired employee's access to the system, security-codes, parking-pass, email, etc...) /:b On Tue, 15 Jul 2008, marc garrett wrote: > Disgruntled Engineer Hijacks San Francisco's Com

Re: [NetBehaviour] Second Life Faces Open Source Challenges.

oh well :-( marc > On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 2:58 PM, Pall Thayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> People like Microsoft can use this >> as an example of how "viral" open source is and how it's going to >> destroy your business model if you use a single piece of open source >> software. >> >

Re: [NetBehaviour] Second Life Faces Open Source Challenges.

On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 2:58 PM, Pall Thayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > People like Microsoft can use this > as an example of how "viral" open source is and how it's going to > destroy your business model if you use a single piece of open source > software. Both Microsoft and IBM have people wor

Re: [NetBehaviour] Second Life Faces Open Source Challenges.

On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 2:45 PM, marc garrett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The root of the change that Linden Lab is facing is the open-source > OpenSimulator project. Working with the protocols derived from the > official Second Life client, and a knowledge of how Second Life works, > these peopl

[NetBehaviour] :: Call for Papers, Presentations, and Interventions ::

:: Call for Papers, Presentations, and Interventions :: The State of Things: Towards a Political Economy of Artifice and Artefacts April 29th to May 1st, 2009 Centre for Philosophy and Political Economy, University of Leicester Keynote speakers: Tiziana Terranova, University of Naples L?orienta

Re: [NetBehaviour] Second Life Faces Open Source Challenges.

I didn't know you could use an SL client to log onto an OpenSim server. That's really cool. Means that people can experiment with setting up their own virtual life server without the hassle of writing a complicated client as well. Can't wait to try it out. Bummer for Linden. Lesson learned: Don

[NetBehaviour] Second Life Faces Open Source Challenges.

Second Life Faces Open Source Challenges. Second Life vendor Linden Lab has been dabbling in open source for quite a while: their client code is available, and they've persistently talked about (though not actually carried through on) making the server open source as well. But now the company i

[NetBehaviour] Disgruntled Engineer Hijacks San Francisco's Computer System

Disgruntled Engineer Hijacks San Francisco's Computer System A disgruntled software engineer has hijacked San Francisco's new multimillion-dollar municipal computer system. When the Department of Technology tried to fire him, he disabled all administrative passwords other than his own. He was t

[NetBehaviour] remail from digital poetry

because I liked it : "Public figures" a poem-essay by Jena Osman http://asu.edu/pipercwcenter/how2journal/vol_3_no_1/public_figures yours Annie -- http://www.bram.org http://aabrahams.wordpress.com La fourmi errante : http://bram.org/info/presentation/IMA.htm The wandering ant: http://bram.o

[NetBehaviour] Become a Reviewer for Furtherfield.org

Become a Reviewer for Furtherfield.org www.furtherfield.org Furtherfield receives regular submissions inviting us to feature and review artworks and projects from artists and artist groups from all over the world. We have an excellent team of reviewers working with us.

[NetBehaviour] [SOUNDTOYS REMIXED][1996-2008]

this looks great by Brian Mackern... marc [SOUNDTOYS REMIXED][1996-2008] http://netart.org.uy/diagram.html ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour

[NetBehaviour] JavaMuseum - Forum for Internet Technology in Contemporary Art.

JavaMuseum - Forum for Internet Technology in Contemporary Art http://www.javamuseum.org News -- 1. New interviews on: JIP. JavaMuseum Interview Project 2. New call for: Netart Features 2009 -- 1. JavaMuseum is happy to publish new in