After nearly 100 events- from political discussions to performances and
parties- the tactical media squat "Freies Mediencamp" on the Vienna
Karlsplatz has received notice of a planned forced eviction. Although high
level politicians (like the Vice Mayor) have been on location discussing
the issues
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>but to rerun an old story or a continuing one for me - this is what
>troubles me about the reliance of fsfer's in whatever there guise on
>rigid forms of law ... if the fsf thingy is possibly "anti - property"
>or "proprietary" why not make the blatant choice of styling your legal
>language or "
Lots of people ask me "what do you mean by 'new media'?". To me, it is a
term that only has meaning in relation to older media at any given time in
history. Paper was once a new medium. Television, telegraph, radio, the
alphabet, etc were all new media at one time. It is a term that, for me,
i
On 21 January, 1793 (2 Pluviose?, Year I of the Republic, One and
Indivisible), Citoyen Louis Capet was beheaded. Absent other notable
prunings of the Royal family tree, Europeans could combine, as Americans
did with Presidents' Day (combining birthdays of Lincoln and Washington)
the two regicides
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>
>>Anyone interested in expressions of democracy and computers may find this
>>thorough overview very interesting. The facts and figures have
>>been bouncing
>>around for awhile in different features, but The Independent,
>>today, finally
>>put many of them together on the front page online -- a
David Patterson writes:
>
>jonCates wrote:
>
>> part of the benefit of an emphasis on "critical thinking" is that
>> students can be taught to recognize that they will not be able (in
>> the current situation @ least) to secure any single job [+/or] avoid
>> being uninsured for periods of time [+
Am Mittwoch, 15. Oktober 2003 um 11:48:53 Uhr (-0700) schrieb Morlock Elloi:
>
> > A gentle proposition given that the product was in breach with the GPL.
> > Alternatively, the FSF could have asked to revoke all Linksys routers
> > from the market and pay, say $10 compensation for each unit alre
On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 18:28:22 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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>> Von: richard barbrook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>
>
>> Rather than refighting ancient faction fights, it's more
>> interesting to question why the English don't have their
>> equivalent of the 14th July and 4th July holidays: an annual
My dear Morlock
>And no, I don't delegate fuckers from FSF/Cygnus to represent me.
>
and no you should not !!!
but to rerun an old story or a continuing one for me - this is what
troubles me about the reliance of fsfer's in whatever there guise on
rigid forms of law ... if the fsf thingy is p
> One student at University of California said he was voting for Arnie so
> that his name would be on his diploma when he graduated in 2004.
fiction doesnt run according the same rules ov phisic, ethic & even
esthetics than in 'reallity', otherwise we would be completly found to sez
hollywood is g
jonCates wrote:
> part of the benefit of an emphasis on "critical thinking" is that
> students can be taught to recognize that they will not be able (in
> the current situation @ least) to secure any single job [+/or] avoid
> being uninsured for periods of time [+/or] not experience various
> de
>> Medrano says she doesn't know what kind of chemical
she splashed on her face, nor was she warned about the
product or its potential danger -- and such perilous
oversights are all too common in the industry.
Injuries related to chemical exposures such as
Medrano's range from skin irritation and b
> A gentle proposition given that the product was in breach with the GPL.
> Alternatively, the FSF could have asked to revoke all Linksys routers
> from the market and pay, say $10 compensation for each unit already
> sold. (In other words: $4M which could be used, for example, to pay
> Linus Torv
hmm, i always thought new media was just a way to talk about multimedia
without sounding dated
audio/visual -> multimedia -> new media -> integrated media -> whatever
or maybe this is the history:
computer art -> new media -> digital art
anyway, imho new media is not a very descriptive term,
The Linux article I posted yesterday (without endorsing it of course) is also subject
of discussion at the commons-law list in India. I thought nettimers may be interested
in their comments. Sorry but at the moment i haven't had a chance to try and say
anything sensible about this ... just a mai
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>But now there's a problem. The Linux software in the router is distributed
>under the GNU General Public License (GPL), which the Free Software
>Foundation created in 1991.
>
>Under the license, if you distribute GPL software in a product, you must
>also distribute the software's source code. An
-- Forwarded Message
From: Sara Dent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2003 13:31:18 -0700
To: Camille Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: FW: Democracy divided by Corporations = US Elections
I suggest the below go out on list serves. The balloting system in the
United States is indeed a
It doesn't has to be this way. A while back somebody posted on Kuro5hin
a smart approach on how to this open, verifiable and honest:
http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2003/9/4/18148/56550
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Douwe Osinga
http://douweosinga.com
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