maybe it takes only five years that blckchain control becomes the
reality i worte about in my text, not ten:
https://www.research.ibm.com/5-in-5/crypto-anchors-and-blockchain/
"Within the next five years, cryptographic anchors and blockchain
technology will ensure a product’s authenticity --
Geert - no need to conspire -- simple action suffices ... the most
powerful act is to identify the communications protocols one is using, and
identify who owns (or controls) those protocols, and stop using the ones that
are harvesting your attention in the form of your life-time and your
On 03/21/2018 07:36 PM, Morlock Elloi wrote:
It doesn't seem likely that the Chinese (4 mints in China mainland
control 50+% of the hash power) will agree to such fork (even if it is
technically feasible, which I doubt), that is capable of removing
arbitrary transactions in the past - that
Could somebody please tell journalists and politicians
that this isn't the first time manipulation happens with
the help of Facebook?
https://theintercept.com/2015/04/02/gchq-argentina-falklands/
On Wed, Mar 21, 2018 at 07:47:32PM +0100, Geert Lovink wrote:
> Is it an idea to organize a
That implies that we do not have any legal standing to launch a lawsuit
over a delete button that does nothing of the sort.
It's also a tool whose existence does not preclude deleting the account.
I've designed it around my own use case, however: leaving FB as a social
network (quite visibly so,
The software I hinted at at the end of my performance at Unlike Us (
https://vimeo.com/51366449) is more or less ready.
The idea is to remove all the activity from your timeline (backing up what
it can along the way), but to keep the FB account open so that you can have
a single post: the details
Dear nettimers,
I know, this is (not) the time for us to speak up… The CA events are taking
over, mainstream media are publishing one strange message after the after—and
the activists shut their mouth, thinking: I told you so a trillion years ago...
What’s do be done? We discussed that
It doesn't seem likely that the Chinese (4 mints in China mainland
control 50+% of the hash power) will agree to such fork (even if it is
technically feasible, which I doubt), that is capable of removing
arbitrary transactions in the past - that would make everyone unsafe
(like while the
dear nettimers,
here my sign of life from Academistan: my doctoral thesis, finally
awarded after years of hard and joyous work, definitely unusual and as
practice based as it can be, is out.
Please note this work is dedicated to the memory of my professor
Antonio Caronia who guided me through
On 20-03-2018 22:43, Morlock Elloi wrote:
Heavy involvement of technology in social interactions keeps producing
new challenges, that someone needs to deal with. That someone is
getting more and more busy.
The latest event is discovery that someone was/is burning child
pornography into ...
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