This is a good time to watch Huis Clos - I suggest the version with
Harold Pinter, directed by Philip Saville:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0v96qw83tw4
It is currently being massively staged in most of the developed world,
courtesy of the runaway virus and runaway authorities. Divorce
This was hard to believe, but I checked with Italians, this video was
actually aired in 2015: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80q6754o19U
In short, the Chinese designed this thing, it escaped (or was
released), and is in the process of destroying the neoliberal
capitalism around the world.
Was
3-4% of each of these groups will die, so it will likely be a uniting
experience, a dismal failure of the identity politics, and therefore a
serious problem for powers that be.
Unrelated, it's funny how coronavirus has the same effect at biological
and social levels: the damage to the body is
HARRISON BERGERON by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
THE YEAR WAS 2081, and everybody was finally equal. They weren't only
equal before God and the law. They were equal every which way. Nobody
was smarter than anybody else. Nobody was better looking than anybody
else. Nobody was stronger or quicker than
To quote myself from the ideology & the infrastructure paper (
https://cryptome.org/2019/02/elbar.pdf ):
"The ideology of the infrastructure goes deep and is often invisible to
the involved actors. The participants generally believe that they are
doing the best possible job. What is specific
From
https://www.wired.com/story/us-forcing-chinese-firm-sell-gay-dating-app-grindr/
:
"Reuters didn't say what specific issues CFIUS raised, but the US
government has worried in the past that companies in China could help
the Chinese government spy on users."
In other news, 85% of
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hendrerit, lacinia felis sed, lobortis mi. Pellentesque aliquam pharetra
sem. Aliquam a odio at dui vehicula dictum et ultricies velit. Nulla nec
metus nisl. Cras a turpis a est
Quod enim est in genere quod non potest recte occupati hodie?
Identitatem rei publicae genus divisa in omnibus vanitatem copia. Non
necesse est esse simul primum sectus est.
Tabula in Terra Firma dominium repellere occultae mensurae. Noticia est laruam.
Reticulum malorum oculis Occult Centra
What would be consequences of using Latin language among
group/clique/cabal/underground/elite for discourse, publishing, idea
exchange, tweets? (let's ignore for the moment how does one get the
above set to learn Latin)
First of all, the noise goes down, as there is intellectual effort
The rising awareness of the importance of the infrastructure is
encouraging. I assume here that the public sees ISP as part of the
infrastructure; however, that's rarely actually the case.
ISPs are usually retailers - buying bandwidth wholesale (say,
$1/mbps/month) and retailing it for,
This may sound far off, but there are wider analogies that may hint to
solutions.
(some) drugs are sanctioned (illegal, regulated) because they have
significant effect on human behavior. Air pollution is regulated because
it adversely affects people. Sex is (more or less) regulated, because
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On 10/20/19, 11:16, Max Herman wrote:
On the first video, I see the danger of making everything instantly
available so to speak online. It removes the role of doing your own
activities, having one's own life, just getting one online. Also the
I think that there is another issue:
Heidegger on Being, Technology, & The Task of Thinking:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtATDlUSIxI
Heidegger on Marx and World Change:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96xeh_6vYU0
Not the Nine O'clock News - Marxists:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDJeTnLKLEI
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Good coverage by Diego Fusaro:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGU1zBAoFao
... if you speak Italian, that is.
If not, try closed captions with autotranslate to your tongue. It's not
perfect, though ("mannequin" is translated as "dummy", etc.)
On 10/10/19, 22:56,
The Greta creature is epitome and the final product of the last two
decades of the New Propaganda (identity politics, displacement of
ideology with sensory stimulation etc.)
I think it was a mistake to produce her, as she can easily become the
vulnerable focal point for the battle and
The centralized censorship illustrates the heavy investment in this
thing. Search for "#gretaisyourgod":
- 1 result on TWTR.
- 23 results on GOOG
- 7 results on duckduckgo
- 0 on MSFT (it's unconditionally converted to "great is your god")
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Towards "extremely careful social discourse":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FN7r0Rr1Qyc
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It looks like nettime became a thing unto itself (there must be a fancy
name for that.) Due to its longevity, this was bound to happen at some
point, like in biological evolution, when random amino acids get
together and some combination survives, it lingers on, and given enough
time, you get
If the cost of running the list was exactly zero (let's not delve into
details at this point), would you still kill it?
If yes, then we have an interesting case of potlatch, without bonfire.
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An interesting proposition: it's about terminal illusions of grandeur.
Abstract below, full text at
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10./1467-923X.12739?af=R
Since 2016, the UK government has outlined plans for ‘Global Britain’
as a framework for post‐Brexit foreign policy. Some
Brexit soap is an ideal confluence of irrelevance and fascination, a
perfect pseudo-intellectual chatter storm.
Likely nothing will happen post-brexit, which would be the proof that
the whole EU thing became a hollow void ... probably the principal cause
for the hysteria. Won't be able to
As US political film is mostly dead (© by Miracle Max), what's left is
perhaps worth mentioning.
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https://www.heise.de/tp/features/Die-fabelhafte-Welt-des-Kapitalismus-4485903.html
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The fabulous world of capitalism
03rd August 2019
Rüdiger Suchsland
The latest film
This.
Ignoring the presence of intermediary (with own agenda) between the
technology and its deployer/user, and calling the intermediary 'the
technology', is the most dangerous aspect of present indoctrination.
We are slowly (or not so slowly) sliding back to the pre-Gutenberg era,
where
A comprehensive Italian study "The Political Legacy of Entertainment TV"
came out recently (available at
https://pubs.aeaweb.org/doi/pdfplus/10.1257/aer.20150958 ), providing
compelling evidence that TV exposure in young age permanently affects IQ
and cognitive abilities in general.
It is
Mmmm no.
Communication sovereignty is a power equation issue, and will likely
become a new class issue (surveilled class vs. surveillor class.) Saying
that these efforts are futile and doomed forever is nonsense - class
struggles overcame far steeper obstacles.
The only question is when
speaking theoretically, feel free to substitute the
onion-routing architecture of your choice.) My specific responses are below:
On Mon, Apr 29, 2019 at 03:14:19PM -0700, Morlock Elloi wrote:
This is a promising direction. It's impossible to guess/infer at the first
attempt what the platform should
This is something that has been identified in the tech field (namely
computing machinery hardware and software.) I'm curious if the
phenomenon is present in other fields, and if it was researched
(pointers to papers appreciated.)
The state of the art and practice of the mainstream software
The most reasonable argument against suicide ever. Don't do their work.
Ulrike Meinhof was once rumoured to have said that every suicide is a
death by capitalism. And in this sense her note to her sister, "If they
say I committed suicide, be sure that it was a murder" can be read
beyond that of
It's good that nettime-l is archived - this is a fantastic documentation
about psychopathology of 'progressives'.
X reveals to the citizenry accurate information what their force
monopoly is doing in wars (namely crimes) and lying about.
X reveals to the citizenry accurate information what
Unprotected penetration of a sleeping woman (or sleeping women) is the
ultimate crime that warrants any punishment one can think of. This
worldview will be remembered as the only lasting achievement of identity
politics and victimhood industry.
Whatever Assange has done, he should not be
It seems that we are collectively failing to perform 'Turing test' on
virtual entities. The difficulty of distinguishing between actual and
virtual humans is a testament to fundamental inadequacy of so-called
'social' networks. Or maybe it's a feature, pigeonholing humans into
restrictive
It seems that a strong state (ie. US) can effectively use Internet to
homogenize the population into desired directions, while the weaker
states suffer from its divisive effects. Which makes it effective
weapon, like democracy.
On 5/22/19, 02:31, Carsten Agger wrote:
The author is
A call for imagining alternatives is a good first step. Unfortunately I
don't see the a sustainable force to implement the imagined, as
proposed. It is telling that Morozov correctly identifies problem as
political, not technical, but then invokes 'Rebel Tech' as a solution
(Morozov's 'Rebel
It will be interesting to see the coming spread of assertions of
national information sovereignty.
The fact that the Internet started from one country, and that 70-75% of
all Internet traffic (yes, it includes traffic between, say, Lyon and
Marseille) goes through that country is often
This is a promising direction. It's impossible to guess/infer at the
first attempt what the platform should do, but it's almost obvious what
it shouldn't. What we need is a requirements document, the one not
produced by techies, as for one reason or another they tend to make bad
choices. At
Sorry that you recognized yourself. I have no interest in private hate
mail. Either publish or shut up.
From: Brian Holmes
Reply-To: bhcontinentaldr...@gmail.com
To: Morlock Elloi
On Mon, Apr 29, 2019 at 1:19 PM Morlock Elloi mailto:morlockel...@gmail.com>>
This resolved, for me, the mystery of disgust I had for the US
'progressives', 'left' and 'democrats'. I always thought that they were
far more sinister than the right, as they hijacked those who could do
something, the well-spoken professors, artists, journalists, the nice
educated people in
Hopefully this time around it will be a more radical approach.
But first some non-technical issues have to be solved.
Anything that has a 'center' shall be censored and regulated sooner or
later, no matter what the current operators say. Having the most
benevolent hand holding your balls is
Reality, from John Young:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D5JxigHW0AA6zjw.jpg
Fiction, from John Carpenter:
https://cdn2.lamag.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2018/11/theylivelocations_jaredcowan-2.jpg
Carpenter was optimist.
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It's an easy answer, just imagine that you've been asked by someone from
one of the several African nations with GDP less than $800/year,
effectively living from $5 a week: How can you possibly spend $200/week?
(for EU dole recipients.)
Once you get beyond bare basics to keep a humanoid alive
The infrastructural grip on the human exchange reached the stage where
there is little sense in having discourse with end points. Drones with
smartphones grafted onto their faces have little, if anything, to say.
They are like smart Christmas lights creating patterns that they
individually
I agree Assange's impact has been immense, but that kind of heroic model
is a counterproductive way of thinking about Assange and his
contributions. If anything, the distinctive (maybe even decisive)
feature of the last decade was its lack of heroes and the growing sense
that we're enmeshed in
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D351_3qWwAEkMXt.jpg
Now watch the sad show of British and their judicial system as they bend
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The principal sin is that Wikileaks undermined (by explicitly exposing
crimes) the wide spread belief among subjects of modern states: "it is
OK for my state/party to behave criminally, because I benefit from it,
as long as they keep it quiet". This is the unpardonable offense.
If documenting
There is no such thing as "Swedish request for extradition" - this is
fact that is easily checked. He was never charged. The case was dropped.
It was manufactured attempt by US to snatch him.
It's really depressing how effective the propaganda is.
Now repeat:
There is no such thing as
So what happens when re-packaging of Frankfurt school into 'tactical
footage' ends up on Youtube, becoming one of ten billion videos? The end
game of showing/publishing became a nightmare. We need unscaleable medium.
This is an invite for our new tactical media show in Berlin 2morw nite,
but
The below is a grim read, and shows what happens when imponderable
complexity performs very ponderable mass murder. Unlike red-herringing
here on nettime, it was a very physical fight between humans and
machines, which humans lost due to limits of muscle power.
Next time someone tries to
Appologies to Morlock who rightly berated those of us obsessed with arcane
No problem.
why if you live here its like staring at the Sun and proably as dangerous.
The paper?
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I don't know much about the 'crisis' caused by contractual issues
between GB and EU, it seems to me it's mostly about GB ruling gang
hugely overestimating its negotiation skills (that upper class breeding
strategy needs rethinking), and this picture illustrates that idiocy
better than any
In case you missed, all narratives about pilots not being
trained/informed were red herrings. It looks like it was an attempt to
deflect blame on humans (either those that were supposed to inform
pilots or those that were supposed to establish proper training
procedures - from Boeing and
There are simpler ways of viewing this:
1. The 'complexity' is so complex that individual actors do not matter
any more, and what is there is new emergent phenomenon so complex it's
nearly impossible to understand; we need to spend our lives analyzing it
while in semi-catatonic paralysis.
t;
https://keenlab.tencent.com/en/whitepapers/Experimental_Security_Research_of_Tesla_Autopilot.pdf
Note that this intervention was not on the vehicle, but on the environment.
On 3/17/19, 12:48, Morlock Elloi wrote:
Note that autonomous vehicles are becoming affordable assassination
instruments
Everything is already in place to properly regulate this space, except
naming things for what they are.
All industrial/commercial activities that impact humans below cognitive
levels (ie. directly biologically or by exploiting basic innate drives)
are in general heavily regulated:
- sex
You may have noticed in the last few days that date-based searches on
industrial-surveillance properties are malfunctioning. Especially if you
search for something recent (like "sort by date"). This is most easily
seen on the Youtube subsidiary: try sorting by date uploaded, see what
you get.
Seemingly totally unrelated:
1. flight recorders are brightly colored these days. The term "black
box" originates in WW2, mostly because the first flight recorders, as
all other "secret" electronics, was housed in metal boxes painted matte
black.
See
Property is just an opinion, programmed into certain number of human
brains. It's soft, and can be modified or erased. There is no brain area
dedicated for private property (witness human societies without it.)
Using this ephemeral phenomenon to understand underlying dynamics is
unproductive.
The basic issue is complexity crossing the threshold that humans cannot.
So far, at least in the last few thousand years or so, mental abilities
were one of key factors for individual 'success' (the other, likely more
important one, was class and heritage.) We appreciate smart people as
much
The arguments and narratives on EU don't really make much sense. Not
that deeply entrenched sides do not have self-coherent dogmas, they do.
But it all just doesn't make sense. There is a total disconnect between
them and between them and reality, it seems. Immigration, sovereignty,
It looks like Boeing hired car salesman. These are the options that you
may choose to add (and pay extra, like heated seats) with your brand new
737 MAX purchase:
Option #32: "Angle of attack disagree light": informs pilots about
discrepancy between nose direction and airflow, in pre-stall
Accelerated and (unconditionally) broadcast communications affect humans
at many levels, not just the surface cognition.
One (imperfect) model of the networked society:
We are all in the same (not Olympic-size, but half) swimming pool. As we
pee, shit, fart, ejaculate and ooze various stuff,
The most scary recent example I've seen are the new elevators: there are
no buttons/controls inside. They will take you where you have been
authorized to go, by someone else.
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Instructions written at one place and time, executing at another place
and time, are relatively new to the species. We are used to inanimate
objects that are relatively easy to comprehend, from hammer to train
locomotive. We are not used to objects that 'think'. Cats and parrots
may think, but
This is deeply ideological and political issue, not technical one.
Inserting code written by middlemen between humans and reality empowers
only the middlemen. Humans are presented by fantasy that adheres to
reality when and in degree being decided by the middlemen.
There is one small step
It's not just about fun.
If a company/manufacturer/authority samples 'all' possible
circumstances, and embeds 'required' reactions in the machine, then
several things happen in the arena of diminishing agency:
- the logic unconditionally reflects authority's ideology, and not the
one of the
This is the key. Designers do not understand impact of the complexity
that emerges from combining relatively simple components. This is
especially amplified in real-time processing of multiple inputs.
In a completely different field (packet switching from millions of end
points) we had to
Handling of the recent B737 Max 8 disaster is somewhat revealing.
What seems to have happened (for the 2nd time) is that computing machine
fought the pilot, and the machine won.
It looks like some cretin in Boeing that drank too much of AI Kool Aid
(probably a middle manager) decided to
I don't know details about dwindling of Nordic communication
manufacturing - any pointers appreciated.
The absence of own nervous system is and will be causing increased
subservient position of the involved countries. The disciplined ones
will suffer the most. I'll make a prediction that the
[John Ford's 1962 classic has rough sketches of concession wars between
railroad builders on the virgin land.]
The current Huawei/Cisco wars being fought in Europe, directly fueled by
governments and involving heads of state, have little to do with
equipment sales/profits or 'security'. No
Exclusive access to correlations between apparently (to those without
access to data firehoses) totally unrelated data, and act on such
correlations without bothering to understand why they exist (it's a
fallacy to assume that understanding is required for acting) is the name
of the game:
The relevant repeating pattern is eliminating the local social network
with its filtering and inertia, and substituting it with a faraway CCC,
which can move at any speed it chooses.
This is exactly what is going on today with Twitter, for example, which
bypasses everything (except Twitter's
This began when IBM started selling "personal computers" (PC XT, AT).
They were pitched to the mainframe customers as a way of liberation from
the evil data centers and their high priests, the operators. It was
immensely successful, the playbook IBM sales used was nearly perfect.
They sought
Not to sound skeptical, but is there another way of viewing it?
The new Pretorian Guard, a guild tending the computing machinery for the
pedestrian cause of concentrating control tools of the capital, needed
its mythology, and cyberpunk was born. Historically speaking, there is
no evidence of
[ Machine translated film review from
https://www.heise.de/tp/features/Die-Dummheit-der-Amerikaner-4323913.html?seite=all
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The stupidity of the Americans
March 02, 2019
Rüdiger Suchsland
From Cheney to Trump: Adam McKay's "Vice" shows that the majority of
the US is a land of morally
Some 10-15 years ago the edge devices gave up, and became robotic
extensions of the center. As Interwebs deteriorated* into 'web' and
'apps', the agency of the edge devices all but disappeared. The
organization behind the last non-corporate browser took money from
corporations, and that was
BTW, take a look at this graph:
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y=US=%22fake%20news%22,%22conspiracy%20theory%22
It seems that "fake news" meme failed, and we're moving back to
time-tested "conspiracy theory".
On 2/18/19, 23:57, Morlock Elloi wr
Read this over and over:
> it will be
> necessary to regulate against harmful infrastructures and malicious
> behaviors. As early adopters of new technologies, extremists will
"harmful", "malicious" and "extremists" will be detected by objective
mass spectrometry in certified labs.
It used
Karl Marx grave has been vandalized ...
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dzhn7-7WwAIl8jE.jpg
What does this mean?
If one makes the obvious assumption about who did it, it means that Marx
is increasingly relevant in realpolitik.
The less obvious assumption is a false flag op, to bring Marx back
A brilliant passage from
https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-internet-divided-between-the-u-s-and-china-has-become-a-battleground-11549688420
:
One side, championed in China, is a digital landscape where mobile
payments have replaced cash. Smartphones are the devices that matter,
and users can
E. Morozov's long take is at
https://thebaffler.com/latest/capitalisms-new-clothes-morozov
Tl;Dr:
The Age of Surveillance Capitalism’s most pronounced shortcomings have to
do with the relationship it establishes between capitalism and surveillance
capitalism—as well as the way in which it
"Lost in Math" by Sabine Hossenfelder, ISBN 9780465094257.
Nominally, the book is questioning popular assumptions ('simplicity' and
'beauty') that appear to be driving theoretical physics research. It
seems that many clever people got caught in the honeytrap of untestable
and unprovable but
It would be interesting to map
author-publicist-publisher-distributor-grantor-investor-etc.
relationships, and reveal the money/influence/reputation flows. Very few
authors operate in vacuum, none write for free.
Of course I find it difficult to respect anyone who'd cosign as much as
a
(conveniently compiled by Guardian at
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/jan/25/fight-europe-wreckers-patriots-nationalist
)
Fight for Europe – or the wreckers will destroy it
Fri 25 Jan 2019
Bernard-Henri Lévy, Milan Kundera, Salman Rushdie, Elfriede Jelinek,
Orhan Pamuk and 25
Machine translation of a review (original at
https://www.heise.de/tp/features/Analyse-von-Songtexten-Die-Wut-nimmt-zu-4289511.html
).
The paper itself is paywalled at
http://jpms.ucpress.edu/content/30/4/161.full
Analysis of lyrics: The anger increases
January 28, 2019 Florian Rötzer
In
more.
So the idea would be and with one add yet other registers, or frames,
then different ways of understanding, and acting in, reality might be
opened up.
Felix
On 30.01.19 14:31, Morlock Elloi wrote:
The three work on different protocol layers, going from top to low level
(in OSI terms thi
The three work on different protocol layers, going from top to low level
(in OSI terms think of them as Application, Transport and Physical layers):
1. Voting for someone involves some "thinking", in the sense "Is A
better for me/my village/guild than B?"
2. Mass media operates by displacing
- Booking targeted advertising becomes illegal/impossible, so you
go back to do regular advertising.
- Since the whole industry does the same, your competitors have
no advantage over you.
- If your business model was profoundly unethical, you go out of
business. That is intentional.
Right. Involving 'capitalism' into this is total bs., even an
intentional sabotage - to make it look inevitable (as no one can imagine
alternative for capitalism, surveillance must also be inevitable.)
Motherf*ckers. So many vacuous words just to avoid mentioning
possibility of simple
EUR 16K ??
They should invest at least the same for europhobia reports.
On 1/7/19, 15:04, Molly Hankwitz wrote:
::Call for Islamophobia reports ::
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A technical note: the actual SIM card, while helpful, is not essential
for tracking. What is far more useful and harder to circumvent are
identifier associations and turning patterns into identifiers:
1. If you ever use a particular cell phone (IMEI), a browser with high
entropy fingerprint,
There isn't much there, other than expanding on the nature of the
invisible threat with long term consequences, which is usually dealt
with by the organized government (smoking, pesticides, etc.), except
that in this case the government is the cause of the threat, so it won't
touch it, and
The article below examines what could be the essence of issues we're
facing today, the issues of hidden workings of things around us. It
shows how communication revolutions are revolutions of reductions.
It's time to realize that increasing efficiency, reducing waste, growing
productivity,
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Letter to a young philosopher
December 31, 2018
Winfried Degen
Well-intentioned advice for the study of philosophy to prevent the worst
Maybe it's just me, but when I recently re-watched Easy Rider, I kept
rooting for someone to off the f*cking hippies. The same film now has
happy ending. It's funny how death as exit strategy lost its appeal.
On 12/30/18, 09:45, Patrice Riemens wrote:
"You do one thing" was an admonition I
The issue is not implied morality of scaling, whether it's good or bad
(and I agree on the current modality of scaling for value extraction by
few from the many.)
The issue is that the opposition bent on atomizing the society does
scale, and has no moral issues with it. The concentrated
The problem is that this doesn't scale. Or at least the scaling model
has not been discovered. At the same time, the opposition scales pretty
well.
For this scaling to involve machines (computers, programs, networks and
such, and I cannot imagine competitive scaling not involving machines -
While looking for something else, I found unrelated interesting stuff
(as it usually happens):
https://nettime.org/Lists-Archives/nettime-l-0109/maillist.html
This is nettime archive from September 2001, and the good stuff is not
just after September 12 (nettime was not particularly impressed
Interesting insight from
https://newleftreview.org/II/114/dylan-riley-what-is-trump -
internationalized elites vs. nationalist proles is the exact opposite
from the environment that brought us fascism.
" This underlines the dramatic inversion of class–nation relations that
is another
I wonder how long will it take to rebrand sterilization - perhaps by
offering volunteers virtual children, which would be synthesized from
parent's DNA analysis, live on AWS (or Azure for more traditional
value), backed up in prominently displayed living room media containers
("he was only 3
Tim May has passed away.
The post below is from 20 years ago, in many ways deeply optimistic.
Subject: What we are Fighting
From: Tim May
Date: Sun, 6 Sep 1998 20:04:48 -0700
For the Nth time, let me restate the obvious: all current crypto
restrictions being discussed involve _exports_. There
acceptability of out-of order postings on a quiet maillist.
m.
> From: Geert Lovink
> To: Morlock Elloi
>
> There are five Morlock Eloi postings to nettime in a row. Is the
problem back? Let’s not repeat the blues, OK? Best, Geert
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