https://www.deutschlandfunk.de/ein-geistesgegenwaertiger-bazon-brock-zum-tod-von-peter-weibel-dlf-216f83df-100.html
Brock is special, but thefre is something in it. Weibel was allways
learning. He was a very political person. Very critical of TV
revolutions. With Virilio on Rumania. And he
Am 24/11/22 um 20:20 schrieb Brian Holmes:
> "Let’s stopbuilding Web3 solutions for problems that do not existand
> launch tools that decolonize, redistribute value,conspire and organize."
>
> The emergent internet of the 80s and 90s with all its open potentials
> was the radical machine that made
Am 11/01/21 um 13:59 schrieb Frank Rieger:
> China is just another imperialist racist state that happens to be the enemy
> of the other large imperialist racist state, the US. I can understand the
> need for a shining beacon of hope for the left. China & Co. are not it.
Isnt that life as usual?
Am 16/11/20 um 19:22 schrieb Flick Harrison:
The number of left anti-vaxxers I’ve encountered lately is indeed
disheartening. A feminist woman I know weaves her critique of the
patriarchal medical system seamlessly towards the conclusion that
vaccines are a form of assault on women.
The
Am 22/03/20 um 20:33 schrieb Ana Peraica:
> I can here imagine benefits in tracing victims in these unstable
> times (severe weather, earthquakes for example), but also at moment
> electronic monitoring of self-isolated COVID patients, not obeying
> the command to quarantine, but also migrant
Am 04/07/19 um 02:57 schrieb BishopZ:
> Open Archives in return could lead
> to legal risks in Germany, what do you do as a mailing list admin when
> you face court injunctions to remove copyrighted or defamatory content
> from list archives etc. You simply can't risk to let removed content pop
>
Those examples dont convince me. He is surprisingly well organised. My
anwser is "fox, fox, fox". As in Ernst Jandel and dope. And I tell them:
remove the hunting ban first.
H.
<<
Onderwerp:
openDemocracy has just revealed that the two frontrunners, Boris Johnson
and Jeremy Hunt, have
Dear John and all,
Am 24/05/19 um 13:22 schrieb John Young:
> So too for researchers, academics, NGOs, even, pardon rudeness, these
> very strutting, cowardly, verbose, media-quoting fora.
But it was a very good article. And, as the black poet Amiri Baraka aka
Leroy Jones once said:
"You
Dear all, the days of "direct democracy" v. "the few" are over. The days
of a "movement" without "momentum". Why should the "vote" of "the
people" matter? All talk as the Don would say.
Am 30/03/19 um 22:20 schrieb John Young:
> Was it not long known all communication is pornographic? Otherwise
Mystics. And different registers. IMHO you should also put the idea of
"representativ democracy" v. "direct democracy" into question. The idea
that the parliament is an enemy of the people is strange. It is first of
all the enemy of the gouvernement. Whatever should be regulated by
"direct
Am 18/01/19 um 12:08 schrieb David Garcia:
>
> Finaly its a pity all these thinkers I am referencing are men.. How
> much of these neo-nationalist pathologies are man made…?
There is no difference. I have a brother in London with a small freehold
house and family and the mother of the best
Dear all,
Am 28/01/19 um 07:15 schrieb Patrice Riemens:
<<
True democracy is direct democracy, difficult to handle as it is.
Representative democracy, unless representatives are kept at a short
leash by their constituents - never mind how representative a first pass
the post system is - is a
Am 18/01/19 um 16:48 schrieb James Wallbank:
>
> Thanks for this summary David, I'd suggest that it's broadly accurate.
>
> Some of you may have noticed that Brexit has pretty much incinerated
> my social media presence (which used to focus on the impacts of
> digital engagement and transformation
They are activ with this topic since two years or so. First in questions
of law of armed conflict (LOAC), autonomous weapon systems, man in the
loop or not. And the general topic that you quoted. But be real, what a
blabla. People have no voice in such questions that are decided by
states. As in
Am 03/08/18 um 09:04 schrieb Brian Holmes:
> But don't do it on Facebook, even if the actual human beings you love
> are posting their children's pictures there. Because if you do, you
> will contribute one more neuron to the marriage of the surveillance
> state and monopoly capital.
You can use
Sat, 5 May 2018, Heiko Recktenwald wrote:
>
>> Alan,
>>
>> Am 05/05/18 um 04:53 schrieb Alan Sondheim:
>>>
>>>> Isnt that in the story of the Tower of Babel? Maybe we should read it
>>>> again.
>>>
>>> or the opposite, every thi
Alan,
Am 05/05/18 um 04:53 schrieb Alan Sondheim:
>
>> Isnt that in the story of the Tower of Babel? Maybe we should read it
>> again.
>
> or the opposite, every thing and every one speaking exactly the same
> digital terrain, the same protocols. even in one of 'my' areas of
> interest,
On Sat, 28 Apr 2018, sebast...@rolux.org wrote::
> compare, and should not be compared. But it's not hate speech that
> worries me, it's the languages of desire, and what becomes of them
> once they enter the grid of two hundred million. (9) Google "Jessi
> Slaughter", for starters
Am 28/04/18
Am 07/10/17 um 11:22 schrieb i...@conservas.tk:
> In first place the most iconic moment for democracy is voting and the
> media don't cover that well. That's (in my view) because we are not in
> democracies anymore since long time ago.
Sorry, there is no democracy outside of the constitution of
Am 10/06/17 um 18:51 schrieb Heiko Recktenwald:
> Am 09/06/17 um 13:02 schrieb Kristoffer Gansing:
>> C'mon guys - has nettime really sunk so low as to offer such troll
> Two argumenti ad hominem in one line -- and I
Sorry, "he", which whom I could identify somehow easil
Am 09/06/17 um 13:02 schrieb Kristoffer Gansing:
> C'mon guys - has nettime really sunk so low as to offer such troll
Two argumenti ad hominem in one line -- and I did nothing but to
ask for a free PDF whoch is a reasonable question. How high is
Transmediale? But i agree that the many old works
Am 28/01/17 um 08:40 schrieb Alexander Bard:
>Because if it can be saved we can discuss taxation rather than trade
>barriers. Distributed wealth is way way more benefitial for an
>egalitarian society than trade barriers ever could be. And I insist on
>that stance until I have seen
Sorry, I overlooked it:
Am 19/06/16 um 14:46 schrieb Patrice Riemens:
> On 2016-06-18 20:00, Heiko Recktenwald wrote:
>> but the publishers in the East
>> did trash their nicenst new books out of fear.
>>
>> H.
>>
>
> And then, weren't a lot of Ossi-printed
There must be more sensors for other "senses". Why not put some radar
into it as well? Sonar, whatever.
And the problem has gone without WWI. Pual Klee did start as a painter
for this kind of airplane, btw.
Best, H.
Am 07/07/16 um 08:31 schrieb nettime's avid reader:
> Robot War and the Future
Am 19/11/15 um 17:25 schrieb nettime's_omniscient_narrator:
> <
> http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/nov/18/obama-drone-war-isis-recruitment-tool-air-force-whistleblowers
> >
<...>
>
>Bryant accepted that there was no negotiating with extreme, violent
>terrorists of the type that
"Oh Lord, won't you buy me a Mercedes Benz ?
My friends all drive Porsches, now they must make amends."
Janis Joplin (modified)
You must see this Porsche Cayenne commercial from 2007:
https://vimeo.com/1713136
We had this Abu Graib high art discussion allready some years ago after
Boteros works that were honest IMHO and just in time. Prompt, adequat
and effectiv as far as art can be effectiv at all. It was Boteros
language. He cpould not say it better. What Laurie Anderson does is
just an
Am 25/09/15 um 21:01 schrieb t byfield:
> A few thoughts about the VW scandal
>
> The VW scandal may not seem very nettimish, but I'll argue that it is.
> This'll take a while, because it is, as they say now, #epic. If you're
> interested, read on.
I completely agree but for a completely
Am 30/08/15 um 18:20 schrieb Eric Beck:
> So while this new red-brown alliance might be effective, it's worth
> asking who will benefit by being "half right." Doubtful it will be
> migrants. The prospects for women, children, and queers is unlikely to
> be too sunny under the rule of "right wing
Am 23/08/15 um 21:52 schrieb nettime's avid reader:
The war is over; let the occupation begin.
My friend from the Mojave-desert, a Greek Turk from a jewish family,
expelled from Turkey to San Francisco in the 1920s, painted anyther
picture last week in Berlin.
The poor Greeks suffer in a
Am 24/08/15 um 09:37 schrieb Heiko Recktenwald:
Am 23/08/15 um 21:52 schrieb nettime's avid reader:
The war is over; let the occupation begin.
My friend from the Mojave-desert, a Greek Turk from a jewish family,
expelled from Turkey to San Francisco in the 1920s, painted anyther
picture
Am 21/08/15 um 19:44 schrieb nettime's_man_in_the_middle:
The manual, for example, states that the only population that is due a
warning of attack is civilians.
The leaflets again. Those warning are necessary, but they dont change
the proportionality of an attack, how many collateral damages
Dear all,
Am 24/07/15 um 12:50 schrieb nettime's msg collector:
The heirs of the Hitlerian regime think they have the right to demand
the punishment and impoverishment of Greek people (and of Italian
Spanish Portuguese, Irish and French people) for the sake of the
principle that rules cannot be
Am 20/11/14 12:42, schrieb Alex Foti:
Europe is not a good sell. Not in Western Europe, not in Eastern Europe,
and most particularly on the left, where accusations of eurocentrism and
denunciations of the arbitrary political notion of Europe (where does
it end? when did it start?) abound. The
Hi, I am very sorry but this tax is not really much, the other side had
allready proposed it, it was a left idea, whatever right and left
still mean, and democracy is a very big word. Why do you blame the state
for the fact that there is no real opposition in more serious questions?
Maybe you
Where is the problem? They were important enough that the MI5 was
interested in their work.
We live in a world of narratives and history is one of them. Everybody
is playing the legitimity-game maybe because nobody has anymore any, so
it was the duty of the MI5 to defend the UKs narrative.
The
Hi, somebody from Hungary broadcasted some article in Foreign Affairs on
the Krimean crisis and
more all over Europe and beyond. On Spectre and on Nettime he linked the
many sympathies for Putin
in Europe, Pussy Riot is megaout in Berlin, to the rise of
far-right-parties after the weak performance
Andreas:
can be effective in any way if performed in such privatistic ways as
suggested in HME's rules.)
Thats what I thought too -- and I think it is completely impossible
and not even a topic worth to be discussed. The article was not even
good as a shameless plug for this terrible
Very good question. And why is the NSA bad? I read their budged and I
liked it.
Am 26.10.2013 20:44, schrieb morlockel...@yahoo.com:
Why is surveillance bad? How does it affect one's life in unambiguous
terms? What really happens to the victims of surveillance?
They dont have to write CVs
Shure, but psychology plays a role in those wars as well. The
psychologty of terror. Of permanent war without end. Interests and
drones everywhere. See also the psychology of the renaming of the Westbank
Syria is a very good example as well. Are there freedom lovers against a
bloody dictator or
Am 14.07.2012 22:28, schrieb Geert Lovink:
...
Last year, in March 2011, 63 people who had left Tripoli in the attempt
to reach the Southern shores of Italy, died after drifting for 14 days at
sea. This incident occurred during the international military
intervention in Libya and as such in
Erich M. wrote:
On 03/30/2012 01:57 PM, John Young wrote:
The postal system remains the most secure public communication
system for all its faults and invasive letter opening and craven
cooperation with official spies and their corporate cohorts.
Servus John et al,
Ack to all you wrote
On the other hand it could be a good way to dicuss what is non.art etc.
The internet is a game,
H.
Am 09.03.2012 21:52, schrieb Rob Myers:
On 08/03/12 16:13, miltosmane...@gmail.com wrote:
I absolutely agree. .art is simply ridiculous, who wants to be called .art?
Various of my bots, and
IMHO one should never call oneself an artist, .art is .kitsch
Only onthers may call one an artist. Well, it could be a space of
art-dealers (behind bars!), but that would give it some drive into
.art and not.art, which could ne the most important domainname, that I
claim here and now as a
From the brave new world
Fatemah Farag http://www.almasryalyoum.com/en/node/1079
I am in Dubai. At the Atlantis Hotel, to be precise, where top Arab
media professionals are meeting over aquamarine and orange carpets,
under sea-shell motif chandeliers at the invitation of the Dubai Press
Hi
Am 11.11.2011 14:23, schrieb Aymeric Mansoux:
It is in fact a crucial stage. By doing so, the author allows her or
his work to interface with a system inside which it can be freely
exchanged, modified and distributed. The freedom of this work is not
to be misunderstood with gratis and
Dear Alan,
Am 28.08.2011 11:32, schrieb nettime's_digestive_system:
Please look at http://www.alansondheim.org/skypejunk.jpg
Why cant you ignore it???
http://www.alansondheim.org/irene5.mp3
I am trying to reverse engeneer the original:
The meter records very low frequency audio,
Am 02.08.2011 15:08, schrieb Tjebbe van Tijen:
Indictment for Gaddafi but not (yet) for Assad makes one wonder
It is NOT the business of the ICC to protect human rights but to punish
certain crimes and those crimes are in the same sphere of
international politics as the UNSC and Assad.
Am 06.07.2011 17:50, schrieb marc garrett:
Mocking the Arts Establishment? In Italy it can be an expensive ordeal.
To act illegal is allways a risk. Artists are not priviledged.
To mock the establishment is perfectly ok, Italy has a tradition of
that, Dario Fo etc, so what were the details
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