On October 21, 2015 5:47:57 PM GMT+02:00, Carsten Agger
wrote:
>Ironically, the article you link to is behind a pay/login wall and I'm
>asked to choose if I want to "enter with Google+" or "Enter with
>Facebook".
>
>Another example of the encroaching colonization of the Internet, I
>guess.
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Den 21-10-2015 kl. 17:15 skrev Jaromil:
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I don't get what you mean, can you explain?
meanwhile:
http://ilmanifesto.info/maker-faire-alla-sapienza-violenta-carica-della-polizia-contro-gli-studenti/
protests escalated with 4 student arrests, 10 students armed
of which 2 with serious head i
dear Patrice,
On 12 October 2015 10:10:04 CEST, patrice wrote:
>The answer to this, dear Jaromil, is oeuf corse to simply 'do it' (the
>practical work on the ground and in the streets) - and not talk too
>much about it since it attracts all kinds of un-called for, time
>wasting - or worse - atte
The answer to this, dear Jaromil, is oeuf corse to simply 'do it' (the
practical work on the ground and in the streets) - and not talk too much
about it since it attracts all kinds of un-called for, time wasting - or
worse - attention. Meanwhile let's keep nettime as the enjoyable
digi-paper of
hi!
spot on the topic, in Rome's university La Sapienza yesterday researchers and
students were protesting with a peaceful sit-in... against the Maker Faire!
http://ilmanifesto.info/alla-sapienza-contestata-la-maker-faire-una-vetrina-per-il-business-sullinnovazione/
on the topic:
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dear nettimers,
spot on the topic, in Rome's university La Sapienza yesterday researchers and
students were protesting with a peaceful sit-in... against the Maker Faire!
http://ilmanifesto.info/alla-sapienza-contestata-la-maker-faire-una-vetrina-per-il-business-sullinnovazione/
besides the fact t
Well, we are most certainly not sympathetic with processes of co-option
that transform oppositional cultures and integrate them into
capitalism's evolution
The word "Recuperation" has been used to describe such processes--we may
decide we want to use a better term but I believe the core issue i
Did hacking -- as a re-action to both its pedigree and the edifice of
'acceptable' social behavior -- ever escape the gravitational field of its
genesis in The Machine itself? Can hacking exist without The Machine? The
ultimate socialization of hackers follows the typical trajectory of the human
one of the many possible points of view:
http://www.artisopensource.net/network/artisopensource/2015/06/08/conflict-and-transgression/
together with the imagination for a new type of garden, we need a new
conception of gardner:
âit is hard to imagine which aspect these gardens w
On Tue, 11 Aug 2015, Brian Holmes wrote:
> But I would like off this treadmill. It's really unbearable. There has
> to be a better way.
Well, I don't think Alessandro and Jonas are defining our problem when
switching from gentrification to recuperation. The former is already an
edulcorated term,
The philosopher Moishe Postone says that with every fresh growth cycle
of capitalism new use values are created, offering common working people
a sense of possibility, a feeling of experimentation and social
transformation, that is the mainspring of the expansion itself. This
happened in the ea
Hi all,
Johan Soderberg and I are writing this paper titled "Repurposing the
hacker. Three temporalities of recuperation". We do adopt a deeper
historical framework while trying to understand how hacking has been
hacked, and try to answer a more general question on how to
analyze/avoid what Br
dear Brett,
your essay is brilliant and obvious at the same time. I did enjoy
reading it, but still feels like scratching the surface as it does not
dig into other historical examples of cultural gentrification.
It may go well along the read of Gambiarra by Felipe Fonseca
http://efeefe.no-ip.org/
cheers and much fun!
aha0
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On Mon, August 10, 2015 2:55 pm, Brett Scott wrote:
> Dear Nettimers,
>
> My new essay in Aeon Magazine on 'The Gentrification of Hacking: How
> yuppies hacked the hacker ethos' can be found here
>
> [1]http://aeon.co/magazine/technology
Dear Nettimers,
My new essay in Aeon Magazine on 'The Gentrification of Hacking: How
yuppies hacked the hacker ethos' can be found here
[1]http://aeon.co/magazine/technology/how-yuppies-hacked-the-original-hacker-ethos/.
You can find a long excerpt below. Commen
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