Since about half a decade, these types of events have become typical
for the Netherlands and its particular flavor of creative industries.
Initially, "hackathons" had little to do with hacker culture since they
adopted (or even hijacked) the term hacking in a broadly metaphorical
sen
Patrice, Andreas,
It’s painful to see these charades continuing but in a way, it also
isn’t very surprising. There is tho, without any doubt, a strong
connection between the celebration of digitally enhanced changeless
change and the authoritarian ‘acceleration’ in the name of the people. I
found
On 2016-10-15 13:50, Andreas Broeckmann wrote:
> Is it perhaps part of the political problem of our time
>
> ... that some people actually believe that it is possible to change and
> repair social and political structures that have evolved over decades,
> within just a brief period of time, -- if
Is it perhaps part of the political problem of our time
... that some people actually believe that it is possible to change and
repair social and political structures that have evolved over decades,
within just a brief period of time, -- if only the collaborating
"developers, hackers, artists,
