[This is a slightly revised version of a talk I gave at the Doors of
Perception conference called "Flow: The design challenge of pervasive
computing." http://flow.doorsofperception.com ]
Space of Flows: Characteristics and Strategies
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Felix Stalder <
Please compare what you see at:
http://www.arkzin.com/competitor/htmls/skoric1.html
and
http://usinfo.state.gov/journals/itgic/1097/ijge/gj-7.htm
So, Ashcroft in 1997, as a senator, during Clinton's administration
was an outspoken opponent of FISA - he wrote:
" The FBI wants access to decode, di
whaza->
2 Letters to the Editor that appeared in The Victoria Times Colonist,
Monday, Nov. 25, 2002:
1. Francoise Ducros, Prime Minister Jean Chretien's director of
communications certainly should apologize immediately -- to all morons.
Morons are a quiet, generous and peaceful breed -- many of m
This reminds me of a model I was working on around 1992 - which was one of
radiations/flows - using the electromagnetic spectrum as an example -
what's interesting here is that the flows are uncontained, i.e. there are
nodes/intensifications and limited bandwidth, but there's no 'container' -
these
// a highly-recommended overview of the near-term future of computing:
Future of the notebook
By Gary H. Anthes and Bob Brewin
NOVEMBER 18, 2002
Content Type: Story
Source: Computerworld
http://www.computerworld.com/mobiletopics/mobile/story/
0,10801,75889,00.html
// this is of special inte
This short essay was written as an epilogue for The anthropology of
transnational flows: methodological issues, Thomas Hylland Eriksen
(editor), forthcoming. I share it with nettimers because I would like to
develop it further.
Keith Hart
Studying world society
Cosmopolitan Right shall be limite
