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| a collection of settings and metadata[n]
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| user profile is a visual display of personal data associated with a specific user, or a customized desktop environment. A profile refers therefore to the explicit digital representation of a person's identity. A user profile can also be considered as the computer representation of a user model. See also Online identity[wikipedia]
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| Your user profile is a collection of settings that make the computer look and work the way you want it to. It contains your settings for desktop backgrounds, screen savers, pointer preferences, sound settings, and other features. User profiles ensure that your personal preferences are used whenever you log on to Windows.
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| A user profile is different from a user account, which you use to log on to Windows. Each user account has at least one user profile associated with it.[microsoft windows]
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| '''CONCEPTΣ='''
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| as a linguistic construction that mediates what we think we are/how we present and understand ourselves
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| opposed to users account as a public expression of it.steve-this is imposed by protocols.
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| A user account is a collection of information that tells Windows which files and folders you can access, what changes you can make to the computer, and your personal preferences, such as your desktop background or screen saver. User accounts let you share a computer with several people, while having your own files and settings. Each person accesses his or her user account with a user name and password.[microsoft windows]
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| User accounts often contain a public user profile, which contains basic information provided by the account's owner[wikipedia]
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| michael--profiles/=/fanpages/identities//MOZILLA PERSONA
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| '''user profiles in operating systems'''
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| '''user profiles in social networking''' facebook to register-name,fam name, date birth, email, man/woman, password + 2 policies: data use policy and cookie policy, myspace real name distinguished by username, also unspecified gender, Terms of Use Agreement and consent to the Privacy Policy and Video Privacy Policy.
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| '''user profiles in web2.0 services sites'''
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| [[File:Fbprofile.png|222x222px|framed|right|Providing your birthday helps make sure you get the right Facebook experience for your age]] | | [[File:Fbprofile.png|222x222px|framed|right|Providing your birthday helps make sure you get the right Facebook experience for your age]] |
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| | A '''user profile is''' a collection of settings and metadata associated with a specific user and this user's specific customized environment. It is a digital representation of one's identity and its ensures authentication , permissions, rights, and maintainance of personal preferences. It differs from a user account, beeing a more public expression of it. User accounts can contain different user profiles.1 |
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| | User profiles are linguistic constructions, which occur in extra linguistic structures, from the code in the websites we use to computers as linguistic devices, and have the database as a design model. This involves designing fixed structures and categories from the system ,participation and personal data contribution for the user. But what can the database say about the person? According to Mark Poster, because of its structure it manipulated symbols to form a picture of the individual. This illustrates how an identity is formed within a user profile: through language.2 |
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| | Important part in the concept of user profiles play the protocolls and regulations that govern the process of their creation. In order to register in Facebook for example , to become a user of it, one has to agree with 2 policies, in my Space with 3 policies etc. +++ |
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| | Profile is a linguistic contsruction that '''mediates''' a social construction: one;s identity. By providing a very controled space and using controled vocabulary puts the individual in the position to enter data in the database that will regenerate the persons identity in the context of that system. Assigns also this identity with specific regulations , duties and rights predetermined, therefore mediates power relations and control. |
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| wikipedia -user profile=
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| Olia lialina lecture-What Was the User?= computers invisible--users to.term getting osbolete. educate users.users -developers.stallman said that in the worlds of free software this would exist,olia disagrees, some would be users again. user is beautiful n important word, no excused needed this word needs to stay, t show that they are people using the systems that other s designed, everybody sdoulh become a developer ideallyCornelia: think user as a '''consumer'''.for capitalist reason content is beeing locked,consumer protection then??the user is left without choice to the companies.politics should get involved.audience-comment: '''carefull with connecting user with barthes dead of author''', and coauthor etcto distinguish them , coz barthes is more into intertextuality(f.e curating utube) but here is more about technology. audience-comment:'''prosumer/maker'''?someone said that missed this concepts in the discussion maybe user is going in the space of makerspaces?new way of interacting with technology is emerging,prosumer though is in the end a product of companies. the intelligent user-- the maker now,the user--the prosumer.olia--demand ambiguity
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| Olga g lecture- '''the user as producer of himself. of own individuality,and the user and producer of other, while the medium , the ecology is also produced,'''erosion between division user-producer000maybe it wasnt existing, as i produce and use myself,engagement of culture and art
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| ecologys which via individuals and collectives become,position----cultures, aesthetics specificl understood, that work up subjectivity
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| dealing with human condition. cognitive capitalism? subjectivity.generation of value/=/ generation of self. participation/=/ desire, the production of the subject enacts itself via aesthetic work. Individuation= continuous process, never full complete, oscalation between pre- and individual. (Simondon), mediation= the principle of individuation, mediation of relations, fluidity of subjectivity bauman etc. Guattari: ethicoaesthetics.Process of individuation-> singularisation. BATHIN 1927= a whole integral human beeing is the product of the aeshtetic creative...Plato phaidros+ a/b writting as on the most significant media that externilises speech and subjects it to different materiality, changes memory, truth and subjectivity.
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| Computational turn-?aesthetic turn. Bauman= is the production of individuality that becomes the main avenue of living a life.
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| brenda laurel computers as theatre
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| Olia lialina and dragan es. Do you believe in users?in digital folklore reader=it seems that the computer s ultimate purpose is to become an invisible appliance, '''transparent interface''' and device denying any charakteristiks of its own. most computing power is used in an attempt to make people forget about computers..digital folkore.THE PC MUST BE REGARDES AS A MEDIUM WITH A CULTURAL HISTORY SHAPED MORE BY ITS USERS AND LESS BY ITS INVENTORS
| | If we follow Olga Goriunova's concept about a user as producer of himself, of own individuality we can think about user profiles that mediate a self-production of the self and the others though symbols and communication. |
| ...when the computer became merely a machine for work ...the microsoft office a requirement ine life to know, the role of the computer users changed
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| what we mean by user?_?-? TRON! 1982._ appreciation/glorious definition. One programm asks another: DO you believe in users?/ yes of course if i dont have a user who WROTE me? another scene- the account manager and the hacker are called USER by their programas.
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| ten years later- the term was demoted to what the fathers of computer technology dubbed "Real Users" (those who pay attention to computers but not interested to learn about them) or "Naive Users", those who simply dont understand the systems.to deal with them then became to offer them a user friendly -user oriented playground where they could cause not real damage and could leave hackers alone .this is rather cynical view
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| less and less able to see the value of their contributions > > no idea about computers > > cannt reflekt on the medium itself
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| Olia lialina-turing complete user lecture, The General Purpose User
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| Lev Manovich, How do you call a person who is interacting with digital media?
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| Don Norman, Words Matter. Talk About People: Not Customers, Not Consumers, Not Users
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| Dan Gillmore, we the media
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| Al. Ludovico and Paolo Cirio.facetofacebook:smiling in the eternal party=economic success of them rests on convincing users to connect to the several hundred people who await them online (so its like convicning them to become their USERS),market value-proportional to the number of users,
| | social networking-- profiles, funpages, facebook to register-name,fam name, date birth, email, man/woman, password + 2 policies: data use policy and cookie policy, myspace real name distinguished by username, also unspecified gender, Terms of Use Agreement and consent to the Privacy Policy and Video Privacy Policy. Sample Facebook Profile Information |
| open process without users control
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user profile
user profile info model
Providing your birthday helps make sure you get the right Facebook experience for your age
integrity
A user profile is a collection of settings and metadata associated with a specific user and this user's specific customized environment. It is a digital representation of one's identity and its ensures authentication , permissions, rights, and maintainance of personal preferences. It differs from a user account, beeing a more public expression of it. User accounts can contain different user profiles.1
nickname-password-profile image
User profiles are linguistic constructions, which occur in extra linguistic structures, from the code in the websites we use to computers as linguistic devices, and have the database as a design model. This involves designing fixed structures and categories from the system ,participation and personal data contribution for the user. But what can the database say about the person? According to Mark Poster, because of its structure it manipulated symbols to form a picture of the individual. This illustrates how an identity is formed within a user profile: through language.2
Important part in the concept of user profiles play the protocolls and regulations that govern the process of their creation. In order to register in Facebook for example , to become a user of it, one has to agree with 2 policies, in my Space with 3 policies etc. +++
metadata we submit/categories+ " Why do I need to provide my birthday?"
Profile is a linguistic contsruction that mediates a social construction: one;s identity. By providing a very controled space and using controled vocabulary puts the individual in the position to enter data in the database that will regenerate the persons identity in the context of that system. Assigns also this identity with specific regulations , duties and rights predetermined, therefore mediates power relations and control.
If we follow Olga Goriunova's concept about a user as producer of himself, of own individuality we can think about user profiles that mediate a self-production of the self and the others though symbols and communication.
what concepts involves--
profile/ photography
profiling/statistics
user
of categorisation in user profiles:
operating systems--
social networking-- profiles, funpages, facebook to register-name,fam name, date birth, email, man/woman, password + 2 policies: data use policy and cookie policy, myspace real name distinguished by username, also unspecified gender, Terms of Use Agreement and consent to the Privacy Policy and Video Privacy Policy. Sample Facebook Profile Information
mozilla/persona
