...introduced multiple technological concretizations that are present in the computers of today as a sort of legacy, such as the QWERTY Keyboard with control keys
...aces, that allowed to share the computational power of the huge room-sized computers of the timed in parallel between many users of larger institutions, enablin
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...o the limit, but also some weird use of live analog audio / video mixing + computers -- plus in fact NLS is a group working tool as well (community = collective
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...ack-end, the more deadly globalised work of the manufacture and dumping of computers, as well as the non-work of leisure and consumption. How do the hacker ethi
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...ts (in Rosenzweig words) who were interested in the community potential of computers as a vector of freedom, decentralisation, democracy and liberation. (Wizard
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...computer programming languages stand in an intermediate position, between computers and humans, having to be comprehensible to both. For these reasons computer
...ptions: either write code or allow code to write us. According to Rushkoff computers gave us the possibility to write and make public what we write, never the l
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...me blindingly obvious: all the memory that everybody keeps adding to their computers comes from people. Nobody can remember a damn thing. Every time somebody ad
...other five hundred megabytes get sucked out of the passengers’ brains. The computers’ thirst for memory is bottomless: the more they suck, the more they need.
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...computer programming languages stand in an intermediate position, between computers and humans, having to be comprehensible to both. For these reasons computer
...ptions: either write code or allow code to write us. According to Rushkoff computers gave us the possibility to write and make public what we write, never the l
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...computer programming languages stand in an intermediate position, between computers and humans, having to be comprehensible to both. For these reasons computer
...ptions: either write code or allow code to write us. According to Rushkoff computers gave us the possibility to write and make public what we write, never the l
15 KB (2,383 words) - 15:31, 19 April 2012
...computer programming languages stand in an intermediate position, between computers and humans, having to be comprehensible to both. For these reasons computer
...ptions: either write code or allow code to write us. According to Rushkoff computers gave us the possibility to write and make public what we write, never the l
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With relation to ideology, Chun describes how computers simulate ideology by acting as a “false interpretive apparatus.” (p19)
...promise an end to unskilled labour and an increase in leisure time as the computers take over. I annotated two chapters, titled ''The Human Machine'', and ''Co
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And with new technology we have new type of relation with machines, computers (Non-human) we can talk through them, human have more intimate space in our
And with new technology we have new type of relation with machines, computers (Non-human) we can talk through them, human have more intimate space in our
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Raspberry Pi documentation → https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/configuration.html<br><br>
This section configures the Raspberry Pi to let wireless clients access computers on the main (Ethernet) network, and from there the internet.
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...ystem : ''"the societies of control operate with machines of a third type, computers, whose passive danger is jamming and whose active one is piracy and the int
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* prototyping classes about how to take (a better) care of our computers
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...ed in the west (the smashing of atoms; the invention of radio, television, computers, immunology; so forth and so on) data has been arriving about the practices
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...trap that allowed the secret police to establish remote control over their computers. And what a trap it was: Someone broke into the server that hosted the webs
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''only interactions with the black box. No direct link between computers''
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...media used in publishing it is necessary to understand the physicality of computers in it's resources. When typing on Open Office, using Photoshop or any other
6 KB (880 words) - 22:39, 22 November 2021
The technique of supervision grows after World War 2. The computers give a great advantage, because it provided processing and analysis of a hu
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...matised by the advancing modes of technology, machines, and in particular, computers and surveillance.
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