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Reminder: monochrom #26-34, Vienna Release, March 11 @ MUSA
by das ende der nahrungskette 10 Mär '10

10 Mär '10

== monochrom #26-34: Ye Olde Self-Referentiality == == Release reading/party at MUSA (Museum auf Abruf) == == Felderstraße 6-8 (next to City Hall), A-1082 Vienna == March 11, 2010, 7 PM == == Special guest stars: DaddyD ( FM4), Krach der Roboter, Didi Neidhart The phatzine monochrom #26-34 (Goat of 1k Young) is an impossibility in an impossible universe -- an unpeculiar mixture of proto-aesthetic fringe work, pop attitude, subcultural science and political activism. 500 pages (55 ounces) of outrageous printed bestiality. And we plan to thoughtfully present it at MUSA. Details here: http://www.monochrom.at/mono/monochrom26-34/ == WTF is monochrom print? == monochrom is a magazine object appearing in telephone book format, which is published by the art/tech group of the same name. monochrom came into being in the mid-1990s as a fanzine for cyberculture, science, theory, cultural studies and the archaeology of pop culture in everyday life. Its collage format is reminiscent both of the early DIY fanzines of the punk and new wave underground and of the artist books of figures such as Dieter Roth, Martin Kippenberger and others. With a great deal of forced discontinuity, a cohesive potpourri of digital and analog subversion is pressed between the covers of monochrom. Each issue is an unnostalgic amalgam of 125 years of Western counterculture cocked, aimed and ready to fire at the present. It is a Sears catalog of subjective and objective irreconcilability the Godzilla version of the conventional coffee table book. == monochrom #26-34 / Content == Screws and astronauts. Roundworms and Columbia. Cannibalism at sea. Conlanging 101. The basic mechanisms of New Economy and Neoliberalism. The sketchy world of Elffriede. The status of martial law. RFID. Henry the Halibut. Rieseberg and the emergence of work. Dracula (a poem). Historicity, temporality, and politics in the cinema aesthetics of Deleuze, Rancière and Kracauer. Or-Oms call to the children. The problem with social robots. An (anti)history of Rave. The life of a Swiss banker and fascist anti-imperialist. Considerations by Martin Auer. The Stepford wives and stereotypes of putative perfection. Noise and talk. A little potpourri about amok runners, mass homicide and 80s pop songs. Scratching means life. Mae Saslaws 10005. Kiki and Bubu and Orwells 1984. Cybernetics and whatever happened to it. The integrating of the Fringe. Witchcraft and lesbianism. The weirdness (and PR) of the wonders of Oz. Rachel Lovingers personal journey towards datameaningfulness. Revolution, ads and revolt. A pilot study on the philosophy of life of schizophrenics. Pro Asylum. Bird Ball. Medicine in the Dark Ages (humor, leeches, charms and prayers). Reflections about Ivan Grubanov and Paul Chan. Communism, anti-German criticism and Israel. Surprise findings. Hot, hard cocks and tight, tight unlubricated assholes. Dubbing (Casablanca and forged movies). The treatment of media in H. P. Lovecrafts cosmic horror. The relationship of books and films explained via Capricorn One. Stories about our friends (e.g. whales). The history of Pinball machines. Italy and the incubation of fascism. Consider Phlebas and The Waste Land. The implicit ideology of media activism and its current opportunities. Urban Pilgrims touring Vienna. Ronald McDonald slapping a guy in the face. Text adventures. The Shining (Jack of all Trades, Master of None). Reappropriating architecture and playing with the built city. Recoding LOLcats. Sitcom as Endgame, Tatort out of the Volksempfänger (an attempt to understand the culture industry). Gender, race and film comedy. Neon Bible and its hidden agenda. The SNAFU principle and how hierarchies inhibit communication. The power of disposition over (global) space as a new dimension of class structuration. Lustgas. Stammlager 217 and Israels popular culture of the 1960s. Supertheory(TM). Adopt a highway. X-Wing penetration, dominatrix fathers and phallic light sabers. Europanto. The Unicorn and the Maiden. Leben macht Spass. How to build a magnificent Boom-Boom. Lots of reviews of deities, personalities, questions, states of mind, culture (as opposed to nature), nature (which cannot be divided from culture), words, social practise, future(s), technological artefacts, experiences, things on a keyboard, and matter. The short story of Pocahontas and Avatar. Walled World. Hacking the Spaces. Sally Grizzell Larsons No. 29. The tyranny of structurelessness. Jack Kirbys top 20 creations. The need of Change (keep your coins). Fehler and Fairchild Semiconductor. Richkas Answering Space and the question about Home. Worm. Future 42.0. Doctorows row-boat. Bare life innovation. A mnemonic of longing. Etiology of Romero-Fulci Disease (and the case for prions). Campaign for the abolition of personal pronouns. Yahooking. A social-centric, canine-inspired perspective on the placebo effect. Helpless machines and true loving caregivers. Information doesnt work (thats why we need information workers). The myth of Xanadu (reconsidered). John Wilcock and the Manhattan Memories. The Cult of Done. Looking at Gene Wilder. Sweet Home Alabama (and why diamonds are a girls worst nightmare). Pretesting the idea of apparative hermeneutics. Ignorantism. Artistic fears in the age of religious fundamentalism. Smoking against America. The Things of Eternity. After warfare in Yugoslavia (or: moral order of recognition). Existential game-show experiments. The epic of Gilgamesh. Mozart as public relations hype. Las Vegas and its casino traditions. Sikhs. Pornographic coding. Invader and public tiles. Splasher, street art and the Situationist International. MakerBot. Long live the porn flesh. The three rules of sidewalk junk giveaways. Melcus and his maps. Mister plomlompoms embracing of post-privacy. Catty (the baseball player). John Duncan (in: Blind Date). Michayluks crush of worship of the copy. The Telecommunications History Group. monochroms initiative for the accomplishment of Total Population. The medieval agricultural year. Office Art. A cartoon that makes neoliberals laugh. A rough guide to number stations. The digital age and ubermorgen.com. Mobile phones and for whom the SAR tolls. A call for more science... and giant dinosaurs who bite each others head off. http://www.monochrom.at/english/ http://www.monochrom.at/mono/monochrom26-34/

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esad tel
by Benjamin Klemencic 10 Mär '10

10 Mär '10

hallo liste! leider finde ich keine andere möglichkeit. kannst du bitte mir deine nummer geben, esad. es eilt. danke. alternative suchmöglichkeiten waren erfolglos. entschuldigt die massenmail. lg benjamin PS: http://IRREGAL.com freut sich über Interesse und über facebook kann Mann/Frau/X sich auf die Gästeliste zur ultrafetten Eröffnungsparty eintragen: IRREGAL in die Suche eintippen. Dies ist ein Metalab unterstütztes kommerzielles Projekt und ich dankt für diese einmalige Möglichkeit, darauf hinzuweisen. Weitere Werbung erfolgt nicht. Ich bitte vorsichtshalber von rechtlichen Schritten abzusehen.

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Fwd: [basisgruppen] Informatik & Geschlecht , experimenteller partizipativer Kurs
by Michael Zeltner 08 Mär '10

08 Mär '10

Vielleicht (hoffentlich!) stössts ja auch im Umfeld des Metalabs auf Interesse. M ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: johnny <johnny(a)diebin.at> Date: 2010/3/7 Subject: [basisgruppen] Informatik & Geschlecht , experimenteller partizipativer Kurs To: allemachtderbasis(a)liab.at -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Liebe Alle, anbei findet ihr eine Ankündigung für ein selbstorganisiertes und partizipatives Seminar, oder viel eher einen experimentellen Kurs (EK) zum Thema "Informatik & Geschlecht", das wir für dieses Sommersemester 2010 vor-organisiert haben. Mensch kann dafür auch einen Schein bekommen, kann aber auch einfach so reinschauen. Und der Kurs ist sowohl für Student*innen als auch für "Nicht-Student*innen" offen (den Schein können halt nur Studis bekommen -> blöde Verwertbarkeitslogiken -> blödes selektives Schul- und Unisystem). Außerdem versuchen wir den Kurs so zu gestalten, dass er unter Einsatz von Blended Learning Ansätzen (vor allem verwenden wir ein Kurswiki) auch Open Course Ware Inahlte produziert die dann wieder- und weiterverwendbar sind. Vielleicht interessiert einige ja das Thema und ihr macht mit. Wenn ihr diese Mail weiterleiten wollt, würden wir uns auch sehr freuen. Vielen Dank dafür. Liebe Grüße, johnny für das Kollektiv "Informatik & Geschlecht" PS.: eine Zettelversion zum Ausdrucken und/oder Aushängen gibt es auch: https://geschlechter.diebin.at/images/c/ce/Flyer.pdf PPS.: vielleicht motiviert dieser Kurs ja auch andere Leute und Gruppen dazu Seminare selbst zu organisieren. - --------------------------------------------- Uni einmal anders . . . . emanzipatorisch, selbstorganisiert und partizipativ! ********** Informatik & Geschlecht *********** ** Experimenteller Kurs (EK) , ca. 3 ECTS *** ** Sommersemester 2010 *** ** Vorbesprechung: Mi., 10.3. , 17.00-20.00 ** ** danach 2-wtl. Mi 17.00 - 20.00 ** ********************************************** Inhaltlich geht es in dem Kurs um einen kritischen Blick auf die Informatik, die unter dem Aspekt der Kategorie "Geschlecht" analysiert werden soll/kann. Daher soll auch der Begriff “Informatik” fassbar gemacht werden. Was ist diese, was kennzeichnet sie, und gibt es auch eine “andere” Informatik? Wo finden Ausgrenzungsprozesse innerhalb der Informatik statt, und wie funktionieren diese? Ein weiterer Fokus ist auf die Konstruktion der Kategorie Geschlecht gerichtet, und versucht einen Überblick über feministische und queere Ansätze zum Umgang mit dieser Kategorie zu geben. Mit diesen Foki soll ein Kontext geschaffen werden, in dem eine vermeintliche Zusammenhangslosigkeit von Informatik und Geschlecht aufgehoben wird und spezifische Zusammenhänge untersucht werden können. Wo können Ein- und Auschlüsse entlang von “Geschlechtern” nachgezeichnet werden? Gibt es an diesen Stellen Barrieren? Wie wirkt “Geschlecht” überhaupt in der Informatik und welchen Einfluss hat die Informatik auf Geschlechtskonstruktionen? Wie sind Informatiker*innen konkret davon betroffen? Wo liegen Veränderungspotentiale? Am Ende des Kurses steht die kollektive Entwicklung eines Abschlussartefakts, das einen Ausblick geben soll wie mensch mit dem Thema weitertun kann und das auch den Kurs selbst kritisch reflektiert. Dieser Kurs wird durch Blended Learning unterstützt. Das heißt, wir verwenden neben unseren regelmäßigen Treffen diverse digitale und online-Medien um zu kommunizieren und kooperativ an Wissensproduktion oder aber auch -dekonstruktion zu arbeiten. Workshops zum Umgang mit den entsprechenden Tools wird es zu Beginn des Kurses bei Bedarf geben. Der Kurs ist offen für alle Interessierten, ob Studis oder Nicht-Studis. Weitere Infos finden sich auf der Kurs-Website. Möglichkeiten der Anrechenbarkeit der Lehrveranstaltung: Dieser Kurs wird von Studierenden selbst organisiert und setzt auf emanzipatorische und partizipative Gestaltung auch während des Kurses. Die Gruppe der Initiator*innen versucht allerdings im Vorfeld Lehrende zu finden, die den Aufwand der Teilnehmer*innen auch mit einem Schein würdigen. Für individuelle Fragen zur Anrechenbarkeit kontaktiert uns bitte per e-mail. Vorbesprechung: Mittwoch, 10. März 2010, 17.00 - 20.00 fsinf-Lernraum, Treitlstraße 3 (Hochparterre), 1040 Wien Weitere Termine: 2-wöchentlich, Mittwochs 17.00 - 20.00 GeWi-Café, Campus Uni Wien/AAKH, Hof 2 Infos und Kurswebsite: http://geschlechter.diebin.at Kurs-Initiator*innen: Gruppe "Informatik & Geschlecht" geschlechter(a)diebin.at Uni einmal anders . . . . emanzipatorisch, selbstorganisiert und partizipativ! -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFLlCd96RXC5cBMzXIRAoDUAJ9DYHSFAF9w1Jg4G13Dx28XHFOusQCfdfhs tJiIsaFgsTPV6c/05vHe0JE= =4jze -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ allemachtderbasis(a)liab.at http://liab.at/lists/listinfo/allemachtderbasis -- http://niij.org/

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Apple Keyboard
by Sergey V. Mikhanov 07 Mär '10

07 Mär '10

Hi Metalabers, A question for Apple fans: how does the Apple's external keyboard (the bigger wired one: http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB110LL/A) handles Home/End/PgUp/PgDn keys? I have tried using the old-style transparent keyboard we have at Metalab with my MacBook and found out that for most of the apps Home key takes my cursor to the beginning of the document (not line, as I would expect). Is this true for the newer keyboards too? Thanks, Sergey

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Re: [Metalab] Apple Keyboard
by Amir Hassan 07 Mär '10

07 Mär '10

dont they support readline editing commands (e.g. ctrl-a -> beginning of line)? see section "editing commands" -> http://manpages.unixforum.co.uk/man-pages/unix/freebsd-6.2/3/readline-man-p… On Sun, 07 Mar 2010 13:28:12 +0100, Metalab General Discussion List <metalab(a)lists.metalab.at> wrote: >> Isn't the problem that your expectation is wrong and the apps are >> really doing exactly what you _should_ expect on a Mac (I'm presuming >> you're using OS X), i.e. the issue hasn't got anything to do with the >> keyboard itself anyways? > > > Yes, this is the case .. the Apple keyboard produces keycodes just > like a normal PC keyboard - its the apps which interpret what to do > with the results. > > I use an Apple keyboard (big white one) at work with my Linux machine > - apart from needing to set up US/Austrian keymaps (I occasionally > have a need for a bit of üöä), it functions like any other keyboard on > a Linux PC .. > > To get to beginning-of-line instead of top-of-document, I think you > use control-Home or shift-Home in most OSX Apps .. > > ; > -- > Jay Vaughan > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Metalab mailing list > Metalab(a)lists.metalab.at > http://lists.metalab.at/mailman/listinfo/metalab > >> Isn't the problem that your expectation is wrong and the apps are > >> really > doing exactly what you _should_ expect on a Mac (I'm presuming > you're > using OS > X), i.e. the issue hasn't got anything to do with the > keyboard itself > anyways? > Yes, this is the case .. the Apple keyboard produces keycodes just like > a normal > PC keyboard - its the apps which interpret what to do with the results. > I use an > Apple keyboard (big white one) at work with my Linux machine - apart from > needing to set up US/Austrian keymaps (I occasionally have a need for a > bit of > üöä), it functions like any other keyboard on a Linux PC .. To get to > beginning-of-line > instead of top-of-document, I think you use control-Home or shift-Home > in most > OSX Apps .. ; -- Jay Vaughan > _______________________________________________ > Metalab mailing list Metalab(a)lists.metalab.at > http://lists.metalab.at/mailman/listinfo/metalab

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Fwd: [Tccc] Summer intern position at Nokia Research Center at Palo Alto, CA
by Michael Alexander 05 Mär '10

05 Mär '10

Begin forwarded message: > From: Baik Hoh <baik.hoh(a)gmail.com> > Date: 05. März 2010 23:22:35 MEZ > To: tccc(a)lists.cs.columbia.edu > Subject: [Tccc] Summer intern position at Nokia Research Center at Palo Alto, CA > > Dear all, > > Nokia research center at Palo Alto, CA is looking for candidates for the > following position. If you are interested in the position, please find the > link at the end of this email. > > =============================================================== > Research Intern - Mobile Internet Services Systems-RES000000A6 > > *Job Description* > Nokia, the world's leading mobile telecommunications company, recently > established a new research facility in Palo Alto to participate in the > Silicon Valley ecosystem while pursuing a wide range of experimental systems > research projects. > > Nokia Research Center, Palo Alto, is focusing on the theme of collaborative > experiences and collective intelligence enabled by the emerging ubiquitous > wireless Internet, embracing an open innovation model and developing > collaborative relationships with universities and industry partners. > > The MISS team researches collaborative location based services with a focus > on privacy and scalability issues. Our research is focused on building > end-to-end prototype systems to explore real-world issues. One example is > creating a global picture of real-time traffic condition on a large area by > aggregating limited knowledge from a large number of anonymous users with > GPS enabled cell phones, sometimes called Citizen Science. One of the main > projects of the team at this time is to design incentive schemes that give > reward to participants. Research issues include (but are not limited to): > incentive mechanism design, user privacy, and data integrity. > > > *Qualifications* > We are looking for graduate students in Computer Science, Electrical > Engineering, Economics, or related fields to do a three to six month > internship. Candidates are expected to have competence in Game theory, > Microeconomics, and programming skills (e.g., Java). Additionally, you > should have strong practical and problem-solving skills, ability to > effectively communicate, strong inclination to collaborate, and a passion to > create new and innovative solutions. > > > Apply online<http://nokia.taleo.net/careersection/10120/jobdetail.ftl?lang=en&job=624566>to > this position. > > Thank you. > ==================================================================== > > Baik Hoh > Senior scientist > baik.hoh AT nokia.com > Nokia Research Center, Palo Alto CA > _______________________________________________ > Tccc mailing list > Tccc(a)lists.cs.columbia.edu > https://lists.cs.columbia.edu/cucslists/listinfo/tccc

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20m² WG-Zimmer in 1070 ab April
by Roland Jankowski 04 Mär '10

04 Mär '10

Ahoi, In unserer 5 Personen WG wird ab Anfang April ein Zimmer frei - wir suchen also eine neue MitbewohnerIn. Das zu vergebenden Zimmer ist etwas größer als 20 m² und separat begehbar. Die Miete beträgt 270€ kalt. Dazu kommen noch ungefähr 30 bis 40€ Strom/Gas und ein bisschen was für Fernsehen, Internet und Zeitungen. Die Wohnung ist im vierten Stock eines Altbaus in der Neustiftgasse 15 (Nähe Volkstheater). U-Bahnstationen und Nachtbusanbindung finden sich also fast direkt vor der Haustüre. Ausstattung: vor drei Jahren eingebaute Gasetagenheizung, Gemeinschaftsküche mit Geschirrspüler und abgetrenntem Ess- und Wohnzimmerbereich, Badewanne, Kabelfernsehen, Chello + Funkfeuer Uplink und Cat5 Leitung in jedem Zimmer. Weiters gibts ein Kellerabteil und nen' kleinen Fahrradkeller im Haus. Bei Interesse bitte Mail an roland (ät) xaok.org lg Roland Jankowski

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Job Offer Crypto Developer
by red667 04 Mär '10

04 Mär '10

Hallo, bei interesse bitte direkte mail an mich, dann leite ich weiter bzw gebe kontaktdaten her. die suchen glaub dringend ;) greetz red Position 1 Analyst bzw. Architekt zur Unterstützung der Projektleitung Kenntnisse: Signaturlösungen im öst. E-government Umfeld Konzepte der Anforderungsanalyse Aufgaben: Erhebung der Anforderungen Zertifikate/Signaturlösungen Erarbeitung des Lösungsdesigns gemeinsam mit externem Entwicklungspartner Leistungsumfang Ab sofort, vor Ort in Wien, für 6 Monate 40 h/ Woche, dann weitere 6 Monate 20h/Woche Position 2 und 3: Senior Entwickler und Senior Architekt „Java mit Kryptographieschwepunkt“ Kenntnisse: Eclipse, Spring, XML, Tomcat, Apache CXF Bouncy Castle (must!), PKCS#11, JSF Leistungsumfang Ab sofort, vor Ort in Wien Senior Entwickler: 40 h/ Woche zwischen 6-12 Monate Senior Architekt 20h/Woche zwischen 6-12 Monate

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monochrom #26-34, Vienna Release, March 11 @ MUSA
by das ende der nahrungskette 04 Mär '10

04 Mär '10

== monochrom #26-34: Ye Olde Self-Referentiality == == Release reading/party at MUSA (Museum auf Abruf) == == Felderstraße 6-8 (next to City Hall), A-1082 Vienna == March 11, 2010, 7 PM == == Special guest stars: DaddyD ( FM4), Krach der Roboter, Didi Neidhart The phatzine monochrom #26-34 (Goat of 1k Young) is an impossibility in an impossible universe -- an unpeculiar mixture of proto-aesthetic fringe work, pop attitude, subcultural science and political activism. 500 pages (55 ounces) of outrageous printed bestiality. And we plan to thoughtfully present it at MUSA. Details here: http://www.monochrom.at/mono/monochrom26-34/ == WTF is monochrom print? == monochrom is a magazine object appearing in telephone book format, which is published by the art/tech group of the same name. monochrom came into being in the mid-1990s as a fanzine for cyberculture, science, theory, cultural studies and the archaeology of pop culture in everyday life. Its collage format is reminiscent both of the early DIY fanzines of the punk and new wave underground and of the artist books of figures such as Dieter Roth, Martin Kippenberger and others. With a great deal of forced discontinuity, a cohesive potpourri of digital and analog subversion is pressed between the covers of monochrom. Each issue is an unnostalgic amalgam of 125 years of Western counterculture cocked, aimed and ready to fire at the present. It is a Sears catalog of subjective and objective irreconcilability the Godzilla version of the conventional coffee table book. == monochrom #26-34 / Content == Screws and astronauts. Roundworms and Columbia. Cannibalism at sea. Conlanging 101. The basic mechanisms of New Economy and Neoliberalism. The sketchy world of Elffriede. The status of martial law. RFID. Henry the Halibut. Rieseberg and the emergence of work. Dracula (a poem). Historicity, temporality, and politics in the cinema aesthetics of Deleuze, Rancière and Kracauer. Or-Oms call to the children. The problem with social robots. An (anti)history of Rave. The life of a Swiss banker and fascist anti-imperialist. Considerations by Martin Auer. The Stepford wives and stereotypes of putative perfection. Noise and talk. A little potpourri about amok runners, mass homicide and 80s pop songs. Scratching means life. Mae Saslaws 10005. Kiki and Bubu and Orwells 1984. Cybernetics and whatever happened to it. The integrating of the Fringe. Witchcraft and lesbianism. The weirdness (and PR) of the wonders of Oz. Rachel Lovingers personal journey towards datameaningfulness. Revolution, ads and revolt. A pilot study on the philosophy of life of schizophrenics. Pro Asylum. Bird Ball. Medicine in the Dark Ages (humor, leeches, charms and prayers). Reflections about Ivan Grubanov and Paul Chan. Communism, anti-German criticism and Israel. Surprise findings. Hot, hard cocks and tight, tight unlubricated assholes. Dubbing (Casablanca and forged movies). The treatment of media in H. P. Lovecrafts cosmic horror. The relationship of books and films explained via Capricorn One. Stories about our friends (e.g. whales). The history of Pinball machines. Italy and the incubation of fascism. Consider Phlebas and The Waste Land. The implicit ideology of media activism and its current opportunities. Urban Pilgrims touring Vienna. Ronald McDonald slapping a guy in the face. Text adventures. The Shining (Jack of all Trades, Master of None). Reappropriating architecture and playing with the built city. Recoding LOLcats. Sitcom as Endgame, Tatort out of the Volksempfänger (an attempt to understand the culture industry). Gender, race and film comedy. Neon Bible and its hidden agenda. The SNAFU principle and how hierarchies inhibit communication. The power of disposition over (global) space as a new dimension of class structuration. Lustgas. Stammlager 217 and Israels popular culture of the 1960s. Supertheory(TM). Adopt a highway. X-Wing penetration, dominatrix fathers and phallic light sabers. Europanto. The Unicorn and the Maiden. Leben macht Spass. How to build a magnificent Boom-Boom. Lots of reviews of deities, personalities, questions, states of mind, culture (as opposed to nature), nature (which cannot be divided from culture), words, social practise, future(s), technological artefacts, experiences, things on a keyboard, and matter. The short story of Pocahontas and Avatar. Walled World. Hacking the Spaces. Sally Grizzell Larsons No. 29. The tyranny of structurelessness. Jack Kirbys top 20 creations. The need of Change (keep your coins). Fehler and Fairchild Semiconductor. Richkas Answering Space and the question about Home. Worm. Future 42.0. Doctorows row-boat. Bare life innovation. A mnemonic of longing. Etiology of Romero-Fulci Disease (and the case for prions). Campaign for the abolition of personal pronouns. Yahooking. A social-centric, canine-inspired perspective on the placebo effect. Helpless machines and true loving caregivers. Information doesnt work (thats why we need information workers). The myth of Xanadu (reconsidered). John Wilcock and the Manhattan Memories. The Cult of Done. Looking at Gene Wilder. Sweet Home Alabama (and why diamonds are a girls worst nightmare). Pretesting the idea of apparative hermeneutics. Ignorantism. Artistic fears in the age of religious fundamentalism. Smoking against America. The Things of Eternity. After warfare in Yugoslavia (or: moral order of recognition). Existential game-show experiments. The epic of Gilgamesh. Mozart as public relations hype. Las Vegas and its casino traditions. Sikhs. Pornographic coding. Invader and public tiles. Splasher, street art and the Situationist International. MakerBot. Long live the porn flesh. The three rules of sidewalk junk giveaways. Melcus and his maps. Mister plomlompoms embracing of post-privacy. Catty (the baseball player). John Duncan (in: Blind Date). Michayluks crush of worship of the copy. The Telecommunications History Group. monochroms initiative for the accomplishment of Total Population. The medieval agricultural year. Office Art. A cartoon that makes neoliberals laugh. A rough guide to number stations. The digital age and ubermorgen.com. Mobile phones and for whom the SAR tolls. A call for more science... and giant dinosaurs who bite each others head off. http://www.monochrom.at/english/ http://www.monochrom.at/mono/monochrom26-34/

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Metalab auf Okto.
by ninnghizidha 03 Mär '10

03 Mär '10

'nuff said.

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