bryan wann :: binary furyhttps://binaryfury.wann.net/
fixing up vintage computers and software, so why not get a vintage tractor running? TL;DR: good news: tractor runs, bad news, a lot of bad things [photos: flickr – IH 484 tr
Bryan Wann, California, USA
John Gilmore's home pagehttp://www.toad.com/gnu/
the First Conference on Computers, Freedom and Privacy. I remained quite active in EFF, and served on its Board of Directors for decades, until a spasm of political correctness du
Testimony of Howard Rheingoldhttps://www.ciec.org/transcripts/April_1_Rheingold.html
that resides on computers is sent through 23 communication wires, we're seeing that voice and images and 24 software, as well as words, can be converted to digital form 25 and sen
How to Build a Low-tech Website? | LOW←TECH MAGAZINEhttps://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2018/09/how-to-build-a-low-tech-website/
shorten the lifetime of computers — larger websites require more powerful computers to access them. This means that more computers need to be manufactured, which is a very energy-
This is a solar-powered website, which means it sometimes goes offline
Great Green Room: A Partial History of Computer Conferencing in Ann Arborhttp://greatgreenroom.org/item_19.html
study methods of using computers in education. He started experimenting with existing computer conferencing systems in 1972, but found them expensive and restrictive to use. In re
Art and Culture in the 20th and 21st Centuryhttps://www.scaruffi.com/art/20th.html
: Brenda Laurel's book "Computers as Theatre" 1991 : Wolfgang Staehle founds the bulletin board The Thing for contemporary art 1991 : Japanese architect Kenzo Tange designs Tokyo'
MUCK Infohttp://transform.to/~starling/stuff/muckinfo.html
run on individual's computers, not the server, and allow the client computers to communicate with a server running Fuzzball in the language of Telnet. You don't need a server to p
Richard A. Bartle: Players Who Suit MUDshttps://mud.co.uk/richard/hcds.htm
months on university computers before a combination of management breakdown (brought on by player boredom) and resource hogging would force them to close down - with no other MUDs
John Seely Brown: Publicationshttps://www.johnseelybrown.com/pubs.html
Have All the Computers Gone?,” MIT Technology Review , John Seely Brown, January/February 2001, pp 86-87. “Ecological Computing.” The Industry Standard , John Se
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