I was thinking about writing a post about licensing stuff online because I find that it would be just dandy if more people would publish their works under a more liberal license. My idea is that a lot of folks don’t do this this simply because they don’t even know about it, so their creations [...]
Yep, Flickr.com got a bit more “secure” recently, if you can call it that, and I have to say that I’m sorry to find out about it.
You see, flickr users posting their nifty pics could disallow surfers like myself from viewing the original photo and only allow the preview on the main photo page.
This [...]
February 11, 2007 – 19:44
If you happen to host your own blog on a domain of your own with a hosting company, you might have access to your raw HTTP log files just like me.
Since those raw logs are first of all quite interesting to have some statistics tool run on, and secondly are taking up precious disc space [...]
September 7, 2006 – 19:22
It’s time to feed the brain once again with a selection of free literature, downloadable in PDF format off the infamous internet. Yes indeed, and I think there’s some for everyones taste for once, and not only the geeks amoung us.
Talking geeks, lets kick off with seeing to their needs. How about some security [...]
November 12, 2005 – 19:31
DRM sucks.
I said it before, but the recent Sony malware episode really makes clear DRM is just plain evil in it’s current state.
I mean sure, I guess people are allowed to protect their content right.(I’m not going into the fact that I want to play the music I bought anywhere I feel like it, cause [...]
Remember that cool amen narrative sample in that Fucknose set I talked about here?
Of course you don’t, but that doesn’t matter, I just came across the whole thing, a history of the Winstons “Amen Brother” break.
Can I Get An Amen? is an audio installation that unfolds a critical perspective of perhaps the most sampled drums [...]
Found a few things on BoingBoing again, which is not so uncommon really.
A neato article on remix culture at Wired by the one like William Gibson. I like his train of thought, probably because I feel the same way about it.
“Who owns the words?” asked a disembodied but very persistent voice throughout much of Burroughs’ [...]
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