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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
314 pages of free sci-fi/cyperpunk novel can’ be bad right? At boingboing I read that Richard Kadrey published his latest creative work Blind Shrike as a free downloadable PDF under a Creative Commons license. Sweet! Good to know is that it’s been specially adapted for onscreen reading, which will make plenty of beavers and nature [...]
Yahoo! has just launched a Creative Commons search engine enabling you to search for freely (re)ussable photo’s, music, art, in whatever production you’re up to. Excellent! I can even find my own blog in there, which makes sense since it’s CC licensed, but it doesn’t show my archive.org content just yet, so some finetuning is [...]
It’s always interesting when people use something in a way that originally noone was thinking about. The Open Source idea has been around for quite a while now, but nobody really came up with the idea of creating a beer brand and make it Open Source… until now. The Danish beer is licensed under a [...]
December 15, 2004 – 23:01
By pure chance I came across this site sproutworks.com that seems to be containing a copy of my blog (actually, I was doing an ego search on Google, but I’d rather not mention that). In fact it copies all blogger.com blogs in a so called Blogger Aggregator by fetching the atom.xml, and storing it in [...]
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