a quick idea for using web activities

I bumpbed into verbase.. They want to be a search engine that, like google before them, promises to be clean. They want people to use them so thayt they could use people to sell them tech for internet of things. Hence they developed a rather interesting panel that functions as a web activities central: Now.. […]

thoughts about cubes, cubism, and being? or is it robots from arts perspectives?

Today I noticed this MIT robotics development: It seems to have roused a few diverse opinions and views around the interwebs. Have not however read an artistic/art perception.. In the video, I was interested by the explanation that due to the shape – cube – the robot can adapt and adjust to various tasks. (rather […]

lavabit a bit of a hypocrite?

Democracy now has an interesting and self promoting in terms of contradictions, (hence hypocritical imho, interview with lavabits’ head Ladar Levison. * Lavabit is a for profit company, not a service. If you wanted to enjoy its encryption – you had to pay. The state, and fbi as part of it, is the effective guarantor […]

a museum of/for capitalism *search*?

the search is on yacy only. Perhaps this practice requires other search algorithms and databases, however that in itself might be contextual, or rhythmic dependant.. For now am leaving as such, partially because of own time restrictions.. Might update later on.. a future of words capitalisation practices? http://178.63.84.82:8092/yacysearch.html?query=capitalistic+for+search&startRecord=&maximumRecords=&nav=all | capitalistic for search | | capitalistic […]

a museum of/for capitalism *research*?

Was listening to a Boris Groys conversation while doing a bunch of other stuff – he is kind of fun to mull, ponder and contemplate dis/agreements with. (eg, just because capitalism is using speed, means not that in a free cultural world we should not use it. Just like the fact the capitalists eat and […]

questions for the living gallery of how death might be?

Later on this month, I’ll be in the living gallery residency. (by animamus art salon) sequence is transferable, like a rhythm it goes boombomboom – not lok in new york on 5th avenu there is a crack in the pavement – u need to be there. what are the booboombombanams of the animanus at apiary? […]

fermented herrings and the horrors of the known?

I was checking stuff to do with fermented herrings for my sons’ birthday. (never had that before..) eg how to eat: http://minareceptsamlingar.blogspot.co.uk/2007/08/fermented-herring.html reads very similar to http://www.sweden.se/eng/Home/Lifestyle/Food-drink/Reading/10-things-to-know-about-Swedens-food-culture/ and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmaedvVBkV8… I thought to get rivita (similar to swedish bread or/and some wraps and do so potatos, baked beens, fried + fresh unions, some fresh tomatoes, preppers […]

drawbrixton searches, negotiations, collisions and others?

If this data had a mouth + brian + character + some animalistic personality of its own or even of some other data strands and electric rhythms – then perhaps it’ll try to tell you that soon more stuff is going to come up under the drawbrixton tag?

silent disco and education??

the colliding imagination search as a being of Being not dead being that used to?

Just posted to media-curating-lust and presented stuff a bit as a search, but perhaps not fully.. i wanted to say also that its not needed to specify certain elements because people could make their own.. Not just in mind but in shareable way, on the network. How evr this would have requred me talking about […]

search categories and categories vs search?

I am wondering whether it is possible to argue that categorisation – also that of objects, and object types – is actually a practice that somehow might deny the process of search.. It seems that, at least in the sense of Presentation, categories come after a search process… I am not saying that one is […]

the opposite of mechanisation and organicanisation?

I talked to a few people about non non-mechanisation – ie organicanisation. It seems interesting that a few, unrelated nor linked, people said that there are mechanical elements in the organic. I think the similarity is when organic processes become mecvhanically looking.. eg the way my hands move during typing.. However, the way my hands […]

a historically shapeless shape shapeless void in contemporary art?

Seems an interesting talk highlighting various necessary negatives needed/required for art – or art-ability? – to be? Also, it strikes me as a reminder of meanings and expression in art and that perhaps the view that artists do express themselves and share meanings – might actually be a shapeless remnant of a shape-full religious history […]

language creation art and geisha sequence/strand?

http://www.zompist.com/gen.html – checked this and somehow got http://conlang.org/resources/ which bumped me into: http://www.zompist.com/chinawords.html when notices that perhaps geisha has “art” in it. https://duckduckgo.com/?t=lm&q=geisha+etymology http://www.memidex.com/geisha – towards the end of the “page” where it seems like “art” refers to entertainment/perfomative-acts like singing & dancing.. I now wonder if this might also have anything to do with […]

lets web again like we did last in ’92?

A retro simulation of 1st web browser by CERN. Find out, with the help of html5, how it was to be an early web user. In some ways, I think the interface is still relevant.. It feels more conversational, the command line.. And perhaps lend itself better to voice-based interfaces.. At least as a reference […]

the non and un of organicanisation?

Lets take a word. Not a very used word, probably a “could be” word – organicanisation – how is it? How is the search of the word? Is it not a collection of sounds that, because of its links with other meanings associated sounds, is in a constant search for meanings that will always evolve […]