MechanicalHuman external memory system
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2013-05-01
Source: pixiv.net
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This Is the Most Detailed Picture of the Internet EverSource: Vice Magazine
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2013-04-30
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Extract from the Gallery of default anonymity: A work in progress by Rob Walker.
Source: murketing.com
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“This is what Facebook sends to the police when they (or rather, a judge) asks nicely enough”
Source: BuzzFeed
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(via 2087)
Source: wntrmute
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Soundboy: How the internet influences what we wear
I’m always fascinated with how the internet is impacting other creative industries beyond music.
On Saturday I took my little sister to The Vogue Festival as a birthday present, and we watched 4 of London’s most exciting young designers (JW Anderson, Jonathan Saunders, Mary Katrantzou and Erdem…
Source: soundboy
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2013-04-29
Can a documentary be shot and directed entirely by robots?
Source: vimeo.com
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What Big Data Says About You (by THNKR)
Source: youtube.com
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Your _LIVESON twitter account is created - it will keep tweeting even after you’ve passed away.
— _LIVESON
Source: liveson.org
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IR Full-Body Scans in UDK, viewed in VR. (by Lee Perry-Smith)
Source: vimeo.com
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On the contrary, according to the explication proposed in this paper, presence occurs when natural and/or technological conditions allow for reciprocal relationships.
— http://www.temple.edu/ispr/prev_conferences/proceedings/2006/P2006proceedings.pdf
Source: temple.edu
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Information is less the product of discrete processing units than the outcome of the networked relations between them, links between people, between machines, and between machines and people.
Source: varnelis.net
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Forever Paleontology could be described as the “poor-person’s omniscience.” The Forever Paleontologist, hypothetical denizen of the near-future, seeks to maintain a semblance of chronology in his/her increasingly non-linear existence online. Daily routines of linking, searching and sifting provide makeshift continuity by way of pattern-recognition over time. Sentiment becomes sediment, or vice-versa, as out-of-place articles are uncovered (again), jogging one’s memory. Speculatively, Forever Paleontology is also a repressed desire to keep one’s “inboard brain” active lest evolutionary forces, in an ironic homage to Lucy, lobby for a reduction in the cranial quarters.
Source: metaphortean.wordpress.com
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Thanks to our connection machine, they [young people] will stay linked, likely for the rest of their lives. With their blogs, MySpace pages, Flickr photos, YouTube videos, Seesmic conversations, Twitter feeds, and all the means for sharing their lives yet to be invented, they will leave lifelong Google tracks that will make it easier to find them.
Source: trendwatching.com
