An innovative system being tested across Kenya allows people to access drinking water at the touch of a button.
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An innovative system being tested across Kenya allows people to access drinking water at the touch of a button.
We need a lot of debate on what a smart house is good for, but I’m thinking an awareness of the needs of innocence would help this debate quite a lot.
Casa Jasmina: The RAM House at Atelier Clerici |
In October 2012, less than a year before the Snowden revelations, a small sculpture arrived at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, D.C. It was a surveillance camera—a replica of the cameras that Chinese officials had stationed around the home of Ai Weiwei, the artist. He carved it in marble. Dull...
In the fall of 1769, Thomas Jefferson lost a slave. His name was Sandy, and he was a runaway. Sandy was “about 35 years of age.” He worked as a shoemaker. Jefferson described him as “artful and knavish.” He was also “something of a horse jockey.” Jefferson criticized slavery. Yet...
demonstration at convincing scale," which is to say that you can’t just show it in a lab, you have to prove that it can be a viable business.
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A recent demonstration in Madrid was a symbolic jab at the Spanish government and the world’s first political protest by hologram.
Cardboard Design Lab, a collaboration from Google and ustwo, visually immerses designers into the very principles they'll be crafting VR experiences around.
(via Donna Haraway, "Anthropocene, Capitalocene, Chthulucene: Staying with the Trouble", 5/9/14 on Vimeo)
Correction appended, Aug. 13 A man accused of killing a fellow student in Florida was linked by authorities Tuesday to an image purportedly of an…
the surveillance state enforcing surveillance as the normative form of care. The state cannot teach its citizens, because it has no idea what to teach; it can only place them under observation. Perfect observation — panopticism — then becomes its telos, which is justifies and universalizes by imposing a responsibility to surveil on the very citizens already being surveilled. The state’s commandment to parents: Do as I do.
Surveillance and Care | Snakes and Ladders
The Star Trek computer, at least in the 1960s, was not ahead of its time, but *of* its time. It lacked the vision to see even five years into the future.
People Have the Star Trek Computer Backwards | Hapgood
THE INFORMATICS OF DOMINATION / Donna Haraway
Donna Haraway - A Cyborg Manifesto