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The End of Forgetting | Alchemical Musings

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Aurum nostrum non est aurum vulgi. July 19, 2010. The End of Forgetting. A compilation of some of my work on the politics of memory:. The Internet as Playground and Factory – Jonah Bossewitch. From Voices from The Internet as Play. Media in Transition 6, MIT 4/25/2009, Strategic Agency in an Age of Limitless Information. Theat n’ Youth, Teachers College 3/31/2006, Permanent Records. The End of Forgetting: Strategic Agency Beyond the Panopticon [preprint]. Filed by jonah at 9:22 pm under.

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Makers, Burners and Pedagogy Transformers | Alchemical Musings

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Aurum nostrum non est aurum vulgi. September 29, 2013. Makers, Burners and Pedagogy Transformers. Last Thursday, I managed to further integrate my personal/professional/hobbiest identitites, and me and two of my esteemed colleagues ( Therese. Presented Burning Man and Hacker/Maker Spaces at the weekly CCNMTL staff meeting. The rosetta stone for our talk was Fred Turner’s seminal paper. Burning Man at Google. A cultural infrastructure for new media production. Published by New Media and Society. Audio exp...

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I | Alchemical Musings

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Aurum nostrum non est aurum vulgi. February 15, 2015. I love traveling and I travel alot. In the past few years I have added a fun toy to my travel kit – a small, portable bluetooth speaker. I am currently using the Logitech UE Mini Boom. And would typically digitize one or two CDs per night. Maybe a few more over the weekend. After a year my collection was digitized. My first MP3 player was a Rio Diamond 500. Running the open-source RockBox. For years, Eben Moglen has been claiming that hardware manufac...

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Audio experiments and the rise of Scuttlebutt | Alchemical Musings

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Aurum nostrum non est aurum vulgi. November 9, 2014. Audio experiments and the rise of Scuttlebutt. By Jonah Bossewitch and Rob Garfield. Since Mavericks), the same voice recognition software that powers Siri. I used the Soundflower. Kernel extensions to send the audio output from Audacity. Into Dictation’s input. To assist in the manual transcription. ExpressScribe makes it easy to control the playback speed, and can be configured to play a segment, automatically pause, and then rewind the video to ...

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endofforgetting | Alchemical Musings

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Aurum nostrum non est aurum vulgi. September 28, 2014. The sheriff and the pretty woman. I just read a provocative essay in the Atlantic that draws a connecting thread between many of today’s top news stories. What do the ISIS beheadings, the NFL domestic abuse scandals, the Fergeson riots and nude celebrities all have in common? Pics or didn’t happen. The new crisis of the connected camera. Describes the emergence of the “networked lens” and the ethical questions this new(ish) medium raises. In the Atla...

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Hippocratic hypocrisy | Alchemical Musings

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Aurum nostrum non est aurum vulgi. December 12, 2013. When I graduated from Teachers College in ’07, I donned the goofy ceremonial robes and walked with my classmates at the university-wide commencement. I distinctly remember my astonishment when I heard the medical graduates recite the Hippocratic oath. Apollo Physician and Asclepius and Hygieia and Panacea and all the gods and goddesses, making them my witnesses, that I will fulfill according to my ability and judgment this oath and this covenant:.

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peddling platforms | Alchemical Musings

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Aurum nostrum non est aurum vulgi. February 2, 2014. New York City’s bike share program is flourishing, and I recently signed up for a membership even though I live outside the range of any Citibike stations. I find it convenient and fun to use the bikes to cross town, as well as zip from place to place when I am downtown. Since my first ride on the Parisian Vélib’. I’ve become a huge fan of bike shares, and have enjoyed rides in Paris, DC, Denver, Miami, and Toronto. Let’s start with the hardware&...

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Social Software Affordances: November 2005

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Blog for the course offered at Teachers College, Columbia University during Fall 2005. Tuesday, November 29, 2005. Marion: the disjointedness of online sociality. About the connection between the links pointing to a community web site and the relevancy of those links to the goals of the community. She asks: "Is there really value in establishing links between sources that are inherently unrelated? It's all part of the process of delegating some social agency to the Code. Posted by Ulises at 7:14 AM.

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Social Things.: October 2005

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Culture. identity. social enterprise. technology. creativity. A blog documenting my thoughts and research for "Social Software Affordances Fall/05" (graduate course exploring the impact of social technologies on society, education, technology - offered at Columbia University's Teachers College. Monday, October 31, 2005. A few days ago, Matt C. Commented on my blog about the H2O Playlist. Tool - thanks for checking it out, Matt! Also, as Steve. Posted by Molly K. @ 10:51 PM. Sunday, October 30, 2005.