Household Emergent Behavior?

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Emergent Architecture

Emergent Architecture 08/05/2002 10:43 PM

Emergent church

Emergent church 08/05/2004 02:32 PM
AKMA successfully complicates the notion of the "emergent Church." Snippet: Any singular model of liturgical normativity came into prominence by way of a long path of emergence — so picking on emergent church for its buffet liturgical practice occludes the cafeteria past that lies behind the watershed liturgical models. Fascinating. One of the things I like about Judaism (speaking as a non-observant Jew) is the way an original text grounds it, interpretation frees it to respond to modern and cultural differences, and a tradition of discourse guides how interpretation addresses the original text....

Emergent bl0gging from Iran

Emergent bl0gging from Iran 02/11/2004 12:15 PM

Yesterday, Jeff Jarvis introduced us to the Iranian blogger, Pedram Moallemian. Pedram blogs at Iranian.net. He is one of the outspoken Iranians who blogs in English and help us understand what's going on on the incredible number of Persian blogs. He explain that the Persian blogs can be traced to the short explanation written by Hoder at Hoder.com explaining how to use Blogger in Persian. There are now over 100,000 Persian blogs. Most of the blogs are about politics and sex as well as other things like poetry. The suppression of free speech in Iran is one of the explanations for the number of Persian blogs, but the notion that one short page of Persian documentation for Blogger starting this incredible trend is also very important. Many countries and languages probably just need a small seed to create an emergent cascade of blogging adoption.

Jeff writes about an arrested Iranian blogger who was recently freed. Great post with links to other interesting posts about Iranian blogging.

Emergent Democracy Worldwide

Emergent Democracy Worldwide 02/10/2004 02:51 AM
Ethan prepared some notes for our session which starts in 2.5 hours.

The conversation so far:

Ethan's critique of "Second Superpower", "Emergent Democracy"

Joi's response, on finding the next Salam Pax

Examples of emergent democracy from Joi and Ethan's readers

Views from the rest of the world

Hossein Derakhshan, Iranian pied piper for blogs

IranFilter - translated overview of 100,000 persian language blogs

Living on the Planet - global blog content aggregator

Narconews - trilingual news on the drug war

BlogAfrica

BlogAfrica catalog and aggregator

Adam Chambas's Accra Crisis Blog

Rebecca MacKinnon's NKZone - alternative reporting from North Korea

Oh My News, South Korea's brilliant citizen journalism project

Ghana Web, news and opinion

Subang Jaya e-news from Malaysia

Blogalization, content in translation from blogs around the world

Efforts to build cross-cultural dialogue, give a voice to people in developing nations

Open Knowledge Network content from the developing world, for the developing world. And, in Kiswahili

Voices04 Voices for folks without a voice in the 2004 election

SARS Watch. Became a platform for Chinese voices on SARS to communicate, uncensored

Taking IT Global

Kabissa - online discussion for African NGOs

What could we do we do:

Online legislation in Estonia

SARI - leading application became lobbying regional government via wireless internet.

Cellphones, talk radio and election monitoring in Ghana

Smart mobs, SMS in Kenya

What does a cellphone-based anticorruption system look like?

How do we launch OhMyNews in every nation

"Emergent Democracy Forum"

"Emergent Democracy Forum" 12/25/2003 09:09 AM

Emergent Democracy Forum day

Emergent Democracy Forum day 12/24/2003 06:32 AM
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Emergent Democracy Forum

Emergent Democracy Forum 12/23/2003 04:38 PM
O'Reilly has just announced its Emergent Democracy Forum, sorta kinda part of the Emerging Technology conference. Looks like it could be good. (Disclosure: I'm on the organizing committee.)...

US household penetration of PCs has
reached nearly 80%

US household penetration of PCs has
reached nearly 80% 06/11/2004 08:01 AM
Linux Electrons Jun 11 2004 12:37PM GMT

Bioengineered household appliances

Bioengineered household appliances 07/24/2004 12:59 AM
Faux company "Geniecorp" makes creepy, icky, biogenetically-engineered household appliances for happy mutant homes of the future. "Lick-n-Span," "Alarm Cock," and "Lhasa Mopso" are but a few. Link to the online shopping mall, full of funny, handsomely-designed Flash animations -- it's all a clever promotional tease for this self-published book. (Thanks, Howard)

cortina household pets

cortina household pets 01/16/2004 11:31 AM
Paul O'Neill has backed off from some of the statements I quoted a couple of days ago. Of course, this has resulted in a few e-mail lectures from people who kindly advise that I should just shut my stupid Hollywood liberal mouth and move to France. I'm not planning any relocation, or any self-censorship in the near future, so If you're one of those readers, I kindly advise you to go listen to Rush and come back tomorrow.

Emergent Democracy paper in German

Emergent Democracy paper in German 08/27/2004 01:34 PM

The folks at Ars Electronica have translated a shortened version of Jon Lebkowsky's edited version of my Emergent Democracy paper into German. It will appear in this year's book for Ars Electronica. Thanks for coordinating this Ingrid and thanks for the translation Susanne!

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"Ito and Zuckerman - Emergent Democracy
Worldwide"

"Ito and Zuckerman - Emergent Democracy
Worldwide" 03/19/2005 02:42 AM

Household Products Mogul Dies

Household Products Mogul Dies 05/23/2004 04:32 PM
Reuters via Wired News May 23 2004 7:56PM GMT

How Household Junk Can Grow Into
Mountains

How Household Junk Can Grow Into
Mountains 05/31/2004 05:31 PM
People who compulsively hoard objects have singular patterns of brain activity that distinguish them from others who have obsessive compulsive disorder.

Sex toy tech-art from discarded
household gadgets

Sex toy tech-art from discarded
household gadgets 06/23/2004 02:11 PM
Ian Haig is an Australian geek pervert artist who makes wacky, futuristic sex toys from used tech stuff: discarded vacuum cleaners, food processors, and the like. Many of the passers-by who wandered into his booth at the recent Erotica LA expo assumed the devices were intended to be used. A scary prospect, given their appearance, but some people will get off to just about anything. Thankfully, Haig makes the devices for observation only. Think of it as socio-sexual nerdist commentary, with tongue planted firmly in cheek. And just be grateful nobody's trying to stick one of these up your nether-regions.

I shot a couple of photographs of Mr. Haig and his "Futurotica" tools at Erotica LA: one, two.

Link to Haig's Futurotica website with image gallery and background. Link to Fleshbot's coverage.

Bank warns about household debt

Bank warns about household debt 06/28/2004 02:59 PM
Household debt levels may pose "considerable challenges" to the UK's financial stability, warns Bank of England.

refused to allow sales of the first
bio-engineered household pet

refused to allow sales of the first
bio-engineered household pet 12/06/2003 05:06 AM
genetically modified fluorescent zebra fish .. California blocks sales of 'Glofish' pets! .. tropical fish that glow in the dark .. blocking the sale

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VoIP: The Next Household Word?
(washingtonpost.com)

VoIP: The Next Household Word?
(washingtonpost.com) 07/19/2004 09:30 AM
washingtonpost.com - More companies and consumers, especially in urban areas, are tapping into VoIP. That's shorthand for "voice over Internet Protocol," which is nothing more than industry lingo for a simple but extraordinary concept: using the Internet to make telephone calls.

Looking for examples for our Emergent
Democracy Worldwide discussion

Looking for examples for our Emergent
Democracy Worldwide discussion 02/10/2004 02:51 AM

Please help Ethan and I find some projects that might be examples we could use when talking about Emergent Democracy. Ethan describes more clearly what we are looking for.

Digital TV: UK household penetration
reaches just under 60% says Ofcom

Digital TV: UK household penetration
reaches just under 60% says Ofcom 04/07/2005 01:18 PM
PublicTechnology.net Apr 7 2005 4:35PM GMT

A Soweto Household Is Transformed (Los
Angeles Times)

A Soweto Household Is Transformed (Los
Angeles Times) 04/25/2004 05:51 AM
Los Angeles Times - SOWETO, South Africa — When the first breezes of black freedom rustled across this country, Danny and Gwendoline Maimane had big dreams: More money. A better school for their children. A lift out of this dusty township into one of the lush Johannesburg suburbs reserved for whites. And, maybe, a little more respect.

Household debt jumps to 458 trln. won in
2nd quarter

Household debt jumps to 458 trln. won in
2nd quarter 09/08/2004 01:14 AM
Maekyung Internet Sep 8 2004 5:55AM GMT

Loyalty study lists IT's top household
names

Loyalty study lists IT's top household
names 09/19/2004 02:32 AM
A report indicates that many giants of the industry have been able to capture lasting feelings of customer loyalty.

Wikipedia's Emergent People fail to
impress readers

Wikipedia's Emergent People fail to
impress readers 09/15/2004 05:03 PM
The Register Sep 15 2004 8:28PM GMT

FBI's terror trawl and Emergent computer
goofs

FBI's terror trawl and Emergent computer
goofs 06/04/2004 08:23 PM
Letters 30 degrees of Bacon sandwich

Emergent cheese-sandwich detector
enlisted in War on Terror

Emergent cheese-sandwich detector
enlisted in War on Terror 05/28/2004 03:20 PM
Technology on Trial How not to win

Webl0g: Has Emergent Emerged? -
Christianity Today Magazine

Webl0g: Has Emergent Emerged? -
Christianity Today Magazine 12/25/2003 04:22 AM
When newspapers pick up on a religion story, there's a good chance it's old hat to insiders .. Has Emergent Emerged? - Christianity Today Magazine .. Fun With Emergent

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Samuel Johnson, Household Products
Mogul, Dies

Samuel Johnson, Household Products
Mogul, Dies 05/23/2004 04:32 PM
Reuters via Wired News May 23 2004 7:56PM GMT

The Behavior Without A Name

The Behavior Without A Name 08/17/2004 05:32 PM
Back in September 2003, conservative pundit Tucker Carlson told Salon about an experience he had with the Bush campaign back…

Ban Behavior, Not Code?

Ban Behavior, Not Code? 05/10/2004 02:32 PM
Declan McCullough has a roundup of plent y of dreadful legislation that has been proposed to ban certain applications, pointing out how many would ban perfectly legitimate applications as well. His recommendation is that instead of banning applications, politicians should focus on banning behaviors. As has been said many times here, banning technology makes no sense. Banning bad behavior is perfectly reasonable. However, it's not necessarily so easy with software. If you asked the politicians and looked at some of the bills McCullough mentions, many would say that they are trying to ban behavior and not the technology. For example, with spyware, they're trying to ban the behavior or sneakily sending private info without the user knowing it. That's what the various laws propose - and it's clearly targeting a behavior. The end result, though, is that it bans any technology that automatically performs that "behavior." So, separating out software from behavior isn't always so easy.

Immature behavior

Immature behavior 06/18/2004 07:48 AM
I finally found a man to love after a painful divorce, but I lied to him about my age.

Google and Mob Behavior

Google and Mob Behavior 08/11/2004 09:58 AM
(This is also toda y's column in the San Jose Mercury News.) Suddenly, Google Mania has turned into Google Depression. In the past few weeks, healthy skepticism about the upcoming Google public stock offering has morphed into fear and loathing. This is not exactly a surprise, given the rare hypefest that prevailed through the first half of 2004. The prospective initial public offering of an excellent company with amazing profit margins and a valuable brand captured imaginations and looked likely to also capture big money in the public markets. More...

Mac OS X Window Behavior

Mac OS X Window Behavior 03/14/2005 06:09 PM
Jeff Carlson (~990 words)

When Apple thrust Mac OS X upon us, it was quite a change. I remember one colleague remarked that his head was filled with all sorts of Mac OS 9 troubleshooting arcana, nearly all of which would be rendered moot once Mac OS X gained its footing. Some behaviors in the new operating system changed enough that they disrupted the flow of how we'd been using the Mac for years. Subsequently, several utilities appeared to bring back those behaviors (see "Top Mac OS X Utilities: Restoring Mac OS 9 Functionality" in TidBITS-622).

Curbing Bad Behavior

Curbing Bad Behavior 07/14/2004 03:29 PM
Mark Bernstein writes of his concern about strife and emotional cruft in tech weblog circles in The Blogosphere's Bad Behavior"We've endured a series of bitter internal storms. The Atomic Recriminations were bad. The MovableType Pricing Storm was worse. Then, a free hosting service goes down for a bit and people were screaming bloody murder. Literally. "And you know," Old Frie ...

PHP Bug or Expected Behavior?

PHP Bug or Expected Behavior? 01/16/2004 10:59 AM
I lost this post, weird. So here it is reconstructed from memory. Kung-Log sends dates in an ISO 8601 format, 20040114T13:14:15. PHP's strtotime function...

Consciousness and Adaptive Behavior

Consciousness and Adaptive Behavior 03/14/2005 06:03 PM
A new paper by Richard Sieb attempts to explain how subjectivity could arise and how a subjective system might be more adaptable by utilizing changing points of view to respond to change. In the paper, he proposes that voluntary intentional actions arise from an animal's (or machine's) unique point of view - and if the physical mechanism responsible for the production of the action can be found, it may also explain the point of view (which he identifies with consciousness).

Behavior: The Dangers of Yo-Yo Dieting

Behavior: The Dangers of Yo-Yo Dieting 06/07/2004 09:57 PM
Losing weight is good, but losing and regaining weight over and over can damage the immune system, according to a new study.

fvwm iconification behavior

fvwm iconification behavior 12/02/2003 12:18 AM
I'm not sure if anyone will know this, but it's finally time to try and figure out what's going on. Besides, it's been a while since I abused by blog for free tech support. :-) For ages, I've had a heavily customized ~/.fvwm2rc file that makes my "desktop" workspace suit me quite well. It sure beat the bloat that is GNOME/KDE and such. I have this bit in my file: # Button 2 + Alt/Meta in Window iconifies it. Mouse...

Environment, scripting, and behavior

Environment, scripting, and behavior 03/21/2003 10:17 AM

Jython, as we've seen, succeeds by the extraordinary measure of rewriting the Python interpreter in Java. In the .Net world, early efforts to make Perl and Python into first-class .Net languages ran aground. Both projects have now retreated to a dual-run-time strategy. Scripts can produce and consume .Net interfaces but rely on their own virtual machines, not the CLR.

Is there a better solution for these environments? The designers of Parrot [6], the Perl 6 virtual machine, think not and have struck out on their own. "Why not compile to JVM/.Net?" the Parrot FAQ asks itself. And it answers: "Those VMs are designed for statically typed languages." That's true, sadly. It's a question of priorities, and support for dynamic languages isn't high on the list for Java or .Net. If I could make one change to both of these environments, that would be it. [Full story at Inf oWorld.com]

Mark Dulcey wrote to point out that the Parrot VM is not intended to support Perl only, but any dynamic language. Yes, I should have made that clearer. It would be best, in my view, if the JVM and CLR could serve this purpose. My gut tells me the obstacles are cultural, not technical. ...
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