Democratising Technology Mon, 22 Dec 2008 09:10:16 GMT : A Jetpak created by clilly : Jeteye
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Clilly Holiday Refelection
We have past the winters solstice and so the light will linger a bit more so much reading and thinking
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Cultural hegemony
Cultural hegemony is a concept coined by Marxist philosopher Antonio Gramsci. It means that a diverse culture can be ruled or dominated by one class in part through common sense, that everyday practices and shared beliefs provide the foundation for complex systems of domination.
Wikipedia
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Quote from Bruce Sterling
I used to feel a certain sci-fi “sense of wonder” about design;
design doesn’t lack for flashy theatrical histrionics — but
what I’ve really come to treasure about it is that sense of
*engagement.* Design isn’t science and it isn’t fiction,
but it’s is a way of knowledge and a method of action;
it’s a path into the poetry of things.
Inkwell: Authors and Artists
Topic 289: Bruce Sterling: State of the World 2007
Thu 28 Dec 06 23:23
http://www.well.com/conf/inkwell.vue/topics/289/Bruce-Sterling-State-of-the-Worl-page01.html
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Contextual drifting through town
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Co-creation 1: Mass customisation
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from EyeTap Personal Imaging (ePI) Lab
Edward S. Rogers Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Toronto
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Mobile Magic Wand
June 30th, 2008 – Teemu Arina
The history of mobile phones looks like this:
The future of mobile phones is perhaps… not a mobile phone at all, but rather a contextually aware and active mobile magic wand. It’s not about skins anymore. Not even about features, open source, multi-touch or iPhoney. It’s about who is going to make the device interact with your environment as well as capturing it in context. It’s a wand, I tell you. You know what, it’s going to talk with the clouds rather than with native applications. It might or might not link with the global brain.
But what I know for sure, it’s going to combine cloud computing, augmented reality and the internet of things in a meaningful way.
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