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Posted Aug. 5 2004 22:54

Re: netbehaviour: Programming Survey

On Aug 5, 2004, at 3:34 PM, Lemmy Caution wrote:

> 1.) What programming languages do you use?

C (and variants), Max, Supercollider/Smalltalk, Applescript, Javascript.

> 2.) Why did you choose the language(s) that you use,
> and how did you learn it/them?

I choose Max ...

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Posted Aug. 5 2004 20:00

RHIZOME DIGEST: 8.06.04

RHIZOME DIGEST: August 6, 2004 Content: +announcement+ 1. Jason Scott: Cyborg Art History 2. G.H. Hovagimyan: republican Convention Moblog 3. marc: Live Online Interview with Andy Deck on the VisitorsStudio +opportunity+ 4. Digital Media Centre: Opportunity for Experimentation 5 ...

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opportunity

Posted Aug. 5 2004 19:55

Re: Looking for New Media/Installation Arts Festivals in Europe

still looking…especially for a space in Italy…Rome, Naples, somewhere to the north or south…anywhere the Romans left their mark…we'd like to do some filming amongst ruins in monster robot costumes at the same time that we take Mikon to Europe.

Daniel Green wrote:

> We deploy a computer controlled artifical ...

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Posted Aug. 5 2004 19:19

Miles Davis Continued

Perhaps, we have wrapped ourselves in the theories of new media instead of the visons of Miles Davis, Kenneth Koch, et al, the artists and Poets who have a vision of the future. These visions never call for disciples.
Forget the theorits, they always abound at the beginning of a ...

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Posted Aug. 5 2004 18:57

miles davis

well i have come to the point where I believe that Miles Davis understood a language that was far more complex, far more detailed and expressive than Derrida, Deleuze and Benjamin could ever have access to.
Noone comes close.
He is the father of the new century.

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Posted Aug. 5 2004 18:40

miles davis and new media

Miles and the Virtual

Tonight, not unlike any other night I have been listening to Miles Davis.
Tonight I played Miles Davis Live from Montreaux and Kinda Blue.
Why do these sounds escape the rules of virtual encoding?
How is it that a mere human being can so deftly craft ...

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Posted Aug. 5 2004 18:32

cell phone question

Does anyone have opinions about what American wireless providers are best in
sync with emerging mobile phone technologies? I'm with Sprint right now and
it seems just so bad.

Kevin

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Posted Aug. 5 2004 16:53

Re: CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS IN CHINESE

You can send me the chinese txt file(attached). I can mail to the
artists in Taiwan.

Yu-Chuan Tseng
Taipei, Taiwan, ROC

—–Original Message—–
From: owner-list@rhizome.org [mailto:owner-list@rhizome.org] On Behalf
Of Stephan Hausmeister
Sent: Friday, August 06, 2004 2:51 AM
To: list@rhizome.org
Subject ...

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Posted Aug. 5 2004 16:15

[Fwd: Re: in a very strange way... and interesting differences in language]

—————————- Original Message —————————-
Subject: Re: in a very strange way… and interesting differences in
language From: steve.kudlak@cruzrights.org
Date: Thu, August 5, 2004 7:13 pm
To: "Basic and applied design (Art and Architecture)"
<DESIGN-L@lists.psu.edu>
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I never thought of "ASAP" as having ...

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Posted Aug. 5 2004 15:55

Orlo Video Slam 2004 update

Hello Friends of Orlo,

You won't want to miss the next installment of Video Slam 2004. This
saturday, August 7, we'll be screening brand new short films on the
theme of
PLASTIC CULTURE. Screenings begin around 7:30 pm at the Orlo Exhibition
Space, 2516 NW 29th Bldg. 9. See ...

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Posted Aug. 5 2004 15:15

for anyone in LA area this Sunday (August 8)

http://theoctobersurprise.org/party1.html

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opportunity

Posted Aug. 5 2004 12:51

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS IN CHINESE

FIELD OF VISION: NEW YORK

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS IN CHINESE

Field of Vision: New York is a collaborative live art event about New York organised over the internet and taking place

@
The Lab Gallery
New York
13 - 18 September 2004

Artists and non-artists worldwide are invited to send their work ...

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Posted Aug. 5 2004 12:26

new work at computer fine arts

Out of the Ordinary by Jevbratt Lisa (2002) >
a Carnivore client, a network visualization software.
http://www.computerfinearts.com/collection/jevbratt/ooo/

Zabnulvier by De Kok Elout (2004) >
Built with Processing
http://www.computerfinearts.com/collection/dekok/zabnulvier/

netart collection and archive
=========================
http://www.computerfinearts.com

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event

Posted Aug. 5 2004 09:39

Experimental Mississippi Photographer to Appear in the Peninsula Fine Arts Center Biennial 2004

(Reston, Va.) James W. Bailey, a native of Columbus, Mississippi, and resident of Reston, Virginia, has been announced as one of the juried finalists to participate in the Peninsula Fine Arts Center Biennial 2004. Organized by the Peninsula Fine Arts Center in Newport News, Virginia, this biennial exhibition of emerging ...

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Posted Aug. 5 2004 09:34

Have you ever dreamed in code?

1.) What programming languages do you use?

2.) Why did you choose the language(s) that you use,
and how did you learn it/them?

3.) Were you university-trained in programming or
self-taught? What advantages and disadvantages do you
see in this method of learning?

4.) How concerned are you ...

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Posted Aug. 5 2004 09:07

Noumena

NOUMENA
http://n9.em411.com/show/blog/2290/1/lots_of_old_n9_ohler_noumena_material.h
tml

(be sure to get the full url)

Free music by Noumena. "Noumena was Jacob Robinette, Rick Ochoa and Robb
Monn. We kind of stopped playing together a year ago."

I am particularly fond of the first track ...

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