Sublime

Scott's distinction between public and private transcripts

to propose tools, social practices and collective data custody arrangements that allowed them to “collectively bargain” with their data for cooperation with government and private actors supported by the PDIS-supported program of “data coalitions” to address civic problems.

by Carlos A. Gomez-Uribe and Neil Hunt.

Nonetheless, such programmes can all too easily continue to ignore or erase actual reality – with devastating consequences – if they perceive themselves in the same way that we, their creators, have always seen ourselves: as experts, authorities and masters.

En cachette, via le script de sa confection, il bombarde de requêtes les serveurs du MIT. Les machines se parlent, s’accordent et déposent sur son disque dur, par millions, les publications académiques jusque-là verrouillées derrière la caisse enregistreuse de JSTOR.

new DIY netporn practices open spaces for the progressive and activist construction of alternative or queer sexual subjectivities