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The Invisible Woman: A Conversation With Björk | Pitchfork
The Invisible Woman: A Conversation With Björk | Pitchfork
I sure do love Björk.
The problem with requiring people to be loud and angry to get things done is that you’re now surrounded by people who are loud and angry.
Classic from my download archives.
History of piracy, reviewed by EFF's senior copyright lawyer [2010]
History of piracy, reviewed by EFF’s senior copyright lawyer [2010]
Along the way, you’ll be reminded that today’s debates have historical roots in controversies over computer hacking, phone phreaking, home taping, and ultimately the 1920s patent-law rebellions against AT&T. This is history every interested copy-fighter, patent reformer, and netizen needs to…
What makes you feel less bored soon makes you into an addict. What makes you feel less vulnerable can easily turn you into a dick. And the things that are meant to make you feel more connected today often turn out to be insubstantial time sinks – empty, programmatic encouragements to groom and refine your personality while sitting alone at a screen.
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[W]hat I and others concluded was that the best way we could honor Aaron’s life and death was in the way we lived our own lives.
In short, by living to make the biggest difference we could. By staying focused on the big questions — and never letting ourselves grow satisfied that we had all the right answers or were doing enough.
