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 and ‘Auto-Icon purgatory’ in which  Auto-Icons were to stand, with their heads turned away from public view, those that were temporarily out of favour
-**etruscan computing**
-pirate torture for computers:
-from: http://blog.urbanomic.com/cyclon/archives/2009/04/index.html
-The Etruscan torture has been described as chaining the living person to a rotting corpse, face to face and limb to limb until the living person perishes by the decay of the corpse. Only when the living person was blackened by putrefaction, the Etruscan robbers freed the living, now a corpse, from the chains. A metaphysical torture and a model for the intelligible ontology, Aristotle suggests that the relation between the body, the soul (psyche) and the intellect (nous) as the triad of his ontology can be explained as follows: ‘their bodies [those who have fallen into the hands of the Etruscans], the living with the dead, were bound so exactly as possible one against another: so our souls, tied together with our bodies as the living fixed upon the dead.’ (Cicero quoting Aristotle in Hortensius)
+**exquisite.code**
-(coming full circle) - oskoff lovich's code-brut (ap/xxxxx?) inspired [[http://www.tecnonucleo.org/index.php?page=release&release=22 | noish transcode]] command cat /dev/mem >> /dev/dsp - reformulate for Etruscan Torture for 2 comp. machines
+http://exquisite-code.com/
+theory of fictions: the production of all that language whose terms do not refer to real entities into language whose terms do refer to real entities but "a fictitious entity is an object, the existence of which is feigned by the imagination, feigned for the purpose of discourse, and which, when so formed, is spoken of as a real one" (Bentham).
-all workings by [[http://www.1010.co.uk/org/ | Martin Howse]]
+Quine on Bentham and language: //Another striking trait of scientific philosophy [since the nineteenth century] has been an increasing concern with the nature of language. In responsible circles this has not been a retreat from more serious issues. It is an outcome of critical scruples that are traceable centuries back in the classical British empiricists Locke, Berkeley and Hume, and are clearer in Bentham. It has been appreciated increasingly in the past sixty years that our traditional introspective notions -our notions of meaning, idea, concept, essence, all undisciplined and undefined- afford a hopelessly flabby and unmanageable foundations for a theory of the world. Control is gained by focusing on words, on how they are learned and used, and how they are related to things// Quine, W.V. //Theories and Things//. Cambridge, Mass and London: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press. 1981 p. 192.
-] FIRST MACHINE:
-ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.1
+**phenomena**
-netcat -l 666 | tee /dev/dsp > /dev/mem
+a] microwave > ear [expands briefly as a click], transit clicks [military] > transmit numbers 1-10
-cat /dev/mem | netcat 192.168.1.2 666
+b] Colin Key > meteors > glasses or afro hair as transducer
+c] Voice of God > 2 red lasers interference ionise air > modulate to transmit sound to make talking fireball
-] SECOND MACHINE:
+d] Dr Neil Davison http://www.palgrave.com/products/title.aspx?PID=317796
-ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.2
+**Medium**
-netcat -l 666 | tee /dev/dsp > /dev/mem [started before third command on machine 1]
+http://ec10.com/qwe/index.php?q=aGh0dHA6Ly9mbGlja3IuY29tL3Bob3Rvcy8zNjQ4NjA1MkBOMDMvMzU4MDQ1ODY0MC9pbi9zZXQtNzIxNTc2MTkwMjMwNDUyNTMv
-cat /dev/mem | netcat 192.168.1.1 666
+magnetite and magnetic tape (coomber 5 outputs)
-//- testing with /dev/urandom (not /dev/mem for safety) - hovers at 2nd command + no sound output//
+**Kiruna**
+Possible Venue - Museum http://www.hjalmarsgard.se/ [requested from dan@hjalmarsgard.se images of Ön before and/or during its disappearance in the 60's]
-//testing//
+Swedish Institute of Space Physics http://www.irf.se/
+http://www.irf.se/Mars2006/
-**machine 1**
+The objective of the meeting is twofold. The first is to review the modern views on the Mars - solar wind interaction and its impact on the Martian atmosphere. The second is to bring together teams working with the data from plasma instruments operational now at Mars, i.e., the particle and field sensors aboard MGS and MEX.
-jonnix@ubuntu:~$ sudo service network-manager stop
-[sudo] password for jonnix:
+http://www.irf.se/Offices/Kiruna/?chosen=office_kiruna
-network-manager stop/waiting
+Swedish Space Corporation - 45 miles north of the town is Esrange, Europe's only civilian rocket base
+http://www.ssc.se/?id=5997
-jonnix@ubuntu:~$ sudo ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.1
-jonnix@ubuntu:~$ sudo cat /dev/mem | netcat 192.168.1.2 666
+http://www.strangeharvest.com/mt/archive/the_harvest/kiruna_the_town.php
-**machine 2**
+http://www.lewism.org/2006/11/24/kiruna/  Tectonic Notebook
-jonnix@jonnix:~$ sudo ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.2
-[sudo] password for jonnix:
+http://www.timabrahams.net/article.php?uid=64
-jonnix@jonnix:~$ sudo netcat -l -p 666 | tee /dev/dsp
+CLUI in Kiruna http://www.clui.org/lotl/v32/h.html
-//sound out frm machine 2. quickly breaks down and machine 1 reports cat:// /dev/mem: Operation not permitted
+"professors Ingo Vetter and Florian Zeyfang of Umeå Univeristy brought a group art students to take part in a series of public forums to conceptualize the future of Kiruna. CLUI chief anomalist Erik Knutzen and artist Åsa Sonjasdotter came along to help frame the discussion."
-machine 1
+**Swedenborg**
->
+(underlig - strange, 'the unaccountable one')
-> root@ubuntu:~# ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.1
-> root@ubuntu:~# cat /dev/mem | netcat 192.168.1.2 666
-> root@ubuntu:~# (cursor blinks here)
->
->
->
->
-> machine 2
->
-> root@jonnix:~# ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.2
-> root@jonnix:~# netcat -l -p 666 | tee /dev/dsp - > /dev/mem &
-> [1] 6849
-> root@jonnix:~# Can't grab 0.0.0.0:666 with bind
->
-> no sound etc, so * re-entered
->
-> root@jonnix:~# ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.2
-> root@jonnix:~# netcat -l -p 666 | tee /dev/dsp - > /dev/mem &
-> [1] 7029
->
-> then * re-entered last command on machine 1
->
-> sound for 1 minute then a) machine 2 terminal crashed, machine 1 terminal
-> defaulted to root@ubuntu:~# (cursor blinks here)
->
-> repeated * on both machines
-> got sound again (always from machine 2)
-> then top of machine 2 screen became a band of nasty pixels, still noise,
-> screen went black and noise looped so hit power button to kill!
-> machine 1 still running so halted process with alt. c
->
- a) in terms of crashes (i think you expected?)
+http://emanuelswedenborg.org/
->
-Yes, all processes (including terminal, X-server/screen ...) are in
+http://www.e-swedenborg.com/tp/books/tremulation/chpt1.html
-memory. So corrupting this...
-> b) in terms how to create more sustained noise (use machines more on other
+http://www.thenewphilosophyonline.org/journal/data/107a/Swedenborg_Reviewers--New_Philosophy_January-June_2004.pdf
-> processes/routines 1st?
+contemporary reviews of Sw. scientific work incl. Opera Philosophica et Mineralia, 1734
-Then it does become more about aesthetics, of course...
-> or run other routines at same time as etruscan
-> running?)
-Could work but is quite hit and miss - still would crash. Guess it comes
+----
-down to: slow down or stop/intermittently crashing, implement etruscan
-torture on a process level (also reminiscent of Vuksik's actors in
-search of...) or other translation.
->
+lithopuncture?  http://www.ljudmila.org/pogacnik/Stran2.html
-> c) the sound from machine 2 is it listening . /dev/dsp whats happening in
-> machine 1? if so how to develop so both play each other
->
-machine 1 is listening it seems but
-cat /dev/mem | netcat 192.168.1.1 666
-is not running on machine 2 it seems.
-**exquisite.code**
-http://exquisite-code.com/
-theory of fictions: the production of all that language whose terms do not refer to real entities into language whose terms do refer to real entities but "a fictitious entity is an object, the existence of which is feigned by the imagination, feigned for the purpose of discourse, and which, when so formed, is spoken of as a real one" (Bentham).
-Quine on Bentham and language: //Another striking trait of scientific philosophy [since the nineteenth century] has been an increasing concern with the nature of language. In responsible circles this has not been a retreat from more serious issues. It is an outcome of critical scruples that are traceable centuries back in the classical British empiricists Locke, Berkeley and Hume, and are clearer in Bentham. It has been appreciated increasingly in the past sixty years that our traditional introspective notions -our notions of meaning, idea, concept, essence, all undisciplined and undefined- afford a hopelessly flabby and unmanageable foundations for a theory of the world. Control is gained by focusing on words, on how they are learned and used, and how they are related to things// Quine, W.V. //Theories and Things//. Cambridge, Mass and London: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press. 1981 p. 192.
-**phenomena**
-a] microwave > ear [expands briefly as a click], transit clicks [military] > transmit numbers 1-10
-b] Colin Key > meteors > glasses or afro hair as transducer
-c] Voice of God > 2 red lasers interference ionise air > modulate to transmit sound to make talking fireball
-d] Dr Neil Davison http://www.palgrave.com/products/title.aspx?PID=317796
-**Medium**
-http://ec10.com/qwe/index.php?q=aGh0dHA6Ly9mbGlja3IuY29tL3Bob3Rvcy8zNjQ4NjA1MkBOMDMvMzU4MDQ1ODY0MC9pbi9zZXQtNzIxNTc2MTkwMjMwNDUyNTMv
-magnetite and magnetic tape (coomber 5 outputs)

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