Pixelfari
Pixelfari is a 8-bit Browser which might give your website a litte “arty” retouch. đ
Try it: Download Pixelfari 1.0
Here is the button to implement on your website, in case it is “Pixelfari optimised”.
Pixelfari is a 8-bit Browser which might give your website a litte “arty” retouch. đ
Try it: Download Pixelfari 1.0
Here is the button to implement on your website, in case it is “Pixelfari optimised”.
Photos by Udo (CC-NC-BY-SA)
More photos at Sven’s Photostream,
Michael Schmid’s (x-photo.ch) Flickr site
âThe concertâ was my ultimate congress high point, and Iâm sorry to say that the video is unlikely to communicate the magic that happened in Saal 1 on the evening of Day 2. But I predict that this isnât the last time youâll see Lix, Corey Cerovsek and Julien Quentin put on this piece they premiered at 27c3. I wouldnât be surprised if they hadnât done TED by the end of next year.
[…] a breathtaking classical music concert and loads of other geeky and amazingly cool stuff that you have never seen before.
“Corey Cerovsek (Violine) und Julien Quentin (Piano) spielten ein wunderbares Konzert klassischer Musik. Dazu wurden von Lix’ Folien zum Thema Copyright und freie Musik gezeigt. Die drei haben uns eine sehr kreative Vorstellung geboten, was vom Publikum mit Standing Ovations belohnt wurde.
The best experience was The Concert, by no doubt.
Das Konzert heute war super. Die haben es echt hinbekommen das da alle sassen und gebannt ein klassisches Konzert angehört haben. Finde ich toll.
Und inzwischen steht das Programm des 27c3; meine LieblingsvortrĂ€ge sind zweifellos Das Konzert, eine AuffĂŒhrung eines klassischen Konzertes unter der Fragestellung “wie sĂ€he die Klassik, wie wir sie heute kennen und schĂ€tzen, aus, hĂ€tte es im 17. Jahrhundert bereits die Copyright-Gesetze des Jahres 2010 gegeben”.
Ich fand das Konzert grossartig, gerade weil es so anders war als die sonstigen Veranstaltungen, und die Musiker sich bewusst waren, wo sie sind.
The highlight of today’s 27C3 was the world premiere of “The Concert“, a disconcerting moment for free culture. […]
The Concert by Corey Cerovsek and Julien Quentin spiced with visuals by Lix It was a brilliant concerto and a nice counterpoint to the usual content you would expect on a hacker meeting.
Neben den zu erwartenden Highlights (PS3 Epic Fail, mahas Sprache des Politischen Verrats, Stuxnet) ist mir insbesondere (weil unerwartet) “The Concert” in Erinnerung geblieben. Ich hatte das vorab nicht gegoogelt, und es hat mich weggeblasen. Kongeniale Konzeption und AusfĂŒhrung. DarĂŒber hinaus sind das auch noch Leute, die nicht nur exzellente Musiker sind, sondern exzellente Solomusiker, fĂŒr die Leute viel Geld bezahlen, wenn sie ein Konzert geben.
Câest, peut-ĂȘtre, une utopie, et elle connaĂźt mille formes: ce soir, pendant une heure et demie, un violoniste et un pianiste ont surpris le public en interprĂ©tant Mozart et Beethoven, soulignant quâil nâaurait pas de musique classique possible sans lâinvention du domaine public.
Normalerweise sieht man auf dem Hacker-GetĂŒmmel ja vor allem Computerheinis (wie meine GroĂmutter sagen wĂŒrde) und ihre Ansammlungen and Rechnern und sonstiger Gadgets, sowohl auf â als auch vor den VortragsbĂŒhnen. Es gab allerdings einen Vortrag, der sich von allen Anderen absetzte und der von vielen Besuchern des Kongresses als ein Highlight, wenn nicht sogar DAS Highlight beschrieben wurde.
Einige KĂŒnstler hatten sich wohl an den CCC gewendet und den Vorschlag gemacht, ein kleines Konzert mit Klavier (Steinway) und Geige (Stradivari) zu spielen. So kamen einige Hacker dann in den Genuss eines groĂartigen Konzerts. Immerhin die Zugabe erfreute noch meine Ohren.
[âŠ] a breathtaking classical music concert and loads of other geeky and amazingly cool stuff that you have never seen before.
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Tomorrow the 27C3 hacker congress is starting at the bcc in Berlin.
Watch out for “The Concert”, which is taking place at 18:30h on the second congress day (28th of december 2010).
When using s/mime encryption, which is nicely integrated in the users keychain, with IMAP configured accounts in mail.app, the app does not encrypt the mail and stores it (e.g. as draft) unencrypted on the server before it has been sent.
An attacker can either read the unencrypted mail, if he has access to the server (sysadmin), or in case the IMAP connection is unencrypted, read the unencrypted message on the nodes/routers.
Please fix this.
Take care & best, lx
27C3 Chaos Communication Congress event 4201
Corey Cerovsek, known worldwide for their classical recital performances and Lix, accomplished artist present something that’s not quite an ordinary concert, to draw attention to the importance of the public domain in centuries of classical music tradition. It’s both more â and less â than what you might expect to see and hear at a classical concert.
To schedule an interview appointment, get in contact with the Impresario.
More info, see 27C3 Fahrplan.
Only rapper to be called a thief without stealing
Download an MP3 for free, these people hit the ceiling
I’m just a citizen that’s teaching you a lesson
for restricting my freedom of expression
How can ideas be possessions when they’re freely replicable?
Hence unapplicable property laws are reprehensible
Didn’t Jefferson express his opinion on the matter
when he said inventions shouldn’t be given a patent
What happened to that thinking, we’re stuck in a pattern
where the people with everything are keeping everything from us who haven’t
We want it back, look, fed up of adverts, left and right
begging me to buy til there’s nothing left of mine
to spend, never mind, who’s next in line to testify
that we need laws like these to protect our rights?
Medicine has never been something I’d ever deprive
especially when a life depends on it to survive
Yeah, it takes an incredible effort to develop them right
but putting wealth over health, I said it’s never been right
I’m just a citizen that’s teaching you a lesson
for restricting my freedom of expression, and I reckon
if old blues themes hadn’t been used by Led Zeppelin
we wouldn’t ever have any heavy metal then
the history of music would have never even happened
and amusingly there wouldn’t even be a Metallica
to tell us that we should hang on the gallows of law
so we wouldn’t even need to have a Gallo Report
Oh and by the way the fricking Gallo’s support
is made of signatures which have been apparently forged
This shit is sinister, and cannot be allowed to enforce
so tell your ministers and MEPs of how it’s been brought about
Although you’ll probably get a shallow retort
because the lobbyists have got a grip around all their balls
If I was boss, I’d tell them get the Hell out the door
because I’ve had enough of corrupt crooks ramming through laws
I’m just a citizen that’s teaching you a lesson
for restricting my freedom of expression
Yes, and deep packet inspection? squeeze that up your rectum
If your postman did that to you you’d be having him sectioned
arrested for meddling in your private affairs
But it’s only online, right? so why should we care?
Because digital rights should be applicable right
here in real life, and we’re not criminals, right?
So this is just why we’ll never give up the fight
to be considered innocent until we kick up and die
Giving internet providers responsibility
for the whims of their subscribers infringes privacy
Before the internet, media was a rarity
but how do you expect it to keep its value without scarcity
And that’s what scares me, seeing their cons and schemes
to stop their creaking business model being obsolete
What a robbery they pull off so obviously
Don’t give a fuck who it affects as long as it’s not me
Well I’ll keep making copies, see if they can stop me
They’ll have to confiscate my PC and take it off me
See there’s no problem with taking my property
for creating some lines of binary, blatant hypocrisy
Afraid to face the controversy relating to what we need
Making a profit off it or breaking monopolies
Today I took a glimpse into the first developer release of Diaspora and installed it on my GNU/Linux Ubuntu testserver. What a nice feeling of having the ability to use the advantage of social network freedom, without having to disclose personal and private data to non-trustful parties such.
Congratulations to Daniel Grippi, Maxwell Salzberg, Raphael Sofaer and Ilya Zhitomirskiy!
Get your own copy through Github.