Collaborative Sound Work :: Enviromental Recording Experiment

Berlin, Germany:
"Phonographic Migrations 4: Berlin.SoundscapeFM" is a collaborative sound work which takes place during the Transmediale Festival in Berlin, Germany from 4 to 9 February 2005. It takes the form of an FM radio broadcast, combined with a user-uploadable database filled with field recordings taken from the city of Berlin.
::more links
::phonography.org
::and-oar.org
::fieldmuzick.net
::nauzemuzick.net

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Support NeoColonialism! We Export Anarchy!

"God Bless America," "Pray For Our Troops," "Support Our Troops"--we've all seen these magnetic ribbons affixed to the SUV's of petrol-addicted americans. We've seen them and reacted with an almost inexplicable frustration. Nationalism is such that any reaction against the symbols immediately screams "anti-american." The irony in this is that it is far more anti-american to drive a fuel-inefficient vehicle, supporting america's dependence on foreign oil than it is to find frustration in a symbol. read more
::http://www.protest-records.com/
::http://www.newsongsforpeace.org/
::http://www.southern.com/BURNINGFLAGS/libertystreet_protest-part1.php

What is IM(A)P? And how can I use it?

IMP is the Internet Messaging Program (formerly, among other things, the IMAP webMail Program), a PHP-based webmail system and a component of the Horde project. IMP, once installed, accesses mail over IMAP thus requiring little to no special preparations on the server on which mail is stored.
About the Horde Project:
Are you a PHP application developer? The Horde Framework provides backend-independent interfaces for dealing with preferences, logfiles, MIME, hierarchical data, authentication, data formats, encryption, forms, session handling, file storage, remote procedure calls - and more is on the way.

Mozilla Bug Bounty Pays Fault-Finders

A German computer researcher has been paid $2,500 by Mozilla as a thank you for pointing out five flaws in its browser. Michael Krax was paid $500 per bug and got a free Mozilla T-shirt.
"We developed the bug bounty program to encourage and award community members who identify unknown bugs in the software," said Chris Hofmann, director of engineering at the Mozilla Foundation.

<< i got bugs >>

A bug lover that has never grown up...i collect bugs, study bugs, draw and paint bugs, teach about bugs, travel to look at bugs and put together this blog to expand my pityful bug-loving life...or not.
This "i got bugs" blog is for anyone who has an interest in insects...bugs are my life...sad,
I know...should you have any questions about insects, please "stridulate"...buzz me at pbell@flemingc.on.ca or comment on entries below.
Daniello says: I like people like the bug-lover :-)))) keep it real, nomore....saludos

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