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Overloading the Machine
Notes
These are my notes on various topics. They may be incomplete and inaccurate, so take them with many grains of salt.
- NotesArch: Notes on the Arch version control system
- NotesBash: Notes on the Bash shell
- NotesBoston
- NotesCSS: Notes on working with CSS
- NotesCVS: Notes on working with CVS
- NotesDebian
- NotesEmacs: Notes on using Emacs
- NotesExim
- NotesFreenode: IRC commands I'm always forgetting
- NotesGIMP
- NotesGNUScreen
- NotesLaTeX: Notes on working with LaTeX
- NotesMySQL
- NotesNYC
- NotesOFTC
- NotesPhiladelphia
- NotesPortland
- NotesSanFrancisco
- NotesSeattle
- NotesSubversion
- NotesTravel: Notes on traveling, what little I do
- NotesVim
- NotesWebDesign
- NotesWine
- NotesZsh
Today, an endless, recombinant, and fundamentally social process generates
countless hours of creative product (another antique term?). To say that this
poses a threat to the record industry is simply comic. The record industry,
though it may not know it yet, has gone the way of the record. Instead, the
recombinant (the bootleg, the remix, the mash-up) has become the characteristic
pivot at the turn of our two centuries.
-- William Gibson
This page was last modified on 2012 July 16.