Tagged ‘technology’

An Innovative Report on Old Technologies Seen in No.219 — May 15, 2022

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“Technology in the Present Tense” - Notes From a Weary Luddite Seen in No.218 — May 08, 2022

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Low-Technology: Why Sustainability Doesn’t Have to Depend on High-Tech Solutions Seen in No.214 — Apr 10, 2022

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No.213 Shorts Seen in No.213 — Apr 03, 2022

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On Floating Upstream Seen in No.212 — Mar 27, 2022

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No.210 Shorts & Asides Seen in No.210 — Mar 13, 2022

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Magic Carpets Seen in No.208 — Feb 27, 2022

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No.206 Asides Seen in No.206 — Feb 13, 2022

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Class 1 / Class 2 Problems Seen in No.206 — Feb 13, 2022

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Back to the Victorian Future Seen in No.205 — Feb 06, 2022

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What Does It Mean to Design Urban Technology? Seen in No.204 — Jan 30, 2022

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Tech Questions for 2022 Seen in No.201 — Jan 09, 2022

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Mycorrhizal Fungal Networks and the Dataome Seen in No.200 — Dec 12, 2021

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Super-Apps Are the Future Seen in No.200 — Dec 12, 2021

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Same Old Seen in No.199 — Dec 05, 2021

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Against Technological Inevitability – On 20th Century Critics of Technology Seen in No.197 — Nov 21, 2021

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The Industrial Re-Revolution Seen in No.195 — Nov 07, 2021

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How AI Is Reinventing What Computers Are Seen in No.194 — Oct 31, 2021

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Remystifying Supply Chains Seen in No.192 — Oct 17, 2021

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Building New Weblike Things Seen in No.191 — Oct 10, 2021

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The Digital Jungle Seen in No.190 — Oct 03, 2021

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Why Community Organisations Need Community Tech Seen in No.190 — Oct 03, 2021

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Revenge of the Real Seen in No.186 — Sep 05, 2021

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Technological Lessons From the Pandemic Seen in No.186 — Sep 05, 2021

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Design for Obsolete Devices Seen in No.185 — Aug 29, 2021

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Thresholds of Artificiality Seen in No.185 — Aug 29, 2021

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The REALIST Stack Seen in No.181 — Jul 11, 2021

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Lithium Landscapes Seen in No.181 — Jul 11, 2021

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A Framework for The Metaverse Seen in No.180 — Jul 04, 2021

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What the Silicon Valley Idealists Got Wrong Seen in No.176 — Jun 06, 2021

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Fusion & Magic Seen in No.176 — Jun 06, 2021

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Appropriate Measures Seen in No.171 — May 02, 2021

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Democracy, Sovereignty, Technology, and so Called Canada Seen in No.170 — Apr 25, 2021

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Impossible Silences Seen in No.166 — Mar 28, 2021

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You’re Doing It Wrong: Notes on Criticism and Technology Hype Seen in No.163 — Mar 07, 2021

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Products, Plots, and Gaining Agency Note — Mar 01, 2021

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The Future Encyclopedia of Luddism Seen in No.159 — Feb 07, 2021

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Dreaming Big Seen in No.159 — Feb 07, 2021

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Capitalism Is over, if You Want It. Seen in No.157 — Jan 24, 2021

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Ursula K. Le Guin: A Rant About “Technology” Seen in No.150 — Nov 15, 2020

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Race to the Future? Reimagining the Default Settings of Technology & Society Seen in No.148 — Nov 01, 2020

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Using Government IT to Teach and Build Public Infrastructure Seen in No.146 — Oct 18, 2020

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Magic and the Machine Seen in No.145 — Oct 11, 2020

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Jaron Lanier in Conversation with Tim Maughan Seen in No.145 — Oct 11, 2020

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The Green Taming of the Smart Shrew: Coupling Digital with the Environment Seen in No.144 — Oct 04, 2020

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Scream If You Want to Go Faster! Why Government Technology Needs (Much) Better Governance Seen in No.143 — Sep 27, 2020

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Taiwan’s Internet and Democracy Evolved Together Seen in No.136 — Aug 09, 2020

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The Insecurity Machine Seen in No.128 — May 31, 2020

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Civil Society in a Digital World Seen in No.122 — May 19, 2020

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A Duplicitous Priesthood’s Superior Knowledge of the Technology of Light and Shadow Seen in No.118 — Mar 22, 2020

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A Persistence of Magical Thinking? Seen in No.108 — Jan 12, 2020

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General Ludd in the Long Seventies Seen in No.105 — Dec 04, 2019

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Better than Ethics Seen in No.105 — Dec 04, 2019

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Donna Haraway on Truth, Technology, and Resisting Extinction Seen in No.102 — Nov 10, 2019

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Techno-Fix Futures Will only Accelerate Climate Chaos Seen in No.101 — Nov 03, 2019

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The Myth of Inevitable Technological Progress Seen in No.98 — Oct 13, 2019

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Jeffrey Epstein’s Influence in the Science World Is a Symptom of Larger Problems Seen in No.93 — Sep 08, 2019

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Misinformation Has Created a New World Disorder Seen in No.91 — Aug 25, 2019

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Netflix Is Not a Tech Company Seen in No.89 — Aug 11, 2019

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No.85 Asides Seen in No.85 — Jun 23, 2019

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Why I (Still) Love Tech: In Defense of a Difficult Industry Seen in No.81 — May 26, 2019

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‘Hula Hoops Not Bicycles’: Genevieve Bell Talks Anthropology, Technology & Building the Future Seen in No.81 — May 26, 2019

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VR and the Problem of How We Talk About Tech Seen in No.66 — Feb 10, 2019

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The Age of Tech Is Over Seen in No.63 — Jan 20, 2019

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Gradually, Then Suddenly Seen in No.63 — Jan 20, 2019

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The Complicated Legacy of Stewart Brand’s “Whole Earth Catalog” Seen in No.58 — Nov 25, 2018

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Greetings From Silicon Beach Seen in No.57 — Nov 18, 2018

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Climate Change and Technology Define the Rural Future Seen in No.56 — Nov 11, 2018

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Yuval Noah Harari on Why Technology Favors Tyranny Seen in No.49 — Sep 16, 2018

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Resisting Reduction: A Manifesto Seen in No.48 — Sep 09, 2018

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Telling the Truth About Defects in Technology Should Never, Ever, Ever Be Illegal. EVER. Seen in No.46 — Aug 26, 2018

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Running About for Self and Perspective Note — Jul 05, 2018

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