Tag: permanently moved
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Mickey in the Metaverse | 2235
As a symbol of the copyright regime of the 20thC. A permissive Mickey in the metaverse seems like an interesting experiment to try.
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The Funeral | 2234
The 21 century has finally arrived in Britain with the passing of a crown. The Carolingian age has begun in the kingdom.
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Permanently Moved | 2233
I’m Back! After the longest break from ‘the practice’ since 2019. I must admit, sitting down today to make this show filled me with an urgent anxiety.
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Different Lengths
I’ve spent the week trying to write things at/of different lengths. Sitting down with a timer, set to 20mins or 40. Just practicing to see how I go.
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Episode 200 | 2232
I can’t believe I’ve made 200 of these. One of the things I haven’t yet thought about, is how do I know when I’m done?
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New Cultural Technologies | 2231
The invention of ML tools is as significant as the printing press. These technologies will derive the creative practice & economy of the 21stC
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How to Train Your Algorithm | 2230
We need control over what we see and how we see it. Every app should have a lab rat’s guide to taking over the experiment.
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10 Tips For Creating Online | 2229
After 4 years and nearly 200 podcast episodes, here’s 10 tips for creating online in 2022
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Pinball Wizard | 2228
Pinball Wizard is the name for a 1970’s cyborg. People who first entered a world inside a machine and ‘touched’ the metaverse.
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Video Version
I’ve been making a Video version of Permanently Moved for just over a year now. I thought I’d write up some thoughts about where I’m at.
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Navigation Styles | 2225
A world has to allow players to change their play style as they learn more about themselves in the context of the world.
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Win Condition | 2224
The ultimate victory condition in the most popular online worlds right now is to be left alone.
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Computing Books | 2223
I realised I knew very little about the history of computing. Here’s two books I read recently correcting my ignorance.
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Post Normal | 2219
New Zine, Post Normal Fiction, A Brief History of Modernity, and our need to explore what’s beyond or after it.
