Posted in patents, peer-to-peer, whole world on Apr 3rd, 2008
Patent Commons: “ir own intellectual property in order to form what the company refers to as a ‘patent commons,’ a modern twist on shared public”
(Via P2P Foundation – Recent changes [en].)
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Posted in chaordic, chaorganization, community, crowd sourcing, holacracy, innovation, network, open source, peer-to-peer, whole world on Mar 6th, 2008
Transcript of Howard Rheingold’s TED-2005 talk about the coming world of collaboration, participatory media and collective action—and how Wikipedia is really an outgrowth of our natural human instinct to work as a group. As he points out, humans have been banding together to work collectively since our days of hunting mastodons.
[xx:xx:xx] are time codes.
[text] describes [...]
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Posted in aarde, chaorganization, community, dutch, holacracy, levenskunst, network, peer-to-peer, utrecht, whole world on Jan 8th, 2008
Op 11 december 2007 hebben Gasto Vilé en ik vanuit Aardbron een samenscholing georganiseerd over peer-to-peer, de nieuwe beschaving en holacratie.
Robert Daverport van Mindz heette ons zeer gastvrij welkom bij Seats 2 Meet in Utrecht en heeft een leuke videosamenvatting van die samenscholing gemaakt.
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Posted in aarde, chaorganization, community, crowd sourcing, dutch, family, holacracy, levenskunst, money, network, open source, pareltaal, peer-to-peer, smart software on Nov 6th, 2007
Het was een goede ont-moeting gisteravond in Amsterdam met de activisten van de Peer-to-Peer Foundation Nederland: James Burke (freelance software ontwikkelaar), Bas Reus (informatiekundige bij Favela Fabric en Marijn van der Pas (jouranlist bij het ANP.
Heerlijk gegeten bij Bird Thais aan de Zeedijk. We moesten een kwartier wachten op een tafel. Op maandagavond! We kregen [...]
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Posted in aarde, chaorganization, crowd sourcing, dutch, give, holacracy, innovation, money, open source, peer-to-peer, whole world on Oct 15th, 2007
Michel Bauwens tipte me gisteren op een artikel in 6 minutes business:
Eindeloze groei in ons beperkt natuurlijk systeem is onmogelijk. Wij bevinden ons nu in een transitiefase waarin nieuwe peer-productiegemeenschappen zoeken naar ideale samenwerkingsvormen. En die zijn er in het internet, nu al, en ze hebben succes.
Lees meer over Nieuwe zakelijke modellen voor de transitieperiode [...]
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Martijn van Steenbergen tipped me on The Storm Worm:
Some key points:
Storm is designed like an ant colony
Rather than having all hosts communicate to a central server or set of servers, Storm uses a peer-to-peer network for C2.
And even if a C2 node is taken down, the system doesn’t suffer. Like a hydra with many heads, [...]
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SixApart: Opening the Social Graph:
We think that the best way for you to manage your network is to stop thinking about all of the little pieces and to start focusing on the big picture: you and the people who matter to you. We think relationships mean more than email addresses or which service you’re signed [...]
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SwarmOS Demonstrated at Idea Festival: “PacoCheezdom writes ‘Intelligent Life has short summary of a demonstration by MIT professor James McLurkin of his new group-minded robots, which run an operating system called ‘Swarm OS’.
The robots are able to work together as a group not by communicating with all members of the group at once, but by [...]
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Posted in architecture, chaordic, chaorganization, community, consciousness, crowd sourcing, dutch, holacracy, innovation, network, open source, parel, pareltaal, patroon, patroontaal, peer-to-peer on Sep 11th, 2007
Verborgen overeenkomsten tussen het biologische, psychologische en sociale leven. Het starten, groeien en floreren van communities en praktijkgemeenschappen. Kenmerkende eigenschappen verweven in een prachtige pareltaal die je helpen de creatieve en collectieve kracht van gemeenschappen in te zetten voor ‘baanbrekende innovatie en voortbestaan op de lange termijn.
Dompel je onder in levende organisaties.
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Refreshed my link with Gerald “tensegrity” de Jong, triggered by a blog entry from TED titled Creatures on the beach from the Dutch sculptor Theo Jansen which instantly reminded me of Gerald’s Fluidiom and Darwin at Home projects.
Gerald’s email signature also mentioned Groovy Actors:
In a nutshell it’s a natural next step, building further on object-oriented [...]
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A new programming language? Well, at least one I never heard of until today. It’s called Erlang and one of the interesting aspects are that it eases concurrent programming and distributed processes.
Erlang is a programming language designed at the Ericsson Computer Science Laboratory. Open-source Erlang is being released to help encourage the spread of Erlang [...]
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Eric Kustarz’s excellent point in favour of using ZFS for your laptop to create a extremely reliable store for all your personal data.
Sun Microsystems is really making a change here. Wish for ZFS to become abuntantly ubiquitous.
Next: swap a disk a day with your friend to have a copy of your data at a [...]
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Korte Emerce update:
Ongeveer 200 mensen
Hele goede lezingen van:
Roger Beekman en André Bouwman van ADK/60 layers of cake over open source.
Sander Dullaart van Favela Fabric over teruggeven van aandacht, vraaggestuurd aanbod.
Gert Hans Berghuis van Fabrique over drijfveren en zingeving voor co-creatie, samen met user generated value (i.t.t. user generated content). Ik creëer dus ik besta. Zo [...]
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Update van de Emerce Update Co-Creatie:
Ongeveer 200 mensen
Hele goede lezingen van:
Roger Beekman en André Bouwman van ADK/60 layers of cake over open source.
Sander Dullaart van Favela Fabric over teruggeven van aandacht, vraaggestuurd aanbod.
Gert Hans Berghuis van Fabrique over drijfveren en zingeving voor co-creatie, samen met user generated value (i.t.t. user generated content). Ik creëer dus [...]
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