PUBLIC MARKS with tag culture

my stomping grounds straddle the CP rail line that divides the Plateau from Rosemont-Petite-Patrie. The train tracks and adjacent industrial areas create a boundary within the urban landscape, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing: over the decades, it has allowed the neighbourhoods on either side to  evolve distinct characters.

Der Audioguide zur Berliner Buslinie 100 ist in zweifacher Hinsicht innovativ. Mit der Hörführung wird die Fahrt in einem ganz normalen Linienbus, der von früh morgens bis spät in die Nacht zur Verfügung steht, zur kommentierten Stadtrundfahrt.

En effet, si le numérique est à la fois une science et une culture qui introduit de nouvelles valeurs, de nouveaux critères sur nos héritages culturels, l’entreprise peut-elle garder ses modèles d’affaires, ses options de création de valeur hérités de la culture précédente ?

When it comes to copyright theft and piracy, many people assume there's just one side - the side of truth, justice and copyright owners. Beyond that there are parasitical thieves. When most governments come to legislate on the matter, their response is usually one of listening to what big corporations and lobby groups say and nodding in agreement. For the general public, years of being bombarded by cross platform marketing campaigns have ingrained people with various "Piracy bad. Copyright good" slogans.

This has prompted a great deal of innovation, but also a complexity, speed and capacity for amplification that makes the world a difficult and dangerous place for many organizations and human-made systems designed for a slower and simpler era.

If you step into an inferno, if you willingly give up the foundations and step off the cliff, into the vortex… if you seek something that will never satisfy, if you f-k to spite love, if you feed your demons and spin without control, when you have nothing to fill you up…

On peut démolir une masse, comment extirper l'ubiquité ?

containers for other people’s work, but the thought is in the connections, not the nodes.

Vernacular geography is the sense of place that is revealed in ordinary people's language.

There's a tension here between belonging and being outside that is essential to the Asian-American experience.

To be in Silicon Valley is to be completely immersed in technology. The building, the pushing, the hacking, the designing, the iterating, the testing, the acquisitions, the funding — it is everywhere and wholly inescapable. Here is a culture and place that emerged seemingly from nothing, and yet over the last 50 years it has developed a mythology deep and inspiring and all its own.