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...Jussi Parikka Software Takes Command , by Manovich Lev , New York : Bloomsbury , 2013 , 376 pages, £17.99 (softcover), ISBN 978-1-6235-6745-3 © 2014 Duke University Press 2014 Lev Manovich’s Software Takes Command is an analytical map intended to help both scholars...

... discourse of software craftspersonship is actively hostile, yet to which so-called literate programming practice is indifferent, program comments are traces of a mode of technical labor whose privilege and precarity both rest on its obscurity, an obscurity in no way resistant to reading. 1 Daniel Punday...

... undertake an approach that is critical of corporate forms and hegemonic uses of the Internet, we advocate for new software developments such as blogs and trace the oppositional deployments of the Internet made by a wide variety of groups in the cause of progressive cultural and political struggle...

... temporalities of software; while software is often thought of as immaterial and hence immune to decay, she shows how software engineers manage the temporalities of obsolesces and decay that are constitutive of software itself through their own bodies. Also placed in the “Lifetime” section, Sumanth Gopinath's...

..., a ubiquitous 3D modeling technology, is known across the architecture, engineering, and construction industries precisely for its paradigmatic shift away from technical drawings toward calculable images. While not equivalent to the digital twin, an understanding of how a building is modeled in software today...

... of the industrialized OECD nations. The clockwork radio and solar- or clockwork-powered computing have emerged only after decades of development. The $100 computer and other mass access designs are incompatible with the memory- and power-hungry operating systems and professional software that dominate the world market...

..., www.davidchappell.com/CloudPlatforms–Chappell.pdf Chun Wendy Hui Kyong . 2005 . “ On Software, or The Persistence of Visual Knowledge .” Grey Room , no. 18 : 26 – 51 Chun Wendy Hui Kyong . 2006 . Control and Freedom: Power and Paranoia in the Age of Fiber Optics . Cambridge, MA : MIT...

.... Lawrence Lessig (1998) , for example, emphasizes the significance of the underlying “architecture” of networked communication, arguing that just as real-world activity is limited by specific “constraints,” so online activity is limited by “code”—by the architecture of the software and hardware itself...

... of Cyberculture in the Age of the Virtual Class .” CTheory.net . Available at http://www.ctheory.net/printer.asp?id=111 . Arnison Matthew . 2001 . “ Open Publishing is the Same as Free Software .” Available at http://www.cat.org.au/maffew/cat/openpub.html . Baudrillard Jean . 1994...

... and Christopher Kelty's ( 2005 , 2008 ) analysis of the free software movement. Resonating with allied critical histories that have fleshed out the relationship between the military-industrial complex and creative, countercultural movements (Beck and Bishop 2020 ), Dean ( 2010 : 19) foregrounds the specific...

.... The second section of the volume, which deals with “Bad Objects,” functions to extract a broader theoretical methodology from the approach of the preceding one. Jussi Parikka's piece “Archives of Software” examines the processes whereby “good” and “bad” objects are continually defined not only through...

... Lenoir (then chair of the program in history and philosophy of science at Stanford) identified as the “military-entertainment complex” (2000). The program was very demanding, as it was believed that mastering the elaborate Maya software interface required hours of memorization by rote. Its ultimate...

... and built sensors and microphones used in geology and developed by the artist at the LABoral FabLAB through rapid prototyping and open-source software ( fig. 9 ). Figure 9 Details of the production of 3D designs, prototypes, and final parts in the LABoral FabLAB, 2023. Photograph by Víctor Mazón...

... to) information flows. Software is not always seen as being “safety-critical,” when it is, in fact, an increasing cause of accidents ( Leveson 2011 : 3). Indeed, these codes influence ever more aspects of social life. This global spread of digital technologies also signals an increase in interactive complexity...

... syndicates to diasporas, which act as distributive networks, outside the whale as well as inside. The development of P2P (peer-to-peer) networks, of Open Source software (and its recent adoption by the UN: see http://www.iosn.org/ ), the economics of barter implied by the Creative Commons movement all point...

... progressive groups. Writing on Many-2-Many, a group web log on social software, Clay Shirkey invokes a similar argument to explain Howard Dean’s poor showing in the Iowa caucuses following what appeared to be his remarkable successes on the Internet. Shirkey writes: We know well from past attempts to use...

.../201212271132754429.html . Estalella Adolfo Jara Rocha Antonio Lafuente , eds. 2013 . “Laboratorios de procomún” (“Laboratories of the Commons”). Special issue , Teknokultura 10 ( 1 ), www.teknokultura.net/index.php/tk/issue/view/5 . Gallaher Ryan . 2013 . “ Software That Tracks...

.... Lungs, skin, streets, and atmospheric particulates manifest its transformative presence, as do electron microscopes, CT scanners, thermal guns, and satellite images. Medical illustrators wield 3D modeling software to style a COVID-19 “avatar” that will facilitate its public recognition. Maps, network...

... York : Doubleday/Currency . Kelty Christopher M. 2008 . Two Bits: The Cultural Significance of Free Software . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Kera Denisa . 2012 . “ Hackerspaces and DIYbio in Asia: Connecting Science and Community with Open Data, Kits, and Protocols...

... ( http://en.wikinews.org/ ) and by means of publishing software like Blogger.com, giving weight to the claim that the new politics of the twenty-first century is more the product of ICTs than of the increasingly commercialized “fourth estate” ( Couldry and Curran 2003 ). On a purely technical level...