see http://www.globalswadeshi.net/forum/topic/show?id=2097821%3ATopic%3A1761 This one is actually quite nice to watch which makes a nice change.
Read more →I gave ten years to sharpening the axe and weaving the noose I learned to wait with patience while the cogs of life spun to my desired settings You must treat the mind as a body to be cultured before climbing into space the delicate coordination of extraordinary and mundane is the key to opening [...]
Read more →Shows roughly how the infrastructure works in a modern society. It’s the “general case” – to really get the detail down requires configuring the diagram for a specific place and time, but I think the rapid overview picture is still extremely useful. A work in progress. Five things on the chart. 1> Six Ways To [...]
Read more →Post moved. Please see http://vinay.howtolivewiki.com/blog/global/global-systems-mapping-2-719
Read more →The commercial hexayurt will live here.
Read more →Founder of the Hare Krishnas – surprisingly clear and lucid and direct. No mention (so far) of chanting Gournanga and being Happy. I’d never seen any of his material directly, only filtered by the organization, and he’s more impressive than they make him look.
Read more →Had some problems with the video, now all resolved, thankfully. Enjoy, it’s a corker!
Read more →1> Unaided, a digital signature only proves that you uttered a statement, not that you originated it. 2> The mapping of keys to individuals, and individuals to keys, is many to many. To get any more than this out of cryptography, you need to start adding things. 1> A timestamping service which records the first [...]
Read more →http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1811858,00.html I just… I mean… yes, it makes perfect sense. If they’d had prozac in WW2, it might well have been compulsory for all combatants. But still. Just seems like a warning sign, an indicator of really serious problems at other levels of the structure.
Read more →Keyhole Gardening gets a solid thread going. I’m particularly interested in the way that five or six people put in a few minutes each and we wound up, at the end of the day, with a decent amount of information on something that otherwise most of us wouldn’t have known about. I think there’s a [...]
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