I also recommend reading the original post (in March 2020) on support from other libraries “This is a response to the scores of inquiries from educators about the capacity of our lending system and the scale needed to meet classroom demands because of the closures…” blog.archive.org/2020/03/24/a...

I also recommend Chris Hayes’ recent interview with Brewster Kahle for his podcast blog.archive.org/2024/07/02/l...

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And more on why Gibson’s debut novel endures while it creatively outpaces some of the technology it inspired

thank you!

Last year, The Big Book of Cyberpunk anthology was published and soon an exhibition on "cyberpunk" will open at the Academy Museum. Both projects would benefit from a stronger archival support rather than branching outward from narrow roots filmmakermagazine.com/127295-joann...

“The price tag is on par with what I would have paid for a taxi service but without the risk of sitting behind a driver who smells bad!”

I was interested in what sort of work is made invisible. And what those workers think. How the charade is central to exploiting workers, but also there are times that you, the worker, might wish to be unseen

“A man behind a curtain might be piloting this driverless car but at least he won’t give me the ick”

The so-whatness Is what’s great. When we fight the exploitation we still have to hold on to that so-whatness. just like we need to protect the so-whatness of publishing anything in the first place.