…disappearing in the fortified vaults of wealthy private buyers (Shabi 2015). Apparently, there seems to be some consensus that artifacts, thought to be part of the common cultural heritage of…

…TV hacker drama Mr. Robot. Even the liberating hack Brunner postulates is not too improbable in the centralized data apparatus he envisions: later computer scientists adopted his term for “worm…

…a consequence, consumers ignore or cannot see the social, economic, and environmental damage that these food systems cause. For the promoters of alternatives, scaling food systems down increases consumer awareness…

…set website cookies after user approval, rather than ask millions of websites to change their code. There are already plenty of hackers and engineers who are involved in politics, but…

…could look at and understand or try to verify. These were sophisticated pieces of code that needed people with a lot of technical skills to understand and figure out what…

…massive archive of movement. Along with dance experts Irmgard Bartenieff and Forestine Paulay, Lomax set out on a mission: to collect, view, code, and catalog filmed samples of dance from…

…writing code, stopping only to ice his wrists (Townsend 2015). Yet, questions arose on the ground about the value and meaning of an endeavor that required an ever-growing number of…

…much of Swedish design, a combination of simplicity, affordability, and universality that both reflects and promotes a more egalitarian social order (Murphy 2015; see also Garvey 2017). When applied to…

…and oversimplified[1] in Colombian public culture as clientelistic networks. Mockus’ campaign appealed to a younger, urban, middle-class vote that was mobilized mostly via web-based social media. By looking at how…