Archive for the ‘Creative Commons’ Category
TheLinuxFoundation
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May 31st, 2009 Posted 12:41 am
Tags: Creative Commons, Fondation, Linux, Open source
Posted in Creative Commons, Open source, Soft
The Origin…
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May 31st, 2009 Posted 12:39 am
Tags: Creative Commons, Open source, Origin
Posted in Creative Commons, Open source, Soft
TheLinuxFoundation
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May 31st, 2009 Posted 12:36 am
Tags: Creative Commons, Linux, Open source, TheLinuxFoundation
Posted in Creative Commons, Open source, Soft
Pirate Bay
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April 18th, 2009 Posted 9:04 pm
Press conference
Tags: Pirate Bay
Posted in 11, Creative Commons, Open source
Texas Sci-Fi
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April 8th, 2009 Posted 4:40 pm
Tags: Texas Sci-Fi
Posted in Creative Commons, Music, VJ
The Pirate Bay
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April 7th, 2009 Posted 9:56 pm
Tags: The Pirate Bay
Posted in 11, Creative Commons
Auxiliary Outputs
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January 2nd, 2009 Posted 2:08 am
Tags: Auxiliary Outputs
Posted in Creative Commons, Experimental
No Smoking Sign Library
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November 12th, 2008 Posted 8:06 am
An ongoing collection of alternatives to compliment the archetypal ’No Smoking‘ sign. All signs can be downloaded from this page and used for free in public and private places.
free video player & video platform - interactive video, online video solution: video player, video editor - kaltura
wordpress video - wordpress plugin for integrated video on video blogs, and video tools
Tags: No Smoking Sign Library
Posted in Creative Commons
Line of music with Leechers
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November 6th, 2008 Posted 12:34 am
Leechers make an animation of the famous online flash game “Line Rider”. The music comes from Dr Nojoke and it’s a beautiful peace of minimal filled with feelings.
A Message can be read during the animation from www.leechers.org
Tags: Creative Commons, leechers, Line, Line of music with Leechers, Music, VJ
Posted in Creative Commons, VJ
Trusted Computing
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October 14th, 2008 Posted 12:15 pm
‘Trusted Computing’, a Creative Commons-licensed animated short film by Benjamin Stephan and Lutz Vogel, deals with the concept of the eponymous DRM solution, arguing that, perhaps, it isn’t such a good idea after all. As Cory Doctorow at BoingBoing says, this is ‘a high-level overview of the philosophical problems with the technology. Run, don’t walk
http://www.lafkon.net/tc/
Tags: Trusted Computing
Posted in Creative Commons, Open source, Soft
