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Jan Chipchase über vernetzte Städte
> I raise these questions not to cast doubt on the new public/private infrastructure–one that blurs the roles of citizens’ public and private lives, as well as the changing balance between the public and the private sectors in numerous cities turning to corporations to upgrade and update urban environments. Instead, I hope to provoke both…
Macht Facebook einsam?
In der [Cover-Story](http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2012/05/is-facebook-making-us-lonely/8930/) der Mai-Ausgabe des Atlantic fragt Autor Stephen Marche, ob Facebook und andere Social-Media-Dienste uns einsam(er) machen.
Weekend Pleasure #7
Ein großartiges, verlängertes Wochenende mit viel Essen und Freunden von der Holden [in Bildern festgehalten](http://schischiundheititei.de/index.php/weekend-pleasure-7-extended/).
Know your shit
> If there were one lesson I’d want to impress upon people who are interested in succeeding in the technology industry, it would be, as I’ve said before, know your shit. Know the discipline you’re in, know the history of those who’ve done your kind of work before, understand the lessons of their efforts, and…
All human beings are entrepreneurs
> All human beings are entrepreneurs. When we were in the caves, we were all self-employed … finding our food, feeding ourselves. That’s where human history began. As civilization came, we suppressed it. We became “labor” because they stamped us, “You are labor.” We forgot that we are entrepreneurs. –Muhammad Yunus gefunden in [The Start-up…
Wie Zivilisten halfen, den Informationskrieg in Libyen zu gewinnen
> Ashammakhi instinctively reaches for technological analogies to capture the complexity of this conflict. He likens those on the ground in the information war to a coöperative network of sensors giving feedback „continuously, dynamically, and in real time.“ He compares the way self-organizing civilians come together in support of military operations to CPU scavenging, where…