Comments | mistersleepless: DIY Mind Gangsterism (part one)

mistersleepless

DIY Mind Gangsterism (part one)

Oct 19, 2004 23:41

DIY Mind Gangsterism: a quick guide to internet promotional tools

digifox wants to be a Mind Gangster. She needs the tools. So I started writing what was intended to be a fast and probably incomplete guide to what's around. Because it's all about the tools and what you can make them do ( Read more... )

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rans October 19 2004, 21:41:43 UTC

i guess i've already been doing this then. coded, funded, and maintained by myself http://www.gloriousrobot.com

slinka October 19 2004, 21:47:44 UTC

Thanks for the oswd link. I didn't know such a thing existed.

kolzzv October 20 2004, 01:47:33 UTC

http://sourceforge.net/

panzerkunst October 19 2004, 22:51:34 UTC

I have the website with a PayPal account, I just need people to go there who will give me money.

mistersleepless October 20 2004, 04:48:19 UTC

We'll get to that.

panzerkunst October 20 2004, 20:50:44 UTC

*fidget fidget*

I read "Ocean" #1 today. Great stuff, I like how you make a "believable" future in your stories. Like the self-biodegrading coffee cup.

Don't expect.... archangelq October 19 2004, 22:54:38 UTC

these things to make you a mind gangster. Without memes to push and interesting mindfucking, you shall never be the mind gangster you want to be. These are mearly the means to bring your already primed mind into the daily experience of others, not the means to making people care.

I am not a mind gangster. I am mearly an educated observer. Think of me as a corrupt city official in the cesspool city of the internet.

Re: Don't expect.... mistersleepless October 20 2004, 04:43:06 UTC

"I am not a mind gangster. I am mearly an educated observer."

Oh, shut up, then, you terrible wanker...

connexion October 20 2004, 00:07:07 UTC

Most interesting tutorial Mr. Ellis and we'll be paying attention to the continuation. Very useful so far in opening some doors that we were not even aware existed (cooking content is time-consuming and doesn't allow for systematic 'tech' research... need to find us a reliable webmonkey).

Nice hosting plan on Globat but can't find a physical address for it and I prefer my hosting with an address of a door I can go knock on (or down, if necessary), wherever on Earth it is located.

So far, we have no complaints about http://www.nova-atlantida.com/ the host where we have our site http://www.connexionbizarre.net/. Even the basic package is competitive in price. May pose some problems for the "speakenglish only" crowd though...

Of course if one wants to host something more bandwidth-consuming, extra expense is required. Unless one is signed to a DSL ISP server with unlimited bandwidth traffic and huge disk storage space (as we are with our 'radio webcast').