March 16, 2005
eTech: IRC hearts Cory Doctorow
I was planning on live blogging Cory's presentation "All Complex Ecosystems Have Parasites" this morning but he just said that he's reading a prewritten speech so that he can post it online right after giving it so blogging it seems a bit redundant. So, rather than try to transcribe something that's going to be up word for word in a few minutes, I'm I'm going to post the IRC #etech logs (after the jump) so people can see the backchannel instead.
The link to the text for his speech is here, BoingBoing post here, keep reading for IRC backchannel logs.
Logs from #etech:
[seanbonner_] - I was going to blog Cory's speach but he's going to post it word for word so...
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[plasticb1g] - This is totally infuriating to me
[jbond] - I didn't pay to hear Cory read.
[NelsonMinar] - it's like a live podcast! :-)
[jbond] - (actually I didn't pay)
[plasticb1g] - I love Cory.
[Ewan_] - Tom, I'm looking for steam rising in the room, where are you?
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[TrevorFSmith] - Is it just me, or is Cory starting to dress like Michael Jackson ~1985?
[cybaea] - Starting?
[UCSDBigD] - the one glove IS a little creepy
[jbond] - Thriller?
[NelsonMinar] - that's not his original nose
[NelsonMinar] - what he's saying is important
[Ewan_] - Didn;t Khan in Star Trek 2 only have one glove?
[_sj_] - is there an audio stream?
[seanbonner_] - I'm blogging this.
[NelsonMinar] - cory sounds pissed! wow
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[NelsonMinar] - his hands are trembling, and I don't think he's nervous
[jbond] - I'm reading people's T shirt slogans
[UCSDBigD] - we had him come talk at the UCSD Libraries on Monday
[UCSDBigD] - he's good dude
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[NelsonMinar] - wow, interesting point on EDS
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[seanbonner_] - he said "The Man"
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* termie sticks it
[jbond] - Right ON!
[plasticb1g] - yeah - EFF anti-man rhetoric is getting a bit out of hand
[plasticb1g] - what's wrong with the man anyway
[UCSDBigD] - cory is Shaft
[plasticb1g] - he seems nice
[cheesebikini] - outta hand rhetoric++
[imajes_] - hey tom! congrats on the bloggie
[NelsonMinar] - there's a technical solution to this key concentration problem.
[plasticb1g] - thaks
[NelsonMinar] - it requires key revocation, but that will be practical in a few years
[jbond] - but won't be practical for a few years. luckily.
[genmon_] - i wonder what cory thinks about mmopgs, with hardwired permission bits
[seanbonner_] - You know you don't need a key to start a prius
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[jbond] - There should have been a session on hacking the Prius
[UCSDBigD] - my buddy's prius's battery died
[imajes_] - love flickr.
[imajes_] - Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_ENDIF in /var/www/html/www.flickr.com/templates_c/%%-21^%%-2145952649^inc_photos_user_other_photo.txt.php on line 51
[UCSDBigD] - he plugged his phone into the charger, and the car vampired the charge and he could get started
[jbond] - heh
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[plasticb1g>
[cal> working on it
[jbond] - I bet he could have run the car off USB
[holgate_] - DRM is like the Evil Twin of Open API web services.
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[NelsonMinar] - The Microsoft/Intel cooperation on trusted computing (aka Palladium) is very very dangerous
[lobo_] - heh
[NelsonMinar] - it keeps progressing, but quietly.
[knauer_] - the batteries for the engines on hybrids are different from the battery used to power plugs, lights, etc... at least in my honda hybrid
[holgate_] - Open API stuff is another kind of Trusted Computing, but it's a trust in non-lockdown.
[jbond] - OSS is faith based
[joe_hughes] - Nelson: do you have a good reference on the key revocation thing?
[NelsonMinar] - joe - the concept? I'd try wikipedia.
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[NelsonMinar] - my belief it'll be practical in a few years? no, no reference, just my guess
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[NelsonMinar] - croak!
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[jbond] - knauer. Are they Optimum lead acid, or more exotic?
[seanbonner_] - He's done, anyone have any final comments before I post this?
[TrevorFSmith] - Since trusted computing will be so completely unusable, shouldn't we just make certain that untrusted computing is available and let the market sort it out?
[UCSDBigD] - did he call us all frogs?
[lobo_] - croak?
[danyelf] - Ribbit.
[NelsonMinar] - the problem is trusted computing will dominate the market
[NelsonMinar] - partly because of the trusted computing market power
[cybaea] - Good speech
[NelsonMinar] - partly because people want to watch DVDs on their computers.
[jbond] - So where is Apple in all this?
[plasticb1g>
[cal> flickr bug all fixed
[NelsonMinar] - and in a few years, the only way to watch DVDs may well be trusted
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