TA18 – Hackerkultur

from Talking Anthropology · host Thomas Lohninger

Ich bin sehr froh euch endich diese Folge zum Einstieg in das Thema Hackerkultur präsentieren zu können. Geplant war sie schon viel früher, aber die Interview- und Sendetermine lassen sich nicht immer so steuern, wie man das gerne will. Auf jeden Fall sollte diese Folge die Kluft zwischen der Stammhörerschaft und den technischen Themen schließen. Geholfen dabei hat mir fin, der Obmann des Wiener Metalab. Falls immer noch zu viele Fragezeichen offen bleiben oder wir hier doch zu unverständlich waren, bitte ich sehr um Kommentare. Enjoy the show! Themen: * Definitionen des Wortes "Hacker" * Spannungsfelder * Geschichte der Hackerkultur * der Chaos Computer Club (CCC) * das Wiener Metalab * politische Projekte der Hackerszene * Liquid Democracy * elektronische Wahlmaschinen * Datenschutz, IT-Sicherheit * die Piratenpartei Literatur/Quellen: * LEVY, Steven. 1984. Hackers, Heroes of the Computer Revolution . O.A.: Anchor Press/Doubleday. * STEELE, Guy L.. 1996. The New Hackers Dictionary. 3. Auflage : MIT Press. * STALLMAN, Richard M.. 2002. On Hacking. http://stallman.org/articles/on-hacking.html (28. Mai 2010, 23:33 UTC+2). * HAFNER, Katie / MARKOFF, John. 1991. Cyberpunk. Outlaws and Hackers on the Computer Frontier. 1. Ausgabe New York: Touchstone. * MILLER Jonny Lee / JOLIE Angelina / SOFTLEY Iain (Regie). 1995. Hackers. Spielfilm. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika. 15. September 1995. * Homebrew Computer Club. 1975-1977. Homebrew Computer Clubs Newsletters. Scann von Newslettern. DigiBarn * Computer Museum. http://www.digibarn.com/collections/newsletters/homebrew/newsletters.html (14. Mai 2010, 1:54 UTC+2). Links: * hackerspaces.org * 2600 * Chaos Computer Club * Chaosradio Podcast * Project Blinkenlights * metalab * Happy Lab * Hackerspace Design Patterns * The Jargon File * Thesen des CCC zu Wahlcomputern * craft demo aus dem Intro * fin’s homepage * the toaster project * Homemade SLR Camera * Hackerspaces.org The Beginning (ebook, zip’ed PDF 163 MB) here (inklusive Boston L0pht Heavy Industries, Seite 78)”> * Links zu Liquid Democracy (Piratenpartei Deutschland, Podcast Klabautercast, CRE Podcast, Verein zur Förderung von Liquid Democracy, WP: Proxy Voting) * TA16- Indian Hackers * WP Script Kiddy Hackerethik nach Levy, 1984: * Access to computers, and anything which might teach you something about the way the world works, should be unlimited and total. Always yield to the hands-on imperative! * All information should be free. * Mistrust authority - promote decentralization * Hackers should be judged by their hacking, not bogus criterias such as degrees, age, race or position. * You can create art and beautiy on a computer. * Computers can change your life for the better. Zusatz zur Hackerethick des CCC * Don’t litter other people’s data. * Make public data available, protect private data.

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