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posted by tony curzon price on 04-27-2008
- iPhone is object of desire
  posted by tony curzon price on 04-27-2008
of its use.
posted by tony curzon price on 04-29-2008
- The original PC is a blank slate.
  posted by tony curzon price on 04-28-2008
- Apple II is a user object; iPhone is a consumer object (open / closed)
  posted by Yule Heibel on 04-29-2008
very fast.
posted by tony curzon price on 04-27-2008
- Apple II was a generative box whose success depended on others' additions to it, like VisiCalc
  posted by tony curzon price on 04-27-2008
computer crashes
posted by tony curzon price on 04-27-2008
- Apple II was open for tinkerers and hobbyists, unlike the iPhone
  posted by tony curzon price on 04-27-2008
permission
posted by tony curzon price on 05-09-2008
- iPhone needs Apple permission before you can tinker; Apple can remote modify it; it is a controlled system.
  posted by tony curzon price on 04-27-2008
- ahah ! - sterile the iphone ?... not so... it has now many app. done free, as the next widgetbox web2 ways - and it is a very great inspiration too, an industrial asian has produced a similar product better...and of course as usual, protections attract hackers to modify or to use free: it's done...
  posted by Ako Z°om on 05-09-2008
give up that freedom.
posted by tony curzon price on 05-04-2008
- The dark side of openness - viruses, spam, crashes - makes the closed philosophy of the iPhone attractive to consumers.
  posted by tony curzon price on 04-27-2008
- generative creativity = dangerous; closed consumption = "safe"
  posted by Yule Heibel on 04-29-2008
- This is a very important tension to consider, and one that will take time to work through.
  posted by Jeremy Price on 05-04-2008
network of control
posted by tony curzon price on 04-27-2008
- iPhone / Apple II story is representative of the Internet: it is moving form the open to the tethered, the generative to the controlled.
  posted by tony curzon price on 04-27-2008
things
posted by tony curzon price on 04-29-2008
- Boxed appliances are fine, but they endanger the NEXT ROUND of innovation --- innovation-types they themselves were dependent on in the past.
  posted by tony curzon price on 04-28-2008
- If the generative aspect is ursurped by closed appliances, the ecosystem dies as a productive source of further innovation
  posted by Yule Heibel on 04-29-2008
discover
posted by tony curzon price on 04-28-2008
- When there is separation of PC ownership and use, interests diverge: stability versus "wilderness"
  posted by tony curzon price on 04-28-2008
heartbeat
posted by tony curzon price on 04-29-2008
- As long as a PC can run code it is given, and especially with broadband connectivity, the dangers are there, and are serious.
  posted by tony curzon price on 04-28-2008
- like a natural ecosystem, open and generative platforms can provide habitat for dangerous pathogens (viruses, invaders, etc.)
  posted by Yule Heibel on 04-29-2008
exported
posted by tony curzon price on 04-29-2008
- These dangers add support for lockdown and interference by the surveiling centre --- with all the dangers this implies in authoritarian states.
  posted by tony curzon price on 04-28-2008
- lockdowns as monoculture... safe, but sterile
  posted by Yule Heibel on 04-29-2008
groups with shared norms and a sense of public purpose
posted by tony curzon price on 04-28-2008
or private
posted by tony curzon price on 04-28-2008
- Lockdowns and box-appliances will destroy the creativity of IT, and to stop this happening we'll need new technologies, communities that sustain the right ethos and a sense of public purpose.
  posted by tony curzon price on 04-28-2008
pressure them
posted by tony curzon price on 05-09-2008
- The everlasting battle will be between open, Web 2.0 systems and services and "bottled power" as exemplified by the iPhone.
  posted by tony curzon price on 04-28-2008
- - users (vs. consumers?) stay in the generative loop via Web 2.0 applications
  posted by Yule Heibel on 04-29-2008
- free services and ...ware = battle for money may change to battle for communities influences and direct human exchanges
  posted by Ako Z°om on 05-09-2008

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