http://robvankranenburgs.wordpress.com I am the Bad Wolf, I create myself Tue, 29 Dec 2009 18:17:34 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://robvankranenburgs.wordpress.com/2007/10/11/james-wallbank-says-the-zero-dollar-laptop-manifesto/#comment-2711 Hello world! « The Zero Dollar Laptop Project Tue, 29 Dec 2009 18:17:34 +0000 http://robvankranenburgs.wordpress.com/2007/10/11/james-wallbank-says-the-zero-dollar-laptop-manifesto/#comment-2711 [...] Zero Dollar Laptop project is inspired by the Zero Dollar Laptop Manifesto developed in partnership with Access Space and St Mungo’s charity for the homeless as part of [...] [...] Zero Dollar Laptop project is inspired by the Zero Dollar Laptop Manifesto developed in partnership with Access Space and St Mungo’s charity for the homeless as part of [...]

]]> http://robvankranenburgs.wordpress.com/2009/12/11/387/#comment-2710 Tea leaves « Tecnomagia Thu, 17 Dec 2009 23:03:44 +0000 http://robvankranenburgs.wordpress.com/2009/12/11/387/#comment-2710 [...] via Rob van Kranenburg. Datamining is a very old practice. Before people had computers to compute databases with, they [...] [...] via Rob van Kranenburg. Datamining is a very old practice. Before people had computers to compute databases with, they [...]

]]> http://robvankranenburgs.wordpress.com/2009/08/25/happy/#comment-2708 one tumblr, one posterous to follow | consumptive.org Sun, 30 Aug 2009 13:29:47 +0000 http://robvankranenburgs.wordpress.com/?p=352#comment-2708 [...] Fresser. com­piled by Kevin Slavin: In a piece for De Mor­gen (sat­ur­day july 4) Dou­glas de Con­ick writes about the five pirates from Soma­lia who are on trial now in Hol­land for try­ing to hijack the freighter Samany­olu. Willem-Jan Ausma is the lay­wer of the youngest one, Yusuf Ahmed (24). Yusuf is now in jail at Alphen aan de Rijn and they talk through an inter­preter. He is so happy! When Willem told him he would try to bring the nine years sen­tence to four he asked why? He enjoys him­self tremen­dously in jail. He gets food, can do sports and wants to learn Dutch and bring over his fam­ily asap. Willem– Jan relates how Yusuf was fish­ing for lob­ster only a few years ago, mak­ing enough money to sup­port his fam­ily. Then the Euro­pean and Asian trawlers came, got all the fish and wrecked the bot­tom of the ocean with their huge nets. No more fish, no more work. You know, the lay­wer says, I know these sto­ries from the papers but when you hear a guy like that tell it it becomes a dif­fer­ent story. And after the fish was gone, other ships came. They dumped chem­i­cals and waste. And now Yusuf is in jail in a place that has prof­ited for all that destruc­tion and is feel­ing happy. — happy [...] [...] Fresser. com­piled by Kevin Slavin: In a piece for De Mor­gen (sat­ur­day july 4) Dou­glas de Con­ick writes about the five pirates from Soma­lia who are on trial now in Hol­land for try­ing to hijack the freighter Samany­olu. Willem-Jan Ausma is the lay­wer of the youngest one, Yusuf Ahmed (24). Yusuf is now in jail at Alphen aan de Rijn and they talk through an inter­preter. He is so happy! When Willem told him he would try to bring the nine years sen­tence to four he asked why? He enjoys him­self tremen­dously in jail. He gets food, can do sports and wants to learn Dutch and bring over his fam­ily asap. Willem– Jan relates how Yusuf was fish­ing for lob­ster only a few years ago, mak­ing enough money to sup­port his fam­ily. Then the Euro­pean and Asian trawlers came, got all the fish and wrecked the bot­tom of the ocean with their huge nets. No more fish, no more work. You know, the lay­wer says, I know these sto­ries from the papers but when you hear a guy like that tell it it becomes a dif­fer­ent story. And after the fish was gone, other ships came. They dumped chem­i­cals and waste. And now Yusuf is in jail in a place that has prof­ited for all that destruc­tion and is feel­ing happy. — happy [...]

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