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Alan Sondheim
sondheim at panix.com
Tue Jan 6 05:28:13 CET 2004
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The room is silent now. I'm back on the other machine, linux. There was a
bit of configuration, but it wasn't terrible. It's about 2:30 in the
night, January 5th, 2004. I have to find a way to automate...
Here's what's in the home directory at the moment:
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a cine.blend1 GoogleSearch.wsdl Mail
untitled.blend
bl cinelerra.html image mod
untitled.blend1
blender Desktop image.txt note video
blenderplayer eiffel.blend looply.pl notebook
zing.mp2.xml
cin eiffel.blend1 lynx_bookmarks.html sandy
cine.blend fungi mail third.nbk
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Too much Ashley MacIsaac this evening - it's his first cd, and hard to
discern his future direction - in any case, it's crystal, a bit cold -
next day now and going to the doctor shortly. finished Saikaku, reading
parts of Dylan Thomas' Quite Early One Morning. As usual not feeling well.
Did a piece from spam - it did go through. The more spam avoids filtering,
the greater the degree of language experiments. And literal experiments -
trying to avoid the filters. This is the new Finnegan's Wake of late
capitalism, driven by the marketplace, but internally playful.
So a literature is created out of necessity.
Of course for it to be literature, it must be read as such (reception
theory). This is bleary, exhausted, and goes through all the usual theory
channels.
And I'm bleary. Spent last night also reconfiguring the Zaurus. It works
better than ever. Last night Azure and I married Britney Spears.
I originally wrote 'maried' ha - ha.
So I'm supposed to review Shaviro, but I don't have the original letter
and nothing accompanied the arrival of the book. Still reading Mike
Davis' Dead Cities. Everyone seems fascinated by the turn spam has taken -
why?
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For one thing it's a process of natural selection - did I already say
that? What produces returns, returns. It's a question of identity, not
equivalence, the same must return to the same, in which case the mutation
is successful. Otherwise the language stretches farther out on a limb,
there's always new testing going on. There you are.
Here I am.
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