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raven
Welcome to the terror dome (greetings -first spew) Mark Unseen   Jun 10 04:24 UTC 1994

This the first item. Please rant, spew, and otherwise HACK to your hearts
delight.
208 responses total.
matts
response 1 of 208: Mark Unseen   Jun 20 00:08 UTC 1994

I am really glad that this item finally got of the ground.  Unfortunatly,
I was in Europe at the time, with no access whatsoever, but have returned
to make the most of this latest incarnation.  Maybe my spelling will improve
as a result of the new come responsibility.  Maybee KNot.
dang
response 2 of 208: Mark Unseen   Jun 24 17:38 UTC 1994

hello, guys.  what, just out of curiosity, is the point of this
cf?  just so we all can know right up front...
raven
response 3 of 208: Mark Unseen   Jul 6 06:19 UTC 1994

        The point is what you want to make it!!! I have also been on vacation
but now I'm back and hope to spice things up a little bit...
ashtoe
response 4 of 208: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 21:33 UTC 1994

All good things come to those who wait. :)
jkrauss
response 5 of 208: Mark Unseen   Oct 23 15:11 UTC 1994

I'm waiting....
raven
response 6 of 208: Mark Unseen   Oct 24 01:32 UTC 1994

        If you just wait it won't happen, MAKE it happen yourself i.e. enter
an item or something.
peacefrg
response 7 of 208: Mark Unseen   Nov 10 18:18 UTC 1994

What the point of this? Where exactly are you trying to go with it?
jg
response 8 of 208: Mark Unseen   Nov 13 23:39 UTC 1994

What are the subjective limitations of the terror dome?
raven
response 9 of 208: Mark Unseen   Nov 14 04:16 UTC 1994

        re 7,8  Whatever you make them. Afterall we control this collective
virtual space.
jg
response 10 of 208: Mark Unseen   Nov 19 01:09 UTC 1994

Do you think there is an unfounded paranoia over privacy in the dawning of AGE
of cybertechnology and telecommunications?  In other words, do you think we
will live in a constant state of making traceable electronic footprints every
where we go?  OR IS THIS SIMPLY fearing FEAR?
raven
response 11 of 208: Mark Unseen   Nov 19 01:49 UTC 1994

        No I think it's quite easy for govt/coperations to tracks us
        electrnicaly right now.  Almost all financial transactions are already
        tracked by
companies like TRW that will sell the information to anyone for a modest
fee as a credit rating.
        If you add on the fact that the NSA has a super computer that can
break PGP in 10 minutes, and Clinton's "national id card" plan I think
people have a right to be very concerned about their privacy in the
"information age."
jg
response 12 of 208: Mark Unseen   Nov 20 20:08 UTC 1994

Unfortunately, I have not learned how to make a new item.  Please forgive 
me is if this post seems out of place.  
I am a student at Marquette Univeristy who has just started a multi media
organization.  One event that we have planned is a poetry reading via
vid phone, speaker phone, and the internet.  We are also working on 
trying to establish some professional contacts.  Does anyone have any 
advice or ideas for an event?  We are eager to jump in and are trying to
find applications as well as learn the hardware.  Any words will be
appreciated! Thanks.
raven
response 13 of 208: Mark Unseen   Nov 21 07:03 UTC 1994

        What sort of internet connection do you have, is it slip T1?  If so
you should be able to do a live video feed.  I would love to paticipate in this
even as I am a poet, and have self published 3 books of poetry and am working
on a hypercard stack.  There are probably other poets here in Ann Arbor who
would be into it as well.  E-mail me with more info of what your plans are.
jg
response 14 of 208: Mark Unseen   Nov 22 03:55 UTC 1994

        Nothing that fancy... we are still playing with 
the telephone lines.  Remember, we are college kids here:)
Unless we find a generous funding source then we must stick
with the utilities for now.  Maybe next month.
        As for joining us , please do! We are deep in the planning stage
but I would love to discuss details.  If you are interested,
the Electronic Cafe International, in conjunction with
the Nuyorican Poets Cafe connects (lately they've been slacking)
to PMC MOO (telnet hero.village.virginia.edu 7777) on Friday evenings at 10:00
pm for poetry slams.  If they don't show, there are always interested
individuals who will likely spew a few lines.
(myself included)  If you don't mind my saying so, you seem monstrously
overqualified:)  Sometimes the poetry is very raw.  But some good stuff com
comes out.  
        Back to the student organization.  I have made Apple contacts...
but hope that some other companies will be as receptive to us.  We 're very
hungry right now.
raven
response 15 of 208: Mark Unseen   Nov 22 10:24 UTC 1994

        I like poetry hungry and raw... I will check that IRC? site friday.
jg
response 16 of 208: Mark Unseen   Nov 22 14:47 UTC 1994

Okay!  I won't be there this weekend.  I won't be near a computer.
But I will be there next weekend.  
When you get on the MUD  type @Who      then find out who is in the
Virtual Poets Cafe.  If someone is there, type @join <charactername>
My name on there is Novinha.  Have fun!
raven
response 17 of 208: Mark Unseen   Nov 22 18:39 UTC 1994

        Also I'm not overqualified I just bullshit well :-).  I'm just sitting
here typing on my aging Mac with a 2400 baud modem.
raven
response 18 of 208: Mark Unseen   Nov 26 05:05 UTC 1994

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raven
response 19 of 208: Mark Unseen   Nov 26 05:06 UTC 1994

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raven
response 20 of 208: Mark Unseen   Nov 26 05:07 UTC 1994

I tried po-mo moo.  It was OK except there were only a couple people there,
and I had a hard time figuring out "Plate of Clams."  I shall be back next
Fri if I'm not working :-(.
jg
response 21 of 208: Mark Unseen   Nov 28 03:13 UTC 1994

I'll be there.  INvite people if you want to beef up attendance.  Hopefully
it will improve;-)
raven
response 22 of 208: Mark Unseen   Dec 1 19:44 UTC 1994

        Alas I'm working this Fri...
jg
response 23 of 208: Mark Unseen   Dec 2 16:54 UTC 1994

That's okay, I just found out that I'll probably be editing all night and into
the wee hours of the morning:)
count
response 24 of 208: Mark Unseen   Dec 5 18:34 UTC 1994

As a relative newbie I'm just getting into the 'net... as for cyberpunk which 
I think is an integral part of postmodern culture, what do you
(everyone/anyone) feel about the way in which the genre has changed
contemporary culture?:help" ."
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