📄Ten Years of Terror: Brad Evans ❝A decade on the violence of September 11th 2001 still haunts the liberal imaginary of threat. I guess by this what I mean is the violence of that day now underwrites all forms of liberal security governance globally. opentranscripts.org/transcri…

In 2011 Brad Evans [historiesofviolence.com/ he left Twitter last year] produced a series of presentations titled Ten Years of Terror with various thinkers looking back at 9/11. Ten years on, transcripts of most follow. (A few are or seem to be readings of published material.)

📄2014 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Srinivasan Ramani ❝The breakthrough moments were when you succeeded in establishing communication. To a person in our field it’s a bit like when Marconi tries to establish communication over the Atlantic. opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2014 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Scott Bradner ❝In January of 1983, they deployed TCP/IP on the ARPANET. That switched it from connecting computers, to connecting networks. So Internet, as in network of networks, started in January of 1983. opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2014 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Radia Perlman ❝The things that I designed made it so that the network would be self-fixing and self-organizing. opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2014 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Paul Vixie ❝When I contemplate "how do we get to the best possible future of the Internet," I am thinking more in terms of inaction than action. —@PaulVixie opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2014 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Michael Roberts ❝The Internet, we still have almost all the pioneers with us and alive, and many contributing, but we're gettin' old and gray. opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2014 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Michael Kende ❝In the late 90s…there was a series of mergers between the big Internet backbones of the time. So I got involved in looking at the antitrust implications of those mergers. —@michaelkende opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2014 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Mahabir Pun ❝I started building a wireless network in my country Nepal in early 2000, when the wireless technology was just coming. Nobody then believed that it was possible… opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2014 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Keith Davidson ❝I think the last big thing on the Internet was the release of the World Wide Web in 1993. While there’s been Facebooks and other things, they’re just applications using the World Wide Web. opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2014 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Karlheinz Brandenburg ❝I looked at the display of one of these electronics shops and I saw thirty different brands of MP3 players. So I said okay, finally we got the breakthrough, now everybody uses it. opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2014 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: John Cioffi ❝I did the initial designs used everywhere today—there’s about a half a billion DSLs around the world—and have the basic patents, did the designs and so forth for those DSL systems. —@therealcioffi opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2014 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Jason Livingood ❝I was very involved in the breakthrough and the creation and the deployment across the United States of a cable modem-based broadband service. —@jlivingood opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2014 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Irene Misoi ❝One thing that has contributed to Dorcas [Muthoni] being selected as an inductee is trying to get more women into careers in computing by building capacity in Africa. —@IreneMisoi opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2014 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Ir Daniel Lai ❝As GCIO I’m responsible for three areas. One is the application of IT within government. Another area is digital inclusion for the society. And thirdly to facilitate ICT development in Hong Kong. opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2014 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Hualin Qian ❝My part for the global Internet is very little. Only introducing the Internet to China. opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2014 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Erik Huizer ❝I was one of the first non-American people to join the IETF & I’ve worked hard to establish that that became more international, eg. by organizing the first meeting outside North America. —@Milkshake opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2021 #OSSTA Lecture: evelyn masso Crafting Access for p5.js ❝Why am I here? I’m here for the community for the work we do together as a group that care deeply about care and access and all these different issues and approachability. —@outofambit opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2021 #OSSTA Lecture: Luis Morales Navarro ❝I’m going to talk about p5.js and web accessibility, and particularly about creating infrastructure for accessibility in an open source creative community. —@luismn0_0 opentranscripts.org/transcri…

📄2021 #OSSTA Lecture: Luca Damasco ❝Today, I really want to talk about how we built Wick Editor to grow with the users that were using the tool, and some things that I wish I knew when we started. —@lucapodular opentranscripts.org/transcri…