Intermittent Signal
David A. Westbrook"A man on an adventure who has gone astray." Social, intellectual and cultural consequences of contemporary political economy. Efforts at art and understanding.
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Massed Flowers; Epistemology of Ethnography
Setting sun off water, magic light, in front of the Empress Hotel, Victoria, B.C.
Greetings, Colleagues,
I often photograph flowers, which beside being beautiful have the great benefit, for the amateur, of being still. Mostly blooms. See...
The XZ Attack and Digital Infrastructure Insecurity
Cormorant diving, Central Park. With an obvious exception, today’s images have nothing much to do with the text. Just cool things I’ve seen in last week or so.
Content Warning: Intermittent Signal varies wildly. If you do not have mu...
Aphorisms for Digiterati; Desperate But Not Serious; Homeric Seagulls
Salutations,
Seagulls among pigeons are like Greek gods among mortals. The gods have the same passions, conflicts, loves, fights and losses as we do, but pursue their desires with more beauty and power than we little humans possess.
For...
Gotham in Winter I
Greetings, Pilgrims,
It has been an unusually snowy and cold February in New York City, and I’ve taken lots of pictures. So I thought I’d share some, loosely thematically related, or maybe a couple of themes. For this first round, I’m thin...
A Time in the Mountains
After the holidays, January grew strange. I was in the mountains, trying, with the sensation of swimming against a current only slightly stronger than I was, the distance slowly growing. Some things did get done, “failure” seems too strong,...
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Writer, Law Professor. Social, intellectual and cultural consequences of contemporary political economy. Efforts at art.
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