Mikolaj Habryn: Residential Shipsteading
Mikolaj Habryn’s presentation entitled “Residential ShipSteading” is now available online:
Mikolaj Habryn’s presentation entitled “Residential ShipSteading” is now available online:
Sean Hastings‘ presentation on his experiences with HavenCo and SeaLand is now online:
Erwin Strauss’s presentation at the 2009 Seasteading Conference is now available online:
Michael Strong‘s talk from the 2009 Seasteading Conference is now online:
The website & blogs have been quiet because we’ve been very busy (obviously) with the conference & Ephemerisle, James & I just got back last night. I suspect this will be a bit of a decompression week for us, so don’t expect to hear much this week either, but I’ll try to get some links and roundups posted when I can.
UC Santa Cruz’s Acquire A Capella
Almost 500K video hits for a parody of a silly song about being on a boat…Seasteaders, our time has come!
Via Justin Pickard (who has some entertaining commentary) comes this video from Open Sailing. I had some trouble understanding the concept when I saw their website awhile back (perhaps a language issue?), but the video makes it clearer. I like their idea for swarming algorithms based on weather, political systems, and so forth to automatically suggest good clustering locations for all the participating vessels.
This is by Danny Wallace, a British Comedian, who had a TV show about trying to start a Micronation in London called [How To