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- noun Plural form of
spime .
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A digitally stored and electronically accessible record of various aspects of the experience history (GPS, time, and audio, visual, etc.) of physical objects (an object lifelog; Bruce Sterling's "spimes"), or of human users (a user lifelog).
Recently Uploaded Slideshows KerryJ 2009
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While I agree that "spimes" are directly relevant, what I found most important from his conception was the concept of "wrangling" - being actively and productively engaged and responsible in the development of spimed environments.
UgoTrade 2009
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While I agree that "spimes" are directly relevant, what I found most important from his conception was the concept of "wrangling" - being actively and productively engaged and responsible in the development of spimed environments.
UgoTrade 2009
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While I agree that "spimes" are directly relevant, what I found most important from his conception was the concept of "wrangling" - being actively and productively engaged and responsible in the development of spimed environments.
UgoTrade 2009
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"spimes" (his neologism for 'space-time objects').
UgoTrade 2009
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"spimes" (his neologism for 'space-time objects').
UgoTrade 2009
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He also gave me a great interview touching on spimes, cyberpunk, and the 'Centipede' scandal he's been blogging.
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They spoke of shoes and spimes, and for a spell, all was right with the world.
- Boing Boing 2006
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Quite the opposite, and if you've read any of my comments on spimes then you'll understand my motivation and you of all people should understand it.
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As currently defined, it's one kind of transreal Thing in a class of smart objects that exist above spimes.
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