Mindvox - Revision history

Nemo: /* MindVox */

2025-07-17T02:24:45Z

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	[[error\|Masters of Deception]] while waiting for a Manhattan Grand Jury Indictment. The initial opening of Mindvox as a public		[[error\|Masters of Deception]] while waiting for a Manhattan Grand Jury Indictment. The initial opening of Mindvox as a public
	ISP was announced via the essay "[[voices-in-my-head\|Voices in My Head]]" by Lord Digital, outlining his vision for cyberspace (a term coined by novelist and poet		ISP was announced via the essay "[[voices-in-my-head\|Voices in My Head]]" by Lord Digital, outlining his vision for cyberspace (a term coined by novelist and poet
	[[william-gibson\|William Gibson]]) and detailing his experience as both hacker and [[narcotics]] addict. The service was riddled with in-jokes (often profane) and intentional obfuscation, eventually folding due to the instability of its leadership structure, despite lucrative buyout offers from both <!-- links to self --> [[ma-bell\|Ma Bell]]<ref>Like a woman scorned, Ma Bell/[[~~error~~\|FBI]] reportedly engaged in all manners of corporate espionage, including, reportedly, the attempted entrapment of MindVox's founders by planted narcotics dealers and prostitutes. </ref> and Viacom, although rumors of a continuing deep web invitation only "shadow service" continue to this day (perhaps speaking to a "[https://eternal-september.net/hyperbolic-time-chamber/pink-twilight.html pink twilight]"). While active, MindVox was a digital locus point for discussions on various forms of harm reduction including drug legalization and LGBT rights and notable for its role in the dissemination of [[william-gibson\|William Gibson]]'s ''Agrippa'' in 1992 via staged "leak". The		[[william-gibson\|William Gibson]]) and detailing his experience as both hacker and [[narcotics]] addict. The service was riddled with in-jokes (often profane) and intentional obfuscation, eventually folding due to the instability of its leadership structure, despite lucrative buyout offers from both <!-- links to self --> [[ma-bell\|Ma Bell]]<ref>Like a woman scorned, Ma Bell/[[FBI\|FBI]] reportedly engaged in all manners of corporate espionage, including, reportedly, the attempted entrapment of MindVox's founders by planted narcotics dealers and prostitutes. </ref> and Viacom, although rumors of a continuing deep web invitation only "shadow service" continue to this day (perhaps speaking to a "[https://eternal-september.net/hyperbolic-time-chamber/pink-twilight.html pink twilight]"). While active, MindVox was a digital locus point for discussions on various forms of harm reduction including drug legalization and LGBT rights and notable for its role in the dissemination of [[william-gibson\|William Gibson]]'s ''Agrippa'' in 1992 via staged "leak". The
	adherence to cyberpunk aesthetics and values throughout MindVox's existence		adherence to cyberpunk aesthetics and values throughout MindVox's existence
	stands in stark contrast to the concurrent emerging greed and corporatization		stands in stark contrast to the concurrent emerging greed and corporatization

Nemo: /* MindVox */

2025-06-19T23:27:17Z

MindVox

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	launched by former hackers and techno-activists.		launched by former hackers and techno-activists.

	Throughout the 1990's, MindVox was used by its founders as a conduit for further PAT tech initiatives. Shortly following the ISP's initial debut, a rudimentary web logging (or blogging) platform was released. Dubbed [[code-x-digital\|Code-X Digital]], the site failed to garner heavy traffic aside from a small group of off-puttingly dedicated acolytes. In the waning years of MindVox's functionality, [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] (PA) was introduced by PAT as a platform for user-generated digital documentation. Despite PA's comically impractical bandwidth demands, it became a vital tool in the documentation of anti-commercial art and music <ref> In particular the [[no-wave\|No Wave]] music scene and neighboring worlds of experimental jazz, hip-hop, classical, and rhythm & blues. </ref> in New York City.		Throughout the 1990's, MindVox was used by its founders as a conduit for further PAT tech initiatives. Shortly following the ISP's initial debut, a rudimentary web logging (or blogging) platform was released. Dubbed [[code-x-digital\|Code-X Digital]], the site failed to garner heavy traffic aside from a small group of off-puttingly dedicated acolytes. In the waning years of MindVox's functionality, [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] (PA) was introduced by PAT as a platform for user-generated digital documentation. Despite PA's comically impractical bandwidth demands, it became a vital tool in the documentation of anti-commercial art and music<ref> In particular the [[no-wave\|No Wave]] music scene and neighboring worlds of experimental jazz, hip-hop, classical, and rhythm & blues. </ref> in New York City.

	MindVox off-topic warning message:		MindVox off-topic warning message:

Nemo: /* MindVox */

2025-06-19T23:27:03Z

MindVox

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	[[error\|Masters of Deception]] while waiting for a Manhattan Grand Jury Indictment. The initial opening of Mindvox as a public		[[error\|Masters of Deception]] while waiting for a Manhattan Grand Jury Indictment. The initial opening of Mindvox as a public
	ISP was announced via the essay "[[voices-in-my-head\|Voices in My Head]]" by Lord Digital, outlining his vision for cyberspace (a term coined by novelist and poet		ISP was announced via the essay "[[voices-in-my-head\|Voices in My Head]]" by Lord Digital, outlining his vision for cyberspace (a term coined by novelist and poet
	[[william-gibson\|William Gibson]]) and detailing his experience as both hacker and [[narcotics]] addict. The service was riddled with in-jokes (often profane) and intentional obfuscation, eventually folding due to the instability of its leadership structure, despite lucrative buyout offers from both <!-- links to self --> [[ma-bell\|Ma Bell]] and Viacom, although rumors of a continuing deep web invitation only "shadow service" continue to this day (perhaps speaking to a "[https://eternal-september.net/hyperbolic-time-chamber/pink-twilight.html pink twilight]"). While active, MindVox was a digital locus point for discussions on various forms of harm reduction including drug legalization and LGBT rights and notable for its role in the dissemination of [[william-gibson\|William Gibson]]'s ''Agrippa'' in 1992 via staged "leak". The		[[william-gibson\|William Gibson]]) and detailing his experience as both hacker and [[narcotics]] addict. The service was riddled with in-jokes (often profane) and intentional obfuscation, eventually folding due to the instability of its leadership structure, despite lucrative buyout offers from both <!-- links to self --> [[ma-bell\|Ma Bell]]<ref>Like a woman scorned, Ma Bell/[[error\|FBI]] reportedly engaged in all manners of corporate espionage, including, reportedly, the attempted entrapment of MindVox's founders by planted narcotics dealers and prostitutes. </ref> and Viacom, although rumors of a continuing deep web invitation only "shadow service" continue to this day (perhaps speaking to a "[https://eternal-september.net/hyperbolic-time-chamber/pink-twilight.html pink twilight]"). While active, MindVox was a digital locus point for discussions on various forms of harm reduction including drug legalization and LGBT rights and notable for its role in the dissemination of [[william-gibson\|William Gibson]]'s ''Agrippa'' in 1992 via staged "leak". The
	adherence to cyberpunk aesthetics and values throughout MindVox's existence		adherence to cyberpunk aesthetics and values throughout MindVox's existence
	stands in stark contrast to the concurrent emerging greed and corporatization		stands in stark contrast to the concurrent emerging greed and corporatization

Clintxxx: /* MindVox */

2025-05-16T11:40:18Z

MindVox

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	==MindVox==		==MindVox==
	[related: Dead Lord, Phantom Access Technologies (PAT)] [see also: [[Lord-digital\|Lord Digital]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>		'''[related: Dead Lord, Phantom Access Technologies (PAT)] [see also: [[Lord-digital\|Lord Digital]]'''<nowiki>]</nowiki>
	----		----
	A legendary and controversial early Internet Service Provider (ISP) in New		A legendary and controversial early Internet Service Provider (ISP) in New

Lmsuarez: /* MindVox */

2025-02-28T17:50:19Z

MindVox

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	hacking group. Mindvox wasdeveloped by the parent company Phantom Access Technologies (PAT) and launched via a Bulletin Board test message posted by the infamous hacker [[phiber-optik\|Phiber Optik]] of the <!-- links to self -->		hacking group. Mindvox wasdeveloped by the parent company Phantom Access Technologies (PAT) and launched via a Bulletin Board test message posted by the infamous hacker [[phiber-optik\|Phiber Optik]] of the <!-- links to self -->
	[[error\|Masters of Deception]] while waiting for a Manhattan Grand Jury Indictment. The initial opening of Mindvox as a public		[[error\|Masters of Deception]] while waiting for a Manhattan Grand Jury Indictment. The initial opening of Mindvox as a public
	ISP was announced via the essay "Voices in My Head" by Lord Digital, outlining		ISP was announced via the essay "[[voices-in-my-head\|Voices in My Head]]" by Lord Digital, outlining his vision for cyberspace (a term coined by novelist and poet
	his vision for cyberspace (a term coined by novelist and poet
	[[william-gibson\|William Gibson]]) and detailing his experience as both hacker and [[narcotics]] addict. The service was riddled with in-jokes (often profane) and intentional obfuscation, eventually folding due to the instability of its leadership structure, despite lucrative buyout offers from both <!-- links to self --> [[ma-bell\|Ma Bell]] and Viacom, although rumors of a continuing deep web invitation only "shadow service" continue to this day (perhaps speaking to a "[https://eternal-september.net/hyperbolic-time-chamber/pink-twilight.html pink twilight]"). While active, MindVox was a digital locus point for discussions on various forms of harm reduction including drug legalization and LGBT rights and notable for its role in the dissemination of [[william-gibson\|William Gibson]]'s ''Agrippa'' in 1992 via staged "leak". The		[[william-gibson\|William Gibson]]) and detailing his experience as both hacker and [[narcotics]] addict. The service was riddled with in-jokes (often profane) and intentional obfuscation, eventually folding due to the instability of its leadership structure, despite lucrative buyout offers from both <!-- links to self --> [[ma-bell\|Ma Bell]] and Viacom, although rumors of a continuing deep web invitation only "shadow service" continue to this day (perhaps speaking to a "[https://eternal-september.net/hyperbolic-time-chamber/pink-twilight.html pink twilight]"). While active, MindVox was a digital locus point for discussions on various forms of harm reduction including drug legalization and LGBT rights and notable for its role in the dissemination of [[william-gibson\|William Gibson]]'s ''Agrippa'' in 1992 via staged "leak". The
	adherence to cyberpunk aesthetics and values throughout MindVox's existence		adherence to cyberpunk aesthetics and values throughout MindVox's existence

Aidahosa: /* MindVox */

2025-02-27T00:30:00Z

MindVox

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	<small><kbd>~~href~~#<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[error\|Hyperbolic Time Chamber]]<nowiki>]</nowiki> :: ''[https://eternal-september.net/hyperbolic-time-chamber/pink-twilight.html Pink Twilight].''</kbd></small></br>		<small><kbd>Ωref#<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[error\|Hyperbolic Time Chamber]]<nowiki>]</nowiki> :: ''[https://eternal-september.net/hyperbolic-time-chamber/pink-twilight.html Pink Twilight].''</kbd></small></br>
	<small><kbd>~~href~~#<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]]<nowiki>]</nowiki> :: ''[[voices-in-my-head\|Voices in my Head]].''</kbd></small>		<small><kbd>Ωref#<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]]<nowiki>]</nowiki> :: ''[[voices-in-my-head\|Voices in my Head]].''</kbd></small>

Lmsuarez: /* MindVox */

2025-02-12T20:43:52Z

MindVox

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	<small><kbd>href#<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[error\|Hyperbolic Time Chamber]]<nowiki>]</nowiki> :: ''[https://eternal-september.net/hyperbolic-time-chamber/pink-twilight.html Pink Twilight].''</kbd></small></br>		<small><kbd>href#<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[error\|Hyperbolic Time Chamber]]<nowiki>]</nowiki> :: ''[https://eternal-september.net/hyperbolic-time-chamber/pink-twilight.html Pink Twilight].''</kbd></small></br>
	<small><kbd>href#<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]]<nowiki>]</nowiki> :: ''[[voices-in-my-head\|Voices in my Head.''</kbd></small>		<small><kbd>href#<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]]<nowiki>]</nowiki> :: ''[[voices-in-my-head\|Voices in my Head]].''</kbd></small>

Lmsuarez: /* MindVox */

2025-02-12T20:43:43Z

MindVox

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	<small><kbd>href#<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[error\|Hyperbolic Time Chamber]]<nowiki>]</nowiki> :: ''[https://eternal-september.net/hyperbolic-time-chamber/pink-twilight.html Pink Twilight].''</kbd></small>		<small><kbd>href#<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[error\|Hyperbolic Time Chamber]]<nowiki>]</nowiki> :: ''[https://eternal-september.net/hyperbolic-time-chamber/pink-twilight.html Pink Twilight].''</kbd></small></br>
			<small><kbd>href#<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]]<nowiki>]</nowiki> :: ''[[voices-in-my-head\|Voices in my Head.''</kbd></small>

Lmsuarez: /* MindVox */

2025-02-01T16:53:08Z

MindVox

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	launched by former hackers and techno-activists.		launched by former hackers and techno-activists.

	Throughout the 1990's, MindVox was used by its founders as a conduit for further PAT tech initiatives. Shortly following the ISP's initial debut, a rudimentary web logging (or blogging) platform was released. Dubbed [[code-x-digital\|Code-X Digital]], the site failed to garner heavy traffic aside from a small group of off-puttingly dedicated acolytes. In the waning years of MindVox's functionality,[[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] (PA) was introduced by PAT as a platform for user-generated digital documentation. Despite PA's comically impractical bandwidth demands, it became a vital tool in the documentation of anti-commercial art and music <ref> In particular the [[no-wave\|No Wave]] music scene and neighboring worlds of experimental jazz, hip-hop, classical, and rhythm & blues. </ref> in New York City.		Throughout the 1990's, MindVox was used by its founders as a conduit for further PAT tech initiatives. Shortly following the ISP's initial debut, a rudimentary web logging (or blogging) platform was released. Dubbed [[code-x-digital\|Code-X Digital]], the site failed to garner heavy traffic aside from a small group of off-puttingly dedicated acolytes. In the waning years of MindVox's functionality, [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] (PA) was introduced by PAT as a platform for user-generated digital documentation. Despite PA's comically impractical bandwidth demands, it became a vital tool in the documentation of anti-commercial art and music <ref> In particular the [[no-wave\|No Wave]] music scene and neighboring worlds of experimental jazz, hip-hop, classical, and rhythm & blues. </ref> in New York City.

	MindVox off-topic warning message:		MindVox off-topic warning message:

Lmsuarez: /* MindVox */

2025-01-06T16:42:54Z

MindVox

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