C writes:
Followed one of those silly “Suggested Stories” links on FB and found this [a story on Boredom Therapy last month exploring the interesting phenomenon of offline file-sharing communities that secrete ‘dead drop’ USB drives in public places around the world. The first five were installed in Brooklyn by artist Adam Bartholl in 2010.]
Decent enough story):
Was curious to see what locations existed in Ireland, found this (below).
Activated and broken on the same day… this is why we don’t get nice things.
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Its probably just photos of mickeys anyway
JUST???
A more modern alternative of the ‘USB Key in a Wall’ idea for smartphones/tablets and other computers is David Dart’s Priatebox. http://piratebox.cc/faq
called a corkboard
These seem as safe as a gloryhole.
Riddled with virus’
*Viruses
yeah I can never figure out which way to stick in either
Looks like Jones has a similar problem with apostrophes.
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but not nearly as exciting
Stick it in and away you go….
Must be a ‘plug n’ play’
What as the Aston Martin DB5 got to do with dead drops?
Dublin, where culture goes to die.
Yep. Most people here overlooking the one of the most salient facts about civic spaces in Dublin …
Anything gets wrecked randomly yet purposely by mindless miscreants.
… or they could have been victims of the weather?