cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by cogdogblog Last August when I was travleing across Canada, Giulia Forsythe and I went searching in Toronto for the location of the one dead drop located there. Dead drops are in many ways akin to the Piratebox, publicly placed peer to peer file sharing approaches using a rather simple mechanism, USB drives embedded into a wall, like above, with only the business end sticking out. The one we tried to find was no longer there, and after having place one already in Fort Erie, we went back to Toronto yesterday with a thumb drive and some patch compound to restore the one off of Front Street- see a video of our effort New deaddrop (USB drop) in Ontario, US! Return to Front Street (4 GB) — Aram Bartholl (@Dead_Drops) April 1, 2012 Berlin artist Aram Bartholl started the ‘Dead Drops’ project [...]
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