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symbioidljfound this on mefi...
http://www.securebuyshopping.com/1016sj/spellkaster/
IT's a "magic spell" software, with 7 pre-programmed spells. HAHAHA...
I saw this quote from the page: "The Longer You Run A Spell The More Powerful It Gets !", and began to think.
What about a distributed/peer-to-peer magic spell-casting software. Spellster. Magickster. Or.. Trickster? And we could cast a spell for the downfall of western civilization. It would work on the principles of SETI@home and software like that. Share the processing power amongst many servers over the internet, with peoples spare processing power.
It could work! I mean, not from their cheesy "love spells" And I highly doubt that this is using magic principles. BUT......
Maybe we could use chaos magick to create this client for this powerful Anti-Mammon spell.
I'll have to send this idea to Grant Morrison or Genesis P-Orridge and see what they think........... :)
http://www.securebuyshopping.com/1016sj/spellkaster/
IT's a "magic spell" software, with 7 pre-programmed spells. HAHAHA...
I saw this quote from the page: "The Longer You Run A Spell The More Powerful It Gets !", and began to think.
What about a distributed/peer-to-peer magic spell-casting software. Spellster. Magickster. Or.. Trickster? And we could cast a spell for the downfall of western civilization. It would work on the principles of SETI@home and software like that. Share the processing power amongst many servers over the internet, with peoples spare processing power.
It could work! I mean, not from their cheesy "love spells" And I highly doubt that this is using magic principles. BUT......
Maybe we could use chaos magick to create this client for this powerful Anti-Mammon spell.
I'll have to send this idea to Grant Morrison or Genesis P-Orridge and see what they think........... :)
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Date: 2004-02-05 06:56 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-02-07 12:40 pm (UTC)I used to have SETI running on my computer
a few years back. interesting program.
hope you are well
peace