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Anomic Warfare

Issue 11. Summer of 2001

Stewart interviews long-time activist Sue Coe. Bill considers the disconnect between a perceived self image and reality; asserts that this disconnect is fostered and taken advantage of in a capitalist society.

Stewart and Bill spent a day photographing in New York for the cover image of Times Square, as well as the back image of McDonald’s capped by the Empire State Building. Bill mainly stuck to his usual rants. Stewart interviewed Sue Coe, wrote a few pieces on audio technology, explored public key encryption, and submitted the text-less Dead Space Chicks comic strip.
Two years would pass before the next issue. During that time Bill studied in England while Stewart applied for a full utility patent on his encryption algorithm and protested the Bush administration. With the print issues scarce the Tweed website took on greater importance.

Issue Contents

• Nirvana Box Set Shelved
• A New Kind Of Science
• FBI Is Watching You
• Interesting Facts
• America City
• Tweed Synopsis
• A Nation of 1's and 0's
• The World of Structured Chaos
• Alone In The Commodity Economy
• A Big Fuck You
• Portable Audio
• Ogg Vorbis (The MP3 Takedown)
• Radiohead, Weezer, The Orange, Placebo
• Interview with Sue Coe
• The Supplementation of Reality
• Identity Chart: Who Do You Pretend To Be?
• Back In The Day Revisited
• Casper’s Hacking Page: Public Key Encryption
• Dead Space Chicks
• Know Your Enemy
• The Final Say
• Credits / Thanks / Coming Next Issue

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