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Rightsholders have asked Google to remove more than 10 billion 'copyright infringing' URLs from its search results. The search engine doesn't celebrate the milestone in any way, but the takedown notices document intriguing shifts in volume over time, as well as shifting takedown interests.

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Cloudflare is urging the EU Commission to exclude the company from its upcoming Piracy Watch List, despite requests from several rightsholder groups for its inclusion. The American company says it's committed to addressing piracy concerns but not at the expense of user privacy and security. Instead, the European Commission should ensure that its Piracy Watch List does not become a tool for advocating policy changes.

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Privacy: Ross Ulbricht handed in his appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court last week, highlighting an important Analog Equivalent Privacy Right in the process: Just because you’re using equipment that makes a third party aware of your circumstances, does that really nullify any expectation of privacy?

In most constitutions, there’s a protection of privacy of some kind. In the European Charter of Human Rights, this is specified as having the right to private and family life, home, and correspondence. In the U.S. Constitution, it’s framed slightly differently, but with the same outcome: it’s a ban for the government to invade privacy without good cause (“unreasonable search and seizure”).

U.S. Courts have long held, that if you have voluntarily given up some part of your digitally-stored privacy to a third party, then you can no longer expect to have privacy in that area. When looking at analog equivalence for privacy rights, this doctrine is atrocious, and in order to understand just how atrocious, we need to go back to the dawn of the manual telephone switchboards.

At the beginning of the telephone age, switchboards were fully manual. When you requested a telephone call, a manual switchboard operator would manually connect the wire from your telephone to the wire of the receiver’s telephone, and crank a mechanism that would make that telephone ring. The operators could hear every call if they wanted and knew who had been talking to whom and when.

Did you give up your privacy to a third party when using this manual telephone service? Yes, arguably, you did. Under the digital doctrine applied now, phonecalls would have no privacy at all, under any circumstance. But as we know, phonecalls are private. In fact, the phonecall operators were oathsworn to never utter the smallest part of what they learned on the job about people’s private dealings — so seriously was privacy considered, even by the companies running the switchboards.

Interestingly enough, this “third-party surrender of privacy” doctrine seems to have appeared the moment the last switchboard operator left their job for today’s automated phone-circuit switches. This was as late as 1983, just at the dawn of digital consumer-level technology such as the Commodore 64.

This false equivalence alone should be sufficient to scuttle the doctrine of “voluntarily” surrendering privacy to a third party in the digital world, and therefore giving up expectation of privacy: the equivalence in the analog world was the direct opposite.

But there’s more to the analog equivalent of third-party-service privacy. Somewhere in this concept is the notion that you’re voluntarily choosing to give up your privacy, as an active informed act — in particular, an act that stands out of the ordinary, since the Constitutions of the world are very clear that the ordinary default case is that you have an expectation of privacy.

In other words, since people’s everyday lives are covered by expectations of privacy, there must be something outside of the ordinary that a government can claim gives it the right to take away somebody’s privacy. And this “outside the ordinary” has been that the people in question were carrying a cellphone, and so “voluntarily” gave up their right to privacy, as the cellphone gives away their location to the network operator by contacting cellphone towers.

But carrying a cellphone is expected behavior today. It is completely within the boundaries of “ordinary”. In terms of expectations, this doesn’t differ much from wearing jeans or a jacket. This leads us to the question; in the thought experiment that yesterday’s jeans manufacturers had been able to pinpoint your location, had it been reasonable for the government to argue that you give up any expectation of privacy when you’re wearing jeans?

No. No, of course it hadn’t.

It’s not like you’re carrying a wilderness tracking device for the express purpose of rescue services to find you during a dangerous hike. In such a circumstance, it could be argued that you’re voluntarily carrying a locator device. But not when carrying something that everybody is expected to carry — indeed, something that everybody must carry in order to even function in today’s society.

When the only alternative to having your Constitutionally-guaranteed privacy is exile from modern society, a government should have a really thin case. Especially when the analog equivalent — analog phone switchboards — was never fair game in any case.

People deserve Analog Equivalent Privacy Rights.

Until a government recognizes this and voluntarily surrenders a power it has taken itself, which isn’t something people should hold their breath over, privacy remains your own responsibility.

Europe: Slack has updated its Terms of Service to let your manager read your private conversations in private channels. Our analog parents would have been shocked and horrified at the very idea that their bosses would open packages and read personal messages that were addressed to them. For our digital children, it’s another shrugworthy part of everyday life.

The analog plain old telephone system, sometimes abbreviated POTS, is a good template for how things should be even in the digital world. This is something that lawmakers got mostly right in the old analog world.

When somebody is on a phonecall — an old-fashioned, analog phonecall — we know that the conversation is private by default. It doesn’t matter who owns the phone. It is the person using the phone, right this very minute, that has all the rights to its communication capabilities, right this very minute.

The user has all the usage rights. The owner has no right to intercept or interfere with the communications usage, just based on the property right alone.

Put another way: just because you own a piece of communications equipment, that doesn’t give you any kind of automatic right to listen to private conversations that happen to come across this equipment.

Regrettably, this only applies to the telephone network. Moreover, only the analog part of the telephone network. If anything is even remotely digital, the owner can basically intercept anything they like, for any reason they like.

This particularly extends to the workplace. It can be argued that you have no expectation of privacy for what you do on your employer’s equipment; this is precisely forgetting that such privacy was paramount for the POTS, less than two decades ago, regardless of who owned the equipment.

Some employers even install wildcard digital certificates on their workplace computers with the specific purpose of negating any end-to-end security between the employee’s computer and the outside world, effectively performing a so-called “man-in-the-middle attack”. In a whitewashed term, this practice is called HTTPS Interception instead of “man-in-the-middle attack” when it’s performed by your employer instead of another adversary.

Since we’re looking at difference between analog and digital, and how privacy rights have vanished in the transition to digital, it’s worth looking at the code of law for the oldest of analog correspondences: the analog letter, and whether your boss could open and read it just because it was addressed to you at your workplace.

Analog law differs somewhat between different countries on this issue, but in general, even if your manager or workplace were allowed to open your mail (which is the case in the United States but not in Britain), they are typically never allowed to read it (even in the United States).

In contrast, with electronic mail, your managers don’t just read your entire e-mail, but typically has hired an entire department to read it for them. In Europe, this went as far as the European Court of Human Rights, which ruled that it’s totally fine for an employer to read the most private of correspondence, as long as the employer informs of this fact (thereby negating the default expectation of privacy).

Of course, this principle about somewhat-old-fashioned e-mail applies to any and all electronic communications now, such as Slack.

So for our digital children, the concept of “mail is private and yours, no matter if you receive it at the workplace” appears to have been irrevocably lost. This was a concept our analog parents took so for granted, they didn’t see any need to fight for it.

Today, privacy remains your own responsibility.

Activism: As the Pirate Party slowly veered to the left in politics, I got to experience Sullivan’s Law, which states that organizations that don’t outright declare themselves otherwise will inevitably drift off to the political left. The law doesn’t explain this phenomenon, but I think I can.

The Pirate Party was unique in its composition of activists. Whereas most political organizations can plot the political attitudes of their activists to a bell curve on the political left-to-right scale, that is, the organization can identify a clear peak and center mass where they lie politically, the Pirate Party instead had a complete empty trough in the middle, with waves crashing into the left and right wall on the left-to-right spectrum plot.

We had the most fervent anarchocapitalists and the most fervent anarchocommunists. At the same time. Cooperating. That was probably something of a political first. It also allowed me to see differences between these two groups that weren’t clear from the outset, and which might explain why organizations drift left over time.

O’Sullivans Law states that any organization that is not expressly right-leaning in politics will change over time to become left-leaning. There are some hypotheses as to why, including the observation that right-wing people will tolerate and even welcome left-wing people in an otherwise unpolitical organization, but that left-wing people will generally not tolerate right-wing people. While this observation can be made, I believe it is not enough for an entire organization to shift politically.

The explanation is far simpler, and it’s been hiding in plain sight for everyone.

Left-wing people are collectivists. They believe that the greater good shall have precedence over the wishes and desires over the individual, and organize to achieve this. Conversely, they do not feel at home when somebody tells them to promote a cause in whatever way they themselves think is best in their individual situation.

Right-wing people are individualists. They believe that the greatest good, even for the worst-off people, is best achieved by giving individuals as free reign as possible so that innovation and creativity can take place. Conversely, they do not feel at home when somebody is trying to dictate to them what to do and not to do.

This is almost painfully clear when working with both groups at the same time in a political organization. Ah yes, that’s the magic word, right there. Organization. A Non-profit organization, specifically. Do you know how these are run?

Basically without exception, they are run as a general assembly, where people are elected to positions and decisions are taken with a majority vote.

…decisions are taken with a majority vote.

It became painfully clear to me, that the form of a neutral association — the form we have, or had, accepted as neutral — is actually nothing of the sort. It turns out, that an organization that takes collective decisions promotes people who like collective decision-making, and turns away people who prefer individual initiatives.

The association with its board, its general assembly, and its majority votes isn’t neutral. It is pushing its membership left, through its very nature, by selecting for those who enjoy collective decision-making and procedural trickery, and marginalizing those who prefer individual initiatives.

This is why, if I were to found a new political organization today, I would never use the traditional Non-profit Association format, for it is not neutral and it will ruin whatever original vision you had.

For this same reason, I have come to be sceptical of center-right political parties who are run by this majority vote. They’ll never be as powerful as they can be, had they instead organized by individual initiatives — because they are competing against left-wing political parties who feel right at home in this form of organization, which they usually mandated to be the norm for everyone.

Kevin Nikulski Is one of the best BMX flatland riders worldwide and one of the funniest dudes you'll ever meet!

BMX Since: 2007
BMX Disziplin: BMX Flatland
Hometown: Dortmund
Residence: Berlin
Sponsors: Snipes, Autumn Bikes, G-shock, kunstform BMX Shop
Homespots: Reichstagsgebäude
Favorite Spots: Reichstagsgebäude
Favorite thing beside BMX: Party
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Kevin Nikulski - 2nd Pro Class - 100PSI BMX Flatland Contest 2017

Kevin Nikulski was back at the 100PSI BMX Flatland Contest in Dresden this year and came home with second place, congrats Kevin! Have fun with the video, Your kunstform BMX Shop.

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Kevin Nikulski X Dustyn Alt - BMX Flatland in Berlin 2017 Video

Kevin Nikulski has filmed a new video with his homie Dustyn Alt in Berlin, GER, in which both show their flatland skills. Enjoy the Video, Your kunstform BMX Shop.

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Kevin Nikulski isn't just one of the best BMX flatland riders worldwide, he's also testing his first Autum Bikes "PIVN" signature frame at the moment, which is a good reason to check his current Whip!

Yo Kevin, where do you come from and how long have you been riding?

I come from Dortmund and I've been riding BMX for about 9 years.

What is your favorite BMX video?

„The Flat Side of Things 4“ from Matthias Dandois, Well what I should say ... outta space!

What bike setup do you have and what can you tell about it?

I'm riding my signature Autum Bikes "PIVN" frame for one year now and I just got my second sample of it and well... it's just perfect! It has a shorter chainstay, because I'm not the tallest. My setup isn't the usual „Flatland“ setup, it's actually more „Flat Street Whatever“.

Frame: Prototype vom Autum PIVN Frame
Fork: Autum Bent Fork (15mm offset)
Bars: Autum Berlin Bar (8.7)
Stem: Odyssey Raft Toploader
Headset: Eclat Cargo
Grips: -
Barends: -
Tires: Tom Dugan 2.3
Rims: GSport Rollcage Rims
FW Hub: Ecat Cortex Hub
BW Hub: BSD Westcoaster
Spokes: no name
Hubguards: Cortex Hubguards + BSD Hubguards
Pegs: plastic
Seatpost: Autum Pivotal
Seat: Autum Camo Seat
Crank: Animal Akimbo Crank 165mm
Bearings: no name
Pedals: Odyssey Twisted
Sprocket: Animal M5
Chain: Shadow Interlock
Brake: -

Yo Kevin, thank you for your answers! We are glad to have you on board and look forward to the coming time with you!

Kunstform Stock Session 2017 - Photos & Results

On the 2nd of december 2017, our stock session took place again and it was absolutely amazing to met all the homies again. We had also run a BMX Flatland contest in our Stock room during the others went for a skatepark session to the Pragfriedhof, where you had the chance to win some vouchers for tricks. After the pre-session, the main contest started, in which different groups had the chance to show their skills on the different obstacles we had built up. Even though the ceiling was kissed many times, it was a great end to 2017. You'll find all photos and results on freedombmx. Thanks to everyone for coming down and for the amazing time! Hopefully see you next year, your kunstform BMX shop team!

Photos: Smail Mast

Kevin Nikulski X Dustyn Alt - Double Trouble Video

Our homie Kevin Nikulski produced with Dustyn Alt a really good video, which you can check right here!

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The Vans BMX Pro Cup Series, the world’s leading platform for elite BMX park terrain competition, announces the official 2018 World Tour dates and locations for the upcoming season. The celebrated BMX competition series will take place in Australia, California, Mexico and Spain, welcoming a top-ranking competitive field of invited pro BMX riders and Wildcards for their chance to compete on the world stage for a piece of the grand $155,000USD prize.



The Vans BMX Pro Cup Series is also proud to expand the 2018 World Tour with the addition of two new Regional Qualifier events in the United States and Chile, encouraging more talented BMX riders from around the world to earn their way to the Vans BMX Pro Cup World Championships. The five confirmed Regional Qualifier events are open to registration by all professional men and women BMX riders beginning in Santiago, Chile on March 23. The top three podium winners from each Regional Qualifier will advance to the Vans BMX Pro Cup Pro Tour, and secure their invite to the Vans BMX Pro Cup World Championships.



2018 VANS BMX PRO CUP SERIES WORLD TOUR ZEITPLAN



Regional Qualifiers

Santiago, Chile
March 23 & 25

Sydney, Australia
April 27

Woodward East, Pennsylvania
June 28

Guadalajara, Mexico
August 24

Málaga, Spain
September 21



*registration information is available on vansbmxprocup.com



Pro Tour

Sydney, Australia
April 29

Huntington Beach, CA
August 3 & 5

Guadalajara, Mexico
August 25 - 26



World Championship

Málaga, Spain
September 22 - 23



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Your kunstform BMX Shop Team

Together We Roll from Geisi on Vimeo.

The BFA-Crew has worked on their BMX Movie "Together We Roll" by Christian Geisenberger for the last two years, for which the guys traveled to Prague, Copenhagen, Vienna, Hamburg, Budapest, Paris and a lot of more european cities. The Ambition for the Video was mainly to ride so much BMX as possible, to travel and having a great time! The guys put so much energy and motivation into their Video that you'll definitely not be disappointed! Our bro and Sonthofen local André Bodlin got btw his own part, which will absolutely blow your mind!
Check their Mixtape right here!


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Kevin Nikulski - Freedombmx Bikecheck 2018

Our homie Kevin Nikulski ended up with the 4th place at the Fise World Cup in Edmonton, Canada, and all that with a broken finger, respect!

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Cult and Bonedeth just released their new DVDs and we want to invite you to this video premiere at our Shop in Stuttgart, Germany. The Premiere will take place at the 27th of October from 6pm - 10pm. Drinks and snacks are provided and the entry is free!

All the best, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

What:
Cult & Bone Deth Video Premiere

When:
27th October, 6pm - 10pm

Where:
kunstform BMX Shop
Rotebühlstr. 63
70178 Stuttgart


More infos on Facebook.

We got the new Cult Crew Softgoods now in stock, like for example the Cult "Logo" Anorak Jacket, which is a lightweight thin lined hooded jacket made of nylon which spent you some additionally heat in colder days but also provides you with protection against wind and rain. The Cult "Logo" Anorak Jacket can be fold very compact and requires very little space in your backpack.

Also now in stock, the Cult "Witness" Beanie, which keeps your head and ears nicely warm. With that nice embroidered logo the Cult "Witness" Beanie even does looks super stylisch.

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Bro Kevin Nikulski was during his California trip for an interview at TheComeUp, where he talked with Ethan Corriere and Catfish not only about their worst tattoos, they also talked about the daily life as a BMX Pro.

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The schedule for this year's Vans BMX Pro Cup Series is now live! A stop of the BMX event next to Sydney, Mexico City, Singapore and Huntington Beach is Waiblingen, Stuttgart. Get ready for BMX legends like Larry Edgar, Dennis Enarson, Alex Hiam and many more.

More information about the event:

www.vansbmxprocup.com

All the best, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

What:
Vans BMX Pro Cup Series 2019
BMX disciplines: BMX Park

When & Where:
April 5 - 6, 2019, Singapore

April 10 - 13, 2019, Sydney, Australia

June 14 - 16, 2019, Stuttgart, Germany

August 16 - 18, 2019, Mexico City, Mexico

September 13 - 15, 2019, Huntington Beach, California

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Our bro Kevin Nikulski is staying in Japan right now to attend the FISE World Series Round 1 in Hiroshima. Fittingly, Dustyn Alt and Kevin have just released Double Trouble II from their last stay in Japan.

Unfortunately, Kevin was involved in an accident in Hiroshima yesterday. He crashed into a motorcycle and looks like Twoface somehow. Luckily nothing is broken and all teeth are still in place. We definitely hope for a speedy recovery and also hope that Kevin can take part in the contest this weekend.

UPDATE: Kevin can not join the contest. Once again get well soon!

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Video: Dustyn Alt

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Whenever the bro Kevin Nikulski goes for something, then completely or not at all. For his BMX Street/Flat Video "Solid Ground", Kevin stacked clips for a full year. And it seems to me that he kept a lot of new lines secret and also surprises with new BMX street maneuvers. Flow is definitely in the house and the atmosphere of the video completes the whole package. Nice one, Kevin!

Have fun with the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: MadNizz

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Yeah, Cult 2021 BMX bikes just arrived! From 12" to 29", Cult brings solid BMX bikes for every type of rider!

We've got a lot of new Cult stuff in, including frames, handlebars, saddles, wheels and tires. The dudes from Stay Strong help you with e.g. gloves, backpacks and a bike bag through the cold season.

Vans is already known for exciting collaborations. The result of the collaboration with Cult, one of the hottest BMX brands from California, is characterized by simple color combinations with great attention to detail.

Have fun with the products, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

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• all products of VANS
• all products of Cult

Our Bro and now Portugal resident Kevin Nikulski, stacked a lot of clips for Raph Jeroma-Williams' camera before the move into foreign lands. The video was filmed on the famous VX-1000 and combines a timeless look with Kevin's futuristic moves. The end result is simply "Timeless"! Click on the video and peep the great outcome.

Have fun with the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: Raph Jeroma-Williams

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Our bro Miguel Smajli was together with Jiri Blabol, Simone Barraco, Mo Nussbaumer, Teammanager Ryan Sher and Saul Vilar for one week out in the streets of Madrid. Despite the bad weather, some injuries for Simo, Jiri and Ryan, the guys made the best out of it and campe up with a video full of technical street riding. Healing vibes to Ryan who brokes his ellbow during a gap to wallride. Lean back and enjoy some incredible clips. Have fun watching the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

On Saturday, 07/23/2022, the kunstform X Subrosa Streetrail Battle took place in Stuttgart on Königstraße in front of the art museum! A best trick format contest was held in the KIDS, AM and PRO classes and our friend David Schaler made a video of the event and the pictures are from Smail Mast's camera.

Ergebnisse

A new Cult pre-order has arrived, with long-awaited parts such as the Cult "Heaven's Gate" handlebars, the Cult "Panza Conviction Guard" sprocket, the Cult "Salvation V4" topload stem and many more. All parts come in the popular cult look and quality. Be quick before they are sold out.

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The next LEGO Art set has been unveiled today, based on Robert Indiana's LOVE sculpture. The press release follows:

31214 LOVE
Rated 18+, 791 pieces
€79.99 / $79.99 / £69.99
Available at LEGO.com from 1st January, or pre-order now

Today, the LEGO Group announced a new addition to its growing art collection: the LEGO Art LOVE (31214). Inspired by Robert Indiana’s iconic piece of pop art, the LOVE sculpture, this set makes a great treat for yourself or a gift your loved one.

Travel into the history of pop-art with this new 791-piece set, revealed ahead of the original artwork’s 55th anniversary celebration in 2025. The LOVE sculpture is recognised around the world as an iconic symbol with a message which transcends culture and – for the first time ever – you can now display a LEGO brick replica in your own home.

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