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infinite loops. Amazing to see how much we could create in such a short
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Continuation of the deep
Continuation of the deep
dive into server logs: How to change the reading experience. In TL'DR a
dive into server logs: How to change the reading experience. In TL'DR a
server maintainer can read the logs via an E-reader. Which users were
server maintainer can read annotated logs via an E-reader. Which users were
created? What packages are outdated?
created? What packages are outdated?
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Hosted and participated in workshops around permacomputing, circuit bending and soldering. What initially started as a fantastic format, now leaves me with questions. How to get rid of the tutor-student hierarchy in a workshop? How to trigger meaningfull conversation? How to deal with the waste?
Hosted and participated in workshops around permacomputing, circuit bending and soldering. What initially started as a fantastic format, now leaves me with questions. How to get rid of the tutor-student hierarchy in a workshop? How to trigger meaningfull conversation? How to deal with the waste?
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Revision as of 14:30, 9 June 2025

If i would sum up XPUB in terms of Y1 and Y2, it would be that Y1 has been a lot about exploring the technologies and methodologies that revolve around XPUB (that resonated) and alternative ways of prototyping trough collaboration . This, at times, created resentment from my side, as I feel like I've been prototyping the last 30 years. At times, to me, prototyping is a method of making without committing, an excuse to leave the lorem ipsum.*

Hence the excitement during Y2. Sometimes still resentment (PMOMM's), but overall challenging and very insightful. Being able to, and sometimes having to, commit to a long term research using the methods & technologies introduced in Y1. And also looking forward/moving outside of the academy, where collaboration turned into *community*.

Y1 Prototypes & contributions to the special issue

Year 1's special issues and things that did not make it to a special issue

Servers, Games, Workshops, Printers, Smaller experiments

Exploring servers trough their logs

Experiments with the pen plotters and server logs. This script draws a rectangle (almost) every time a GET request is done to the server.

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to an Active Archive

Choose-Your-Own-Adventure style radio program with Anita and Thijs, performed live at Radio worm. Complete with audience participation and infinite loops. Amazing to see how much we could create in such a short time.

Visual promo for the show Instances of Performer, Navigator and Protocoller about to get WORMHOLEd

SI23(?) TL'DR with Senka and Thijs

Continuation of the deep dive into server logs: How to change the reading experience. In TL'DR a server maintainer can read annotated logs via an E-reader. Which users were created? What packages are outdated?

Hosting and attending many many workshops

Hosted and participated in workshops around permacomputing, circuit bending and soldering. What initially started as a fantastic format, now leaves me with questions. How to get rid of the tutor-student hierarchy in a workshop? How to trigger meaningfull conversation? How to deal with the waste?

De Bakfiets in SI24

Hosted and participated in workshops around permacomputing, circuit bending and soldering. What initially started as a fantastic format, now leaves me with questions. How to get rid of the tutor-student hierarchy in a workshop? How to trigger meaningfull conversation? How to deal with the waste?

Printer Jam

Hosted and participated in workshops around permacomputing, circuit bending and soldering. What initially started as a fantastic format, now leaves me with questions. How to get rid of the tutor-student hierarchy in a workshop? How to trigger meaningfull conversation? How to deal with the waste?

Y2: Narrowing things down

  • Thesis & long term project
  • More workshops,

but change the format

  • paged.js
  • (un)repair cafe
  • sneak preview grad show