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Radio: I really liked the way the radio shows were spread out, I liked listening sessions, I liked spending time at the radio, I liked making a radio receiver with [https://www.shortwavecollective.net shortwave collective]. | Radio: I really liked the way the radio shows were spread out, I liked listening sessions, I liked spending time at the radio, I liked making a radio receiver with [https://www.shortwavecollective.net shortwave collective]. | ||
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==== Archive.org workshop : [https://hub.xpub.nl/cerealbox/~sevgi/SI25/michaels%20class/bbc.html link to my thing] ==== | ==== Archive.org workshop : [https://hub.xpub.nl/cerealbox/~sevgi/SI25/michaels%20class/bbc.html link to my thing] ==== | ||
<code>I find it interesting that there is a 'rights' tab where you can sort the results according to the 'rights' defined by the contributor. However, these rights are usually stories about how the media is gathered which is really interesting and fun but useless when it comes to actual information. On one instance I found the email of the contributor(of a documentary) on the rights section, which was the original director of the documentary itself. - 07.10.2024</code> <ref>[[User:Sevgi/Special Issue 25#Week 5 07-12 Oct]]</ref> | <blockquote><code>I find it interesting that there is a 'rights' tab where you can sort the results according to the 'rights' defined by the contributor. However, these rights are usually stories about how the media is gathered which is really interesting and fun but useless when it comes to actual information. On one instance I found the email of the contributor(of a documentary) on the rights section, which was the original director of the documentary itself. - 07.10.2024</code> <ref>[[User:Sevgi/Special Issue 25#Week 5 07-12 Oct]]</ref></blockquote>other archives: | ||
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when am I going to learn all this..... | when am I going to learn all this..... | ||
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I have 0 time and 0 money | |||
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multi - multi - multi user web | multi - multi - multi user web. -cake off? | ||
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Copyright book | |||
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can I afford to be not critical | bookmaking plying our cards right | ||
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what do I wanna do | what do I wanna do id crisis | ||
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autonomy & authority and signatures & permission | autonomy & authority and signatures & permission | ||
Revision as of 14:15, 30 March 2025
Hello I am Sevgi and < I am in my element >. This is a summary of what I had been doing so far (Sept 2024 - Apr 2025).
Special Issue 25
i like
cakeoff
Radio: I really liked the way the radio shows were spread out, I liked listening sessions, I liked spending time at the radio, I liked making a radio receiver with shortwave collective.
Broadcast 1: I was a part of 3 radio shows. First one had an experimental notation (performed by Kim).
SI25 Broadcast 1: Soundmapping > Collecting songs was super nice! First show was super chaotic and scary
Broadcast 4: SI25 Broadcast 4: Protocols to Freestyle > This was reaaalllyyyy fun and reading out a script was a really nice experience.
Broadcast 12: SI25 Broadcast 10: The Final Broadcast > This was also really fun. I conducted some interviews that was super nice and the quiz show by Fred was great. Lexie wrote an entire NDA AND a script... Amazing stuff.
made a list of other community radios:
Archive.org workshop : link to my thing
I find it interesting that there is a 'rights' tab where you can sort the results according to the 'rights' defined by the contributor. However, these rights are usually stories about how the media is gathered which is really interesting and fun but useless when it comes to actual information. On one instance I found the email of the contributor(of a documentary) on the rights section, which was the original director of the documentary itself. - 07.10.2024[1]
other archives:
https://wiki.laptop.org/go/Free_sound_samples
https://archives.saltresearch.org/simple-search?query=lisans
Soundboard workshop:
https://hub.xpub.nl/cerealbox/~sevgi/SI25/deneme%20mouse/index.html
Multiple users on one page:
https://www.comeshave.com/#precariously-sensual-lower-breast
https://github.com/partykit/cursor-party
managed something here but couldn't figure it out really:
https://hub.xpub.nl/cerealbox/~sevgi/SI25/CSStryout/
checkbox drawing pad:
https://hub.xpub.nl/cerealbox/~sevgi/SI26/baskabirseyler/
web to print call sign maker:
i doubt
how can I create time to make things I want to make?? when do I practice coding/making?
I don't have any time to do even the readings...
when am I going to learn all this.....
I wanna be a part of every project everyone is so cool
I have 0 time and 0 money
i find interesting
multi - multi - multi user web. -cake off?
copyright copyleft - could we write our own?
api,,, what data can we pull?
i special in this issue
-Old phone
-UrbanMap
-Jamming
Special Issue 26
likes
quilting quilting quilting
servers
everything css
JC Cameron
Copyright book
doubts
bookmaking plying our cards right
can I afford to be not critical : LOUD VOICES NEVER DIE
interests
-html experiments and ideas?
i special in this issue
reoccurring interests
what do I wanna do id crisis
tags
autonomy & authority and signatures & permission