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2026-01-05

Morning: Intro

Doriane

Our Class

Afternoon: Gossip

HowSpot workshops

situated knowledge: knowing from own experience, not from “the books”

peer2peer: intimacy of sharing your files (/ your place)

(perceived) popularisation of Big Tech criticism (e.g. because of Big Tech extracting Congo for conflict minerals (Congo filed criminal complaints against Apple), Meta suppressing contentabout genocide in Palestine, Meta allowing transphobia, rise of AI and reliance on it, etc. …)

gossip, roddelen, pettegolezzo, lästern, 八卦

2026-01-19

Morning: Updates with Doriane and an intro from Kaa

Orally handing down information is production (and spread) of knowledge > labeling it as gossip to disparage mostly women


Final assignment: give a workshop

  • outside of school or XPUB spacea. (squat, art centre, home, garden…)
  • audience should be diverse (not only XPUB students)
  • some form of documentation (webpage, zine, book, game…)


Kaa (Karen Czock) https://czkaa.github.io/


Feminist servers:


Workshop in Antwerp: Server Charm (2025-01-25) https://www.ooooo.be/t_cyberhol/


Internet Surfing Clubs


What is TMUX?

  • “terminal multiplexer”
  • tmux session lives on the server
  • multiple people can connect
  • zine: Sharing Shells


Lori Emerson: Other Networks: A Radical Technology Sourcebook https://othernetworks.net/

  • barbed wire networks (connecting phones to wire to have (long)distance calls in the countryside) - handwriting through telephone (telepen)
  • teletype printer (TTY), radio teletype printer (RTTY)


First terminal: working without a screen, but writing with a typewriter on paper


Afternoon: TMUX with Kaa

figlet: writes input in ASCII charachters

grep: search and replace

traceroute: shows path traffic needed to reach a website