February 2019 - XPUB

Fw: [MD] IMPAKT Augment and Disrupt 1 - 3 March (marloes@bleu255.com)

by Aymeric Mansoux

BTW, reminder: each of you have €100,- per year that you can use to fund travel/ticket for attending events/workshops/etc. Just keep the tickets, and fill in the usual forms to claim the money back. a. ----- Forwarded message from marloes <marloes(a)bleu255.com> ----- Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2019 13:37:39 +0100 From: marloes <marloes(a)bleu255.com> To: md(a)we.lurk.org Subject: [MD] IMPAKT Augment and Disrupt 1 - 3 March Dear all, IMPAKT is organizing a 3 day mini festival called Augment and Disrupt, 1 - 3 March. I'm part of a panel on the first day and the festival mentioned that there are student discounts. The blurb: "Augment and Disrupt is a 3-day mini-festival that will explore various urgent topics surrounding the interactions between art, society and technology; from the contested territories of new digital platforms to the future of the interface." More info on the attached pdf! In case any of you were planning on seeing a panel and/or the exhitibion: Students get 1 euro discount on panels, and if you visit a panel, you can see the exhibition for free. If you come with a group of 10 or more, you get a 50% discount. This will have to be announced ahead of the festival, and paid after the event via Jeroen Witjes (jeroen(a)impakt.nl). It's a busy weekend, much to do, but just in case :) Best, Marloes -- https://bleu255.com/~marloes https://iodinedynamics.com/ _______________________________________________ PZI Media Design mailing list -- md(a)we.lurk.org To unsubscribe send an email to md-leave(a)we.lurk.org ----- End forwarded message ----- a. -- https://bleu255.com/~aymeric

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wiki down :(

by Simon Browne

Hi all, Sorry to bother during the holidays, but the Media Design: Networked & Lens-Based wiki <http://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/Main_Page> is down - can’t load it in any browsers. Does anyone know how to fix this? Best Simon — Simon Browne Graphic Designer E: info(a)simonbrowne.biz <mailto:info@simonbrowne.biz> M: +31 612 945 614 www.simonbrowne.biz

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Fw: [MD] Points International Residency Open Call [Application Open]

by Mansoux, A.L. (Aymeric)

________________________________________ From: Yüdschen Tang <t19yuzhen(a)gmail.com> Sent: 18 February 2019 06:46 To: md(a)we.lurk.org Subject: [MD] Points International Residency Open Call [Application Open] Dear all, Points Center for Contemporary Art is announcing its residency open calls. Two open seats available and residency fees covered, detailed information here http://www.pointsart.org/article/show_article.php?id=744 Application form can be download in the attached file or at Apply page<http://www.pointsart.org/alone/alone.php?id=316> Two seasons of residency period: April to June or September to November About Points Center for Contemporary Art Points Center for Contemporary Art is devoted to the creation and recording of contemporary art as well as the promotion of art and culture. Its main programs include artists-in-residency, construction of an archival database, exhibitions, and public education activities. The center advocates “life within art,” supporting the life and creation of global artists in this center, forming a connection with local art and culture. PCCA devotes itself to providing high-quality conditions for art creators and creating an environment and platform for the public to interact with contemporary art. http://www.pointsart.org Best wishes -- Yuzhen Tang

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Fw: [80c] Call for Workshops: Urgent Publishing conference this May in Amsterdam/Arnhem (miriam@networkcultures.org)

by Aymeric Mansoux

----- Forwarded message from Miriam Rasch <miriam(a)networkcultures.org> ----- Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2019 09:07:03 +0100 From: Miriam Rasch <miriam(a)networkcultures.org> To: 80c(a)we.lurk.org Subject: [80c] Call for Workshops: Urgent Publishing conference this May in Amsterdam/Arnhem Hello, From: http://networkcultures.org/makingpublic/2019/02/14/call-for-workshops-urg... This is an open call for workshops by artists, activists, technologists, designers, researchers, teachers, students, collectives or groups to the conference ‘Urgent Publishing: New strategies in post-truth times’ to be held on 15-17 May in Amsterdam & Arnhem, the Netherlands. Wednesday 15th of May: Pre-conference night in Amsterdam Thursday 16th of May: First conference day in Arnhem: sessions and panels Friday 17th of May: Second conference day in Arnhem: workshops During the first day of the conference (May 16th) panel sessions will be organized for three specific themes: • The Carrier Bag Theory of Non-Fiction: Modularity / Undercommons / Multi-voice Publishing • Means and Memes: Activist strategies against the mainstream publishing practices. A look at federated publishing, memetics, synchronization, and more. • The Afterlife of the Publication: the continued existence of the publication in different formats, on different platforms. Does it survive & thrive or will it suffer a slow, unimportant death? For the second day of the conference (May 17th) we are looking for workshops that can tie into these themes that are hands-on and collaborative. Zine-making, coding, visualization techniques are a few examples of what we are looking for in a workshop, but we consider anything interesting and hands-on. Background: The 21st century has witnessed the liberation of publishing practices. Digital technologies have brought the printing press to the masses. Who gets to publish and when, the medium used and the channels through which information is consumed have all changed drastically. An ever accelerating development of emergent technologies has lead to a wide array of emergent publishing practices, be it in the form of longreads, vlogs, zines, collaborative platforms or print-on-demand – all the while leaving the status of and love for paper books intact. A plethora of tools, applications, infrastructures, models, and hacks thus makes many futures of publishing possible. How to realize sustainable, high-quality alternatives within this domain of post-digital publishing? Liberation comes with its downsides: while the availability of publishing technologies have helped bring different voices onto the stage, connect new communities and identify hegemonic intersections of power, they have also played a role in bringing about what is known as the ‘post-truth era’. Critical interventions have been somewhat self-referential and concentrated on the needs and demands of people and communities engaged in the history of art or avantgarde publishing. In the meantime the scale and scope of once emergent publishing practices have exploded, leaving a disenchanted public to scavenge the rubble of breaking fake news stories, information pollution and broken links. Speed and availability of publications may have increased, but the quality of the information presented and of its containers lags behind. What is needed is a break with the old, closed pre-digital era of gatekeepers or high entry costs. Publishers, writers, researchers, designers and developers need new strategies for urgent publishing. A critical set of discourses, practices and productions to intervene in the public debate with high-quality information that can be issued in a timely manner and that will reach the desired audiences. The development of such a toolbox of strategies has been the focus of diverse critical cultures that have interacted and experimented with publishing in the last two decades. Concentrated efforts directed towards furthering these practices within the context of the current information age will open up robust futures for a publishing domain that remains forever emergent – and urgent. Do you want to organise a workshop? Please send in your proposal to kelly [at] networkcultures [dot] org with the following info: • Workshop title, subject and a short description (200 words) of what you want to do • The desired length of the workshop (both full day and half day are possible) • Materials needed or other requirements The deadline for proposals is Friday March 1st, 2019. --- Miriam Rasch Institute of Network Cultures Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences | HvA room 04A07 Rhijnspoorplein 1 NL-1091 GC Amsterdam t: +31 20 5951865 miriam(a)networkcultures.org www.networkcultures.org @INCAmsterdam _______________________________________________ Eightycolumn mailing list -- 80c(a)we.lurk.org To unsubscribe send an email to 80c-leave(a)we.lurk.org ----- End forwarded message ----- a. -- https://bleu255.com/~aymeric

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pad migration (again)

by gnd

Hi, I will move Etherpad tonight at 8PM to the new machine. Yesterdays problem was apparently in the autoscrolldown plugin, so tonight at 8PM the migration should be successful. best, gnd/ ps. sorry to endlessly bother you with all this. We need to move out all the data from OVH coz its paid until the weekend, afterwards i promise to stop bugging you !

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Re: pad maintenance at 8PM

by gnd

yepp, that was me restarting the pad. Ill give it a go until 9pm and if nothing helps, i switch back to the old pad until i have tested this fully. sorry for the trouble :( gnd/ On 2/12/19 8:38 PM, Simon Browne wrote: > Don’t know if this is helpful, but got this message when the page timed out from loading: > > > > Best > Simon > > — > Simon Browne > Graphic Designer > E: info(a)simonbrowne.biz <mailto:info@simonbrowne.biz> > M: +31 612 945 614 > www.simonbrowne.biz > >> On 12 Feb 2019, at 8:31 PM, gnd <gnd(a)itchybit.org> wrote: >> >> yeah,, thats weird,, im working on it >> >> On 2/12/19 8:27 PM, Biyi Wen wrote: >>> >>> >>>> 在 2019年2月12日，下午8:25，gnd <gnd(a)itchybit.org> 写道： >>>> >>>> FYI, >>>> >>>> the pad is now up again, running on the new VM. >>>> >>>> You might still get the "502 Bad Gateway" error depending on the state >>>> of your DNS cache. If you get it, it means you are still accessing the >>>> old server. To verify that the pad.xpub.nl domain resolves for you to >>>> the new VM you can type this in terminal/console: >>>> >>>> host pad.xpub.nl >>>> >>>> It should show you: >>>> >>>> pad.xpub.nl is an alias for xvm.xpub.nl. >>>> xvm.xpub.nl has address 83.96.162.96 >>>> >>>> (in that case your DNS cache or your ISP's DNS cache is updated and pad >>>> should work OK for you) >>>> >>>> If you get a response like: >>>> >>>> pad.xpub.nl is an alias for ovh01.xpub.nl. >>>> ovh01.xpub.nl has address 54.37.11.227 >>>> >>>> it means you have still the old DNS data and must wait (hopefully max a >>>> few hours) >>>> >>>> best, >>>> >>>> gnd/ >>>> >>>> Can someone who sees the pad at the new location plz verify everything >>>> is ok ? thanks ! >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On 2/12/19 7:26 PM, gnd wrote: >>>>> hi hi ! >>>>> >>>>> im going to shutdown the pad for migration at 8PM. The whole thing is >>>>> already running at the new server, i just need to sync the lastestest >>>>> changes, and need to make sure no more changes are added.. >>>>> >>>>> so at 8PM for cca 10-15 (i hope !) pad is going to be down ... sorry for >>>>> the inconvenience.. >>>>> >>>>> gnd/ >>>>> _______________________________________________ >>>>> XPUB mailing list -- xpub(a)we.lurk.org >>>>> To unsubscribe send an email to xpub-leave(a)we.lurk.org >>>>> >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> XPUB mailing list -- xpub(a)we.lurk.org >>>> To unsubscribe send an email to xpub-leave(a)we.lurk.org >>> >>> >> _______________________________________________ >> XPUB mailing list -- xpub(a)we.lurk.org >> To unsubscribe send an email to xpub-leave(a)we.lurk.org > >

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pad maintenance at 8PM

by gnd

hi hi ! im going to shutdown the pad for migration at 8PM. The whole thing is already running at the new server, i just need to sync the lastestest changes, and need to make sure no more changes are added.. so at 8PM for cca 10-15 (i hope !) pad is going to be down ... sorry for the inconvenience.. gnd/

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XPUB1: interesting text: "It looks like you're writing a letter"

by andre castro

I think this will be an interesting text in reference to work you are doing with bots: "It looks like you're writing a letter: Microsoft Word" Matthew Fuller http://www.nettime.org/Lists-Archives/nettime-l-0009/msg00040.html -- oooooooooo.io bibliotecha.info

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Fw: [MD] Re: Call for Submissions: Pervasive Labour Union #13 (lidia.pmr@gmail.com)

by Aymeric Mansoux

----- Forwarded message from Lídia Pereira <lidia.pmr(a)gmail.com> ----- Date: Sat, 9 Feb 2019 10:21:11 +0100 From: Lídia Pereira <lidia.pmr(a)gmail.com> To: immateriallaborunion(a)lists.riseup.net, unlike-us(a)listcultures.org, md(a)we.lurk.org, hbsc(a)we.lurk.org, nettime-l(a)kein.org, netbehaviour(a)netbehaviour.org Subject: [MD] Re: Call for Submissions: Pervasive Labour Union #13 DEADLINE EXTENSION: March 15th Due to some server complications + unforeseen obligation the deadline has been extended. As before, contributions can be submitted to lidia(a)majesticmoo.se, lidia.pmr(a)gmail.com or nikos.vv(a)gmail.com On Sat, Dec 8, 2018 at 2:30 PM Lídia Pereira <lidia.pmr(a)gmail.com> wrote: > After three years of (semi) regular existence, wherein we have touched on > topics ranging from Terms of Service, Smart Cities and Immateriality, it is > now high-time that the Pervasive Labour Union zine <http://ilu.servus.at/> > takes a very close and serious look at the universe of the alternatives. > Alternatives to Facebook, Twitter, YouTube: you name it. > > What do these alternatives look like? Sure, plenty of services advertise > themselves as "The alternative", but are they really all they claim to be? > What are the requirements of a 'true' alternative? > The Pervasive Labour Union zine already broached some of these topics on > its Special Issue with the Homebrewserver Club on XMPP - "Have you > considered the alternative?" <http://ilu.servus.at/issue9.html>. To > follow the HBSC’s strategy, a premium should be put on alternative > approaches, not on any specific alternative apps. > We need federated social networking solutions based on open standards that > are able to communicate among themselves, regardless of the platform being > used. > > Looking forward, what the new issue intends to achieve is a broader, more > in-depth look at the field of The Free Network, which, according to Sean > Tilley's article on the topic > <https://medium.com/we-distribute/a-quick-guide-to-the-free-network-c06930...> > [ > https://medium.com/we-distribute/a-quick-guide-to-the-free-network-c06930...], > includes both The Fediverse and The Federation networks. These networks are > comprised of projects such as Diaspora, Mastodon, GNU Social, etc. Which > protocols can and are being developed to achieve interoperability between > the different alternatives? How do scale and trust influence the field? > What are the forces at play within this realm and how to engage with them? > With this issue, we propose not only to collect a field guide of sorts, > but also to open up the discussion on the alternatives and how to tackle > the challenges posed by network effects, scalability and financial > viability. > As always, we welcome: > > - Texts (max. 1000 words). Texts can range from satire, theory, poetry, > propaganda, educational etc. to personal rants; > - Images (illustration, photo montage, photography, etc.); > - Any other creative interventions that you might consider fit with the > theme. > > DEADLINE: February 5th > > You can submit your contribution to lidia(a)majesticmoo.se, > lidia.pmr(a)gmail.com or nikos.vv(a)gmail.com > _______________________________________________ PZI Media Design mailing list -- md(a)we.lurk.org To unsubscribe send an email to md-leave(a)we.lurk.org ----- End forwarded message ----- a. -- https://bleu255.com/~aymeric

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There is a new URL for the git repos

by Aymeric Mansoux

Hey everyone, the git repositories have been migrated to new server (thanks gnd!) and we are now serving these from git.xpub.nl It means 2 things: - to access the Gitea interface, you need to go there: https://git.xpub.nl/ and forget about the old URL :) - you need to edit your local cloned/created git repository on your computer so that git also knows that it needs to pull from and push to the new URL. To do that it's simple, in each of your git repositories, there is the '.git' hidden folder (you remember?) and in this folder there is a file called 'config', edit this file your fav text editor, and look for the line where the old gitea.xpub.nl is written, simply edit the line so that you replace gitea with git, save, done. If there are problems, ping here, there might be some leftover glitches. a. -- https://bleu255.com/~aymeric

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