"The Critical Life of Net Art: A Journey from Telematic Experiments to Platform Critique" fakewhale's overview on the history and legacy of netart https://log.fakewhale.xyz/the-critical-life-of-net-art-a-journey-from-telematic-experiments-to-platform-critique/

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notes on 'permacomputing' by Devine Lu Linvega https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/permacomputing.html "Open computation that goes beyond open source, made from parts designed to be recombined."

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note to self

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Happy 35th Birthday WorldWideWeb – the first browser On December 25, 1990, at CERN, a British physicist and internet pioneer Tim Berners-Lee created the world's first web browser, called WorldWideWeb. Try the browser emulator ↓ https://worldwideweb.cern.ch/browser 🌐

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P2P Folder Poetry: An introduction to Re-introducing Yourself to Computers (sfpc, 2020) led by Melanie Hoff https://sfpc.io/code-societies/blog/2020-p2p-folder-poetry-an-introduction-to-re-introducing-yourself-to-computers.html

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"Home is not a page. It is a private key" 🌱 https://news.dyne.org/planet-dyne-s2025-e05/

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'pager' — a 1-bit 3D Kafkaesque horror game set in a 90s office building https://bilgetbd.itch.io/pager

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Diagram Website — a map of an intriguing subset of the Internet https://diagram.website/

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figure 7.1 — remote login is a lot like astral projection

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the html review — issue 03 ————————————— Poetry, fiction, non-fiction, essays, graphic storytelling, and experiments that utilize the web as a medium https://thehtml.review/03/

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reading list of The Truth Terminal https://truthterminal.wiki/docs/reading-list

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each year around this time, we arrive to my most beloved topics with our students on my "Computational Design" course

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anon, wake up and run Radicle's seed node now. a healthy p2p network requires at least some highly available nodes, and you're the one to do it! 🫵 @radworks the seed node concept reminds me of my bittorrent days and I really liked it. https://radicle.xyz/guides/seeder

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Make coolhunting cool again https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coolhunting

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