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| Ddump: recycling in the digital context | |
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| Creator | Loredana Bontempi, |
| Year | 2010 |
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Digital dump is a repository everyone can contribute to, if you want to share your digital trash follow the instructions and install the ddump application! Ddump is a simple application that allows you to share your trash on the common web repository, simply dragging your files to the recycle bin, right next to your normal bin!
http://www.pixelache.ac/events/piet-zwart-institute-presentations
