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==Title of the Project== | |||
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'''Tracing Networks Backwards''' | |||
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nodes, edges, network, web, back links, counter links, reverse, retrace, trace back, to source, inside out, browsing, surfing, machine, engine<br> | |||
browsing backwards, tracing back networks (a wiki hyperlink game), retracing a network<br> | |||
network backtracer, tracing back a network, how to trace back networks | |||
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== | ==Description Text== | ||
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information is composable. It’s constantly being combined and recombined into new things [https://www.are.na/editorial/here-for-the-wrong-reasons] | |||
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turns browsing inside out, always showing not the links that are on the page (directing away from it), but the ones that link towards this page. show where this page is embedded in and allows reverse browsing. | |||
<br> | |||
makes apparent that information is composable. | |||
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'''Tracing Networks Backwards is a browser game based on wikimedia. Its interface displays all wiki pages that link towards the currently open one and by that renders visible the bits an information is composed of.''' <br> | |||
'''Outputting the traced path into a graph shifts the attention from the clicked nodes (links) towards their edges (connections), and allows us to notice relations.''' | |||
==Cookbook== | |||
current state (11/10/24 17:35) of the website can be found on my server: [https://hub.xpub.nl/cerealbox/~kim/tracing-networks-backwards/ cerealbox/~kim/tracing-networks-backwards] <br> | |||
no images yet, will take some of the further process<br> | |||
still open: | |||
# make website operate w/ joystick | |||
# connect output to graphviz | |||
## then set up w/ printer | |||
# website details: | |||
## interface details (title, info, style) | |||
## when printing - at what point? | |||
## how to start (without keyboard) -- give options/ select or choose one fix | |||
==Refs and Resources== | |||
===Graphviz connection=== | ===Graphviz connection=== | ||
maybe this: https://viz-js.com/api/ ? | |||
===Joystick input=== | |||
using the Gamepad API: [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Gamepad_API/Using_the_Gamepad_API MDN], [https://ui.dev/web-gamepad-api here], [https://www.voorhoede.nl/en/blog/navigating-the-web-with-a-gamepad/ here] | |||
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use (controller) buttons and tabindex? | |||
==Event Rider== | |||
<div style="width: fit-content; font-family: 'Courier New'; background-color: orange; border-radius: 15px; padding: 3px;">updated!</div> | |||
===Items=== | |||
'''* joystick''' -- from xml at XPub <br> | |||
'''* Screen''' from Fred<br> | |||
'''* Trashbin (mac)''' from xml<br> | |||
print graphviz output: <br> | |||
'''* b/w printer''' bringing from XP<br> | |||
'''* Paper''' buying early tomorrow<br> | |||
'''* tape to post printouts''' | |||
===Space=== | |||
'''* ethernet access! I am bringing cerealbox and ''' <br> | |||
('''* internet''' )<br> | |||
'''* power + extension''' <br> | |||
'''* table''' <br> | |||
'''* lightsource (ceiling or table lamp)''' <br> | |||
'''* (chair)''' | |||
'''* do we have methods to deal with a lot of cable?''' (I will bring tape) | |||
=== | ===Time=== | ||
'''asynchronous''' (at whatever point for various duration) | |||
Latest revision as of 21:29, 19 November 2024
ref template: Radio_WORM:_Protocols_for_Collective_Performance#Wednesday_20_November
Title of the Project
Tracing Networks Backwards
nodes, edges, network, web, back links, counter links, reverse, retrace, trace back, to source, inside out, browsing, surfing, machine, engine
browsing backwards, tracing back networks (a wiki hyperlink game), retracing a network
network backtracer, tracing back a network, how to trace back networks
Description Text
information is composable. It’s constantly being combined and recombined into new things [1]
turns browsing inside out, always showing not the links that are on the page (directing away from it), but the ones that link towards this page. show where this page is embedded in and allows reverse browsing.
makes apparent that information is composable.
Tracing Networks Backwards is a browser game based on wikimedia. Its interface displays all wiki pages that link towards the currently open one and by that renders visible the bits an information is composed of.
Outputting the traced path into a graph shifts the attention from the clicked nodes (links) towards their edges (connections), and allows us to notice relations.
Cookbook
current state (11/10/24 17:35) of the website can be found on my server: cerealbox/~kim/tracing-networks-backwards
no images yet, will take some of the further process
still open:
- make website operate w/ joystick
- connect output to graphviz
- then set up w/ printer
- website details:
- interface details (title, info, style)
- when printing - at what point?
- how to start (without keyboard) -- give options/ select or choose one fix
Refs and Resources
Graphviz connection
maybe this: https://viz-js.com/api/ ?
Joystick input
using the Gamepad API: MDN, here, here
use (controller) buttons and tabindex?
Event Rider
Items
* joystick -- from xml at XPub
* Screen from Fred
* Trashbin (mac) from xml
print graphviz output:
* b/w printer bringing from XP
* Paper buying early tomorrow
* tape to post printouts
Space
* ethernet access! I am bringing cerealbox and
(* internet )
* power + extension
* table
* lightsource (ceiling or table lamp)
* (chair)
* do we have methods to deal with a lot of cable? (I will bring tape)
Time
asynchronous (at whatever point for various duration)