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TMUX session: untangling_the_web output using Fanzine

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Workshop Development

Workshop development ideas are documented here.

1. TMUX Collaborative terminal session

• Date: 19/01/26
• Guest: Kaa
• Group: Barbara, Ema, Tommi, Youjung
• Theme: Network using terminal command: curl, ping, traceroute

TMUX enables to simultaneously write terminal commands through ssh. It was interesting to see these terminal log can turn into a collective zine using the tool Fanzine made by Kaa. The contrast between terminal screen and simultaneity was fun to see.

Also Kaa's Server Charms workshop seemed fun. Would love to participate!

2. Visit to Van Nelle Fabriek Data Center

• Date: 26/01/26
• Guest: Anti, Marloes

Van Nelle Fabriek Data Center, tour by Remco

Van Nelle Fabriek Data Center

DONT CALL ME BABY I AM GREATER THAN YOU THINK by Roos Schneijderberg, Penitentiaire Inrichting 'De Schie' and Jumbo truck

Collective fanzine making

3. Open Session: CSS Party

CSS exercise : cards.declarations.style pick 3 cards and make a website, we got sticky, pattern gradient and columns. I made a html and css file using the text I recently read "The Californian Ideology". You can find the website here.

Also the website Doriane made for permacomputing was also super nice. I loved the fact that she used the color scheme from Pokemon gameboy edition. The website also supports booklet version of the web, it is not automatically updated according to the changes but this also aligns with the permacomputing idea of having only the necessary functions.

Also Dorian showed how to hack displaying the css code. And the website style changes according to the changes of the code.

style {display: block;}
contenteditable: True;

3 cards: sticky, pattern gradient, columns

css exercise output

Prototyping

1. Bash Scripting On Server

Inspired from Kaa's workship with TMUX and Fanzine, I thought about printing a directory on the server. Directory itself becomes a html file using a bash script. For example, if someone uploads an image or txt, these file will automatically be stitched and added to a collective zine. Also thought about including the metadata of the file. The metadata can be file size, owner, permission, modified date etc. Since I've been working on web2print zine making for AMRO26 and Extraterrestrial zine fair(Documentation on zine-making), this prototyping will be a continuation.

Questions to think about

• What kind of meaning or value can stitching these files bring?
• Also am I interested in the file content or the metadata and interaction within the server?

Stitching html files using bash script

cat head.html > final.html 
ls -la >> final.html
tree >> final.html
cat feet.html >> final.html
weasyprint final.html -s stylesheet.css final.pdf

Meta Data Stitching

Date: 26/01/26

Stitching files together in 1 html file and printing meta data on paper. What kind of meaning can metadata have? Does it become more intimate when it is printed on a piece of paper?

 echo "<pre>" >> output.html
 date >> output.html
 pwd >> output.html
 whoami >> output.html
 echo "<br>[Tree]" >> output.html
 tree >> output.html
 ls -lh >> output.html
 echo "<br>[Differences]" >> output.html
 diff youjung luca >> output.html
 diff leassets daan >> output.html
 echo "<pre>" >> output.html
 
 weasyprint output.html -s output.css output.pdf

output.pdf

File Systems and File Forest

Date: 27/01/26

During prototyping class we looked on file systems and went through file navigation commands.

clear
history / ctrl + r search history
cal : calendar
man history : maunal
cat : 
sudo tail -f syslog
ctrl + c : stop
cd /var/log/nginx` -> `sudo tail -f access.log : server log
cd enter : home folder
cd / : root folder
find . : list all files
find . | grep "\.pdf$"
find . | grep "\.pdf$" > pdf.txt` `cat pdf.txt | wc -l
one line `find . | grep "\.pdf$" --count
tree . -L 1 -H ./ > mytree.html

Using tree command we made a html file that lists meaningful file to you. I used our family's icloud files that contained all the scanned family photos from the late 2th century. The files are organized in chronological order and my sister and I made this directory when she moved out to get married. File tree website

2. File Sharing Camp fire

Ideas on prototyping offline server

Date: 03/02/26

Local first file sharing: I'm curious if it is possible to set up a Raspberry Pi where people can gather around and share files like a camp fire. Without any internet connections, these files will be only saved in this device. And the only way to open or see this file is the printer. Last week we saw how many files we had in our computers. How many of them are valuable and meaningful to us? And what are the files do we want to share but also keep it private? For me it would be image files of our family photos and my pdf portfolio.

Using ESP32 for limited file sharing

Extending from Lea's workshop from server charm, we(Lea and Barbara) thought of setting a camp fire file sharing session. Through the web server user can upload a bitmap/pixel image or text. As ESP32 has only 4mb we'll be using minimum amount of technology and methods. This idea is connected to feminist servers of not being available all the time and permacomputing.

Using Raspberry Pi 4b for file sharing

Tommi borrowed me Raspberry Pi 4b... I don't know how to use it

Methods

Practice and Scalability

Date: 04/02/26

Lea, Sibyl and I formed a group and interviewed each other. We decided to make a small zine out of it. Here is the documentation page.