User:Michel W/SPECIAL ISSUE🥀22

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I.September :

Special Issue🥀

As an artist, you have to do it yourself, not let the industry doing for you.

SI22 PROTOCOLS (to change, transform and create variations of!)

⭑Collective protocols ⭑Active archives ⭑Decentralized protocols ⭑Anti-colonial ⭑Free software

The relationship between analog and (post)digital...

How to make a good radio? Radio art?

Cyber feminism~

Field Recording

(Re)Prerecording_a_tape

Personal_Protocols

⭑Yoga protocol by Michel:

My personal protocol for achieve peace of mind is by doing yoga and meditation.

It helps me to find my inner peace and cultivate self-awareness, living in the present moment.

1. Meditation for 10 mins

2. Doing yoga for 1~1.5 hours

3. Meditation (Corpse pose/Savasana) for 10 mins (or more)

4. Have a warm tea, feeling peaceful and calm :)

Prototyping🥀

ssh mszw@145.24.139.16

https://hub.xpub.nl/chopchop/

http://145.24.139.16/michelmsw.html

sudo adduser USERNAME
sudo addgroup USERNAME sudo
sudo passwd USERNAME
w
groups
/etc/
cd
sudo nano hostname
cat hostname
cat hosts
sudo nano hosts
sudo reboot
$ figlet chopchop
$ cowsay hello
$ sudo nano /etc/motd
cat /etc/motd
exit
clear (or CTRL + L)
cd ..
ls . 
cd /home/USERNAME
nano hello.txt (to exit and save -->) CTRL+X
history

Some more commands we used this afternoon:

$ rm 
$ mv
$ ls
$ cd
$ cp
$ mkdir
$ sudo shutdown now

documentation:

https://devdocs.io

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS


tutorials:

https://www.w3schools.com/

https://www.w3schools.com/tags/default.asp (overview of all HTML tags)

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Tutorials

if you make this folder:

/home/USERNAME/public_html/

you can use it to publish files at:

http://145.24.139.16/~USERNAME/
$ mkdir public_html
$ sudo rm -r FOLDERNAME

https://github.com/markondej/fm_transmitter

Methods🥀

❋Annotation❋

The Tyranny of Structurelessness - Jo Freeman (1970-73)

Annotate: https://pad.xpub.nl/p/TyrannyAnnotation

THE TYRANNY of STRUCTURELESSNESS (1970-73) is an article by Jo Freeman aka Joreen. The discussion of structureless in this article is based on the 'organizational form of the movement'. According to the text, "Structurelessness" is a natural response to an overly structured society, however it is organizationally impossible. Not only we can not decide whether to have a formally structured group, but also whether to have one that is structured or not. A structureless group does not exist, despite our desire to think otherwise. Any kind of group of people will eventually organize itself in some way if they come together for any kind of purpose.

The word structure is derived from the Latin structura, which means "a fitting together, building.". In a broader sense its anything put together. The relationships between family members make up a family's structure, and the way your muscles and bones fit together might be considered your body's structure.

It's a challenge to paraphrase something that doesn't seem to work nor make 'sense' because the idea of having no structure is more a theoretical ideology than it is something practical to realize (?), which makes it difficult to realize, because there will be a structure based on that there isn't a structure. So then a counter-structure (alternative) makes more sense than having no structure at all(!?!)

However, contrary to the concept, it has gone from being a concept to a tool for the elite to grab power.

II.October :

Special Issue🥀

what do we take out of an archive, in order to de-clutter it and make more space for other things?

How can we connect with the specific situation of Radio Worm, as a community and as an archive?

How to work with specific questions and protocols that have emerged within this context?

Visual Poetry

How to treat text?

⭑ Destroy Protocool ⊹ Radio show

1010 Radio worm.jpg


꧁ Proto酷(cool) ꧂

Shownotes

Brainstorming

Do we need a theme?"Destroy the protocool"?
it could be a great starting point, we can start trying to understand how to deconstruct protocols, 
why we have (or some have) this urge to destroy them, and then let everyone understand how it is impossible (utopia) to do it.

⊹Protocol Meditation:

(⊹Background Music⊹)

⊹Intro:

Okay.....We are slowing into the Protocol meditation practice now...... Before the beginning of meditation , please find a comfortable posture that will help keep your spine straight, either seated or lying down, wherever is comfortable.

Next, notice where you place your hands. If seated, support them in your lap or by placing them gently palms down on your knees. If lying down, place them by your side in the yoga corpse pose.

Now, breathe naturally as we shall begin the meditation. Inhale...........exhale........... Imagine a dearly loved protocol sitting opposite you and that a white light connects you heart to heart. Connect with the feelings of affection and warmth you have for them. Enjoy the feelings as they fill your body.

Ask yourself, "What's the meaning of protocols for you?" "What's the relationship between you and it?"

Acknowledge your thoughts and focus again on your breathing….. Interruptions are normal….just let these thoughts go and return your attention to your breathing….

Enjoy the feeling of relaxation. Notice how you are feeling now, physically and mentally, and notice how it feels to be more relaxed. Inhale...........exhale...........

Now, let your attention turn now to your thoughts… back to normal conscious awareness…. Normal attention to thoughts…. Breathe naturally…. And slowly open your eyes.

We hope you have a wonderful also peaceful time during the practice, and we would like you to share your thoughts after this therapeutic protocols meditation....and.....remember that...... Protocols will always love you~♥︎


⊹MY BODY IS AN ARCHIVE - Marissa Micah Schut


MY BODY IS AN ARCHIVE. it holds. everything i have ever lived within its walls.

adorned/əˈdɔːn/ pushed loved rejected used fucked caressed/kəˈres/ -taken.

MY BODY IS AN ARCHIVE. it remembers. deeply. hidden doors protecting secrets from spilling onto the surface. scars that speak of memories survived.

MY BODY IS AN ARCHIVE. it grows. its own organism/ˈɔː.ɡən.ɪ.zəm/, universe, multiverse. a multitude of breaths panic tears joys blood pleasures nerves trauma -triggered. my body is an archive.

MY BODY IS AN ARCHIVE. my body is a n a r ch i-ve. it creates. consisting of dust bones and ash, stardust and earth, cells skin and bacteria. a nonlinear/ˌnɒnˈlɪn.i.ər/ time capsule holding past futures and present tensions, future presents and present pasts. past lives long forgotten imprinted in its dna.

MY BODY IS AN ARCHIVE. it is. tired of words that do not speak of worlds. slowing down, longingly. s l o w, traveling in time out of reach. moving towards and from, within.

MY BODY IS AN ARCHIVE. it centers. grounds. roots. alters. reaches. -it lives.

⭑Zine camp! (Nov 4 + 5)

https://pad.xpub.nl/p/zine-camp-2023

Prototyping🥀

Category:PagedMedia

⊹Weasyprint

Paged_Media_CSS

Paged_Media_CSS_examples

ls | grep .html --------------- only shows html files
ls | grep .html > ls.html
tree -if /media/worm/radio -H https://hub.xpub.nl/chopchop/worm | grep mp3 > mp3.html ------ the "-if" removes the name before and shows only the links
$ curl https://pad.xpub.nl/p/SI22-protocols/export/txt | grep protocol >> searches.html && weasyprint searches.html searches.pdf

Pipe pads to weasyprint:

$ curl https://pad.xpub.nl/p/SI22-Monday-Oct-09/export/txt > todays-pad.txt
$ curl https://pad.xpub.nl/p/SI22-Monday-Oct-09/export/txt | grep archive > search-archive.html

Using the HTML export of etherpad:

$ curl https://pad.xpub.nl/p/SI22-Monday-Oct-09/export/html > todays-pad.html

Retrieving the number of files in a directory

$ ls | cat | wc -l
⊹Graphviz

Examples

Question of time (past/current/future) Thijs, Michel, Wang

How can an archive become alive?

Creating publics?

Time.svg
Time id.jpg
Time id2.jpg




⊹Pen Plotters

HOW TO PLOT

  1. connect to plotter to computer with usb
  2. start the plotter
  3. wait! until it is started
  4. activate the venv you made (source penplotter-venv/bin/activate)
  5. start chiplotle chiplotle3
  6. send hpgl file to plotter (plotter.write_file ('FILENAME.hpgl'))
  7. when you're done, close chiplote
  8. exit()

Manual of chiplotle


Working further on the soundboards

learning how to control mp3 with javascript to change the play rate and/or loop it:

<head>
 <title>Soundboard</title>
</head>
    <body>
       <audio id="audio1" controls>
       <source src="./move_1.mp3" type="audio/mpeg">
       </audio>
              <input type="range" id="controlaudio1" min="0" max="3" value="1" step="0.01" oninp><input type="checkbox" id="loopaudio1" onchange="loop1(this.checked)" /> loop
       <script>
       console.log("hello world");
       function change1(input){
               var audio1 = document.getElementById("audio1");
               audio1.playbackRate = input;
               console.log(input);
       }
       function loop1(input){
               console.log(loop1);
               var audio1 = document.getElementById("audio1");
               audio1.loop = input;
       }
       </script>
    </body>
⊹Pandoc
$ pandoc input.txt --output output.html 
$ pandoc input.txt --output output.html --standalone

mv is both removing and renaming the file

  • in bash is a wild card (it expands the text one star)
$ ls 1*
$ mv 1* public_html
$ weasyprint input.html output.pdf
$ weasyprint input.html -s stylesheet.css output.pdf
pandoc input.html --pdf-engine weasyprint --output output.pdf

EXAMPLE MARKDOWN to HTML to PDF to BOOKLET PDF

https://pad.xpub.nl/p/collaborations

https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/

In one pipeline:

curl https://pad.xpub.nl/p/collaborations/export/txt | pandoc --from markdown --to html | weasyprint -s stylesheet.css - pad.pdf

Or in multiple lines, and with in between moments of saving the content to files:

curl https://pad.xpub.nl/p/collaborations/export/txt > pad.md 
pandoc --from markdown --to html pad.md --output pad.html 
weasyprint -s stylesheet.css pad.html pad.pdf
pdfbook2 --paper=a4paper pad.pdf
pdfbook2 --paper=a4paper --short-edge --no-crop pad.pdf

EXAMPLE WIKI PAGE to HTML to PDF to BOOKLET PDF

MediaWiki provides a way to get the content of a page in wikitext or HTML:

https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/Wordhole?action=raw (wikitext)
https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/Wordhole?action=render (HTML)

You can use Weasyprint to generate a PDF from an URL!

weasyprint -s stylesheet.css https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/Wordhole?action=render wordhole.pdf

Another example:

curl https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/Voting_by_show_of_hands?action=raw > Voting_by_show_of_hands.mediawiki
pandoc --from mediawiki --to html Voting_by_show_of_hands.mediawiki --output Voting_by_show_of_hands.html
weasyprint Voting_by_show_of_hands.html Voting_by_show_of_hands.pdf
pdfbook2 --paper=a4paper --short-edge --no-crop Voting_by_show_of_hands.pdf

Methods🥀

❋Glossary❋

Examples

Words from the visual map -aka- words for active archive glossary :

  1. put your name by the word you want to define
  2. more people can define the same word
  3. if the definitions are saying the same things, we combine them without flattening the meaning
  4. preface the page you make with Glossary SI22
  5. write in the pad and then we will categorize and post on the wiki

Glossary Pad: https://pad.xpub.nl/p/Wed-11-Oct23

Annotations tools:

Wordhole

Category:Wordhole

III.November :

Special Issue🥀

Ddd.jpg

Talking about "collaboration" work and experiences.

Metaphors could be an excellent way to engage the audience and make our presentation interesting.

The difficulty of collaboration...

How to invited each other into your project/code?

Collective_guidelines

  • Collaborative: moving towards a more unified outcome
  • Distributive: sharing of methods, people are free to produce individual outcomes

Prototyping🥀

Methods🥀

IV.December :

Special Issue🥀

Prototyping🥀

Methods🥀