“I evoke the term ‘handmade web’ to suggest slowness and smallness as forms of resistance.”
— J. R. Carpenter
Cours d'HTML autour du fait-main (hand-made)
ressources bien pensées, exercices
dimanche 2 février 1997
Manifeste du Web indépendant
en français
par le minirézo
Le Web indépendant, ce sont ces millions de sites offrant des millions de pages faites de passion, d’opinion, d’information, mises en place par des utilisateurs conscients de leur rôle de citoyens. Le Web indépendant, c’est un lien nouveau entre les individus, une bourse du savoir gratuite, offerte, ouverte ; sans prétention.
Face aux sites commerciaux aux messages publicitaires agressifs, destinés à ficher et cibler les utilisateurs, le Web indépendant propose une vision respectueuse des individus et de leurs libertés, il invite à la réflexion et au dialogue
https://networkedart.blog/blog/2021/06/13/isea-workshop-blog-the-museum-of-ordure-by-bilyana-palankasova/
"Networked Art Practice after Digital Preservation”
The Museum of Ordure’s Mission is to examine:
The cultural value of ordure, shit, rubbish.
The waste of human resources through various ownership, production, and management regimes.
What is shit for some, has value for others.1
finded via https://liens.vincent-bonnefille.fr/?ZAgXwA
I came to this^ conclusion sometime during quarantine when I realized that certain websites give me a sense of shelter and rest more than others.
These spaces that particularly stood out to me all had some quality of
slowness,
quiet,
and/or gathering.
More serious liste with filter, conferences...
http://aaaan.net
" During the mandate, Lara will explore the intersections between ironic and informative usage of Internet. She will conduct a series of interviews and create a digital archive of ‘Weird Web’ examples. "
" I first came across the term ‘Weird Web’ on It's Nice That in an article written by coder and artist Neal Agarwal. He describes an early form of the internet before its monetisation and intense focus on clicks and social media. He describes this former internet as ‘a place where online creators expressed themselves through interactive content, games & experiments. It was a place that brought delight & joy.’ I believe that if you look hard enough, you might just find that the weird web lives on today. "
...
" According to psychologist and professor Larry Rosen , ‘We willingly push any and every button because we hope that it provides a squirt of dopamine for pleasure.’ And so, you will likely find yourself clicking the tantalising Useless Web button and BOOM a whole digital world of uselessness explodes (or rather, is opened tab by tab in your browser bar). Each time you press the button you’ll be taken to a different domain which hosts creative, silly and seemingly pointless content. " nudge
" One of the main people that spurred my interest in useless websites was an artist called @Rafaël_Rozendaal who has been an internet artist forever, well longer than I’ve known about internet art. He is one of the original internet artists. "
Originally published on: theweirderweb.xyz [DEAD] "
A conversation with @Tim_Holman ( w/ @Lara_Chapman ) 2012 2019
via "Partir en vadrouille" + Pushing Useless Buttons [ Bulle ]
Indie web small web review_visite
Un blog atypique, perso, débutant, recherchant, simple, beau, bordélique mais pas que, où restent les ébauches, les pistes, les outils sur la table
à la recherche de https://liens.vincent-bonnefille.fr/?XQJHFg
via: https://serveur410.com/ton-coin-de-web-tattends/ <3
Des service GAFAM_NATU (dont instagram et Twitter) ou youtube... en anonyme et sans connexion
Retour sur lokinet (en anglais) et son LLARP (Low Latency Anonymous Routing Protocol)
https://docs.loki.network/Lokinet/LLARP/
( mise au point sur Zeronet+DHT )
.
Lokinet perçu comme le mixnet du futur (utilisant des tech. existantes, montantes...)
.
Permet l'accès aux site en .loki
http://5jk8tcgeiddkq6byq59jjmufe9ttmoojrcdqw14gew359qfziiwo.loki
( test projet_perso )
List security tools
VPN TOR DNS alt.net
... with examples
A rant approximating the content of this document was delivered to an audience of new media artists and activists by James Wallbank, Coordinator of Redundant Technology Initiative, at The Next 5 Minutes conference in Amsterdam, March 1999 .
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' "Lowtech" means technology that is cheap or free.
Technology moves on so fast that right now we can recover low-end Pentiums and fast Macintoshes from the trash. Lowtech upgrades every year. But we don't have to pay for it.
Lowtech includes hardware and software. We advocate freeware and low cost software. We particularly advocate the use of low cost, open source operating systems.
[...]
Lowtech counters exclusivity. Lowtech is street level technology.
Text is great for communicating. Write down what you want to say. Make it clear and simple and non-exclusive.
Email is still the "killer app". Fast, low cost global communication for the ordinary citizen is genuinely something new.
HTML is good for lots more than web pages. Now you can author all sorts of graphical stuff with a plain text editor.
Use the web for plain text and images. It's simple and cheap and quick and it works.'
- Is a situated technology. She has a sense of context and considers herself to be part of an ecology of practices
- Is run for and by a community that cares enough for her in order to make her exist
- Builds on the materiality of software, hardware and the bodies gathered around it
- Opens herself to expose processes, tools, sources, habits, patterns
- Does not strive for seamlessness. Talk of transparency too often signals that something is being made invisible
- Avoids efficiency, ease-of-use, scalability and immediacy because they can be traps
- Knows that networking is actually an awkward, promiscuous and parasitic practice
- Is autonomous in the sense that she decides for her own dependencies
- Radically questions the conditions for serving and service; experiments with changing client-server relations where she can
- Treats network technology as part of a social reality
- Wants networks to be mutable and read-write accessible
- Does not confuse safety with security
- Takes the risk of exposing her insecurity
- Tries hard not to apologize when she is sometimes not available
.
@viaa https://homebrewserver.club
@viaa http://radical-openness.org/en
//Evgeny_Ponomarev, Jun 8, 2020
Web 3.0 vs DWeb
Study Participants & Demographics
The Current Web
3.1 Pain Points
3.2 Web Protocols
The DWeb
4.1 The Meaning of Decentralization
4.2 Values and Mission
4.3 Technical Challenges
4.4 DWeb Tech Usage in the Future
Adoption of the DWeb
5.1 Biggest Obstacles
5.2 The Missing Piece
5.3 The Role of the Blockchain
DWeb Projects Profile
6.1 Categories
6.2 Motivation
6.3 Status and Team
6.4 Technology
6.5 Business
"Feedless combines the best original ideas of popular social networks without the bad parts
- You have your own wall, but you can only post with 140 characters, like original Twitter
- If you want to check on others you have to go to their profile, like original Facebook or Orkut
- You can send secret messages, like original Snapchat , but there are no stories
- There is no feed to scroll forever, no cassino slot machine addiction
- There are no likes nor any mindless interactions, if you like something, you tell the person, like a human"
Moi :: https://feedless.social/profile/@ebM+yMNwA1VI6smUS+73B/n/IYePXI4/Bf2rYYRkkqY=.ed25519
On trouvera aussi un article au sujet de Minus, une alternative "décroissante" à Twitter
https://usbeketrica.com/fr/article/a-quoi-ressemblerait-un-reseau-social-decroissant
ActivityPub
>> https://gitlab.com/lidia_p/fediposter/
>> http://redecentralize.github.io/alternative-internet/ proto altweb annuaire_index VPN dns