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this page contains some links relating to this vast topic, which takes many forms,
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from pirate radio, to tech cooperatives
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the grow your own food of software
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[the grow your own food of software](https://www.are.na/new-name/the-grow-your-own-food-of-software)
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green computation
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[open source feeds](https://www.are.na/sam-hart/open-source-feeds)
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sovereign hardware
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[sovereign hardware](https://www.are.na/new-name/sovereign-hardware)
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[system administration history](https://www.are.na/new-name/system-administration-history)
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[green computing](https://www.are.na/new-name/green-computing-styz1ctwykq)
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[community infra collectives](https://www.are.na/new-name/community-infra-collectives)
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this channel has been a recurring image for me.
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on first pass, the vision of yunohost and self-hosted in general,
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may appear as a sort of neo-liberal ableist fantasy -- not everyone is actually
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going to run their own server and learn bash and devops etc.
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[coop-cloud](https://coopcloud.tech/) presents an interesting alternative to this,
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which would be more like a federation of different tech co-ops around the world.
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this could use much of the same software as the self-hosted movement,
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and shares many of the same principles, but it "bottoms out" at the level of community instead of the individual.
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I also briefly write about this here in response to moxy's piece "no one wants to run their own server" and other criticism of decentralized protocols:
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- [response to a critique of decentralized protocols](https://viewer.scuttlebot.io/%251tIEE6g2tZXBaJgDF712HngyWeoAX4F3Di42SzrPEf8%3D.sha256)
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- [response to moxie](https://viewer.scuttlebot.io/%251py7l1Py8LzPNW%2F5Y154nomOt8q19dYsbKOGh2Cwlik%3D.sha256)
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the communitys infra collectives channel is a list of all cooperatives I found working
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on community infrastructure and related projects.
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[virtual care lab](https://virtualcarelab.com/) has been an influential project for me,
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in pointing towards how we can create intentional digital spaces that are more
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nourishing than the status quo.
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[cerca](https://forum.merveilles.town/), a community forum for the merveilles community, initiated by alex cblgh and continued by the community.
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spring '83
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path: "/posts/meta"
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date: "2022-07-19T23:19:51.246Z"
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title: "Meta"
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type: "wiki"
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style: "prose"
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image: ""
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description: ""
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note: "Max Fowler"
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---
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This page is about the organization of this wiki and website
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I was inspired by digital gardens, as well as a few other things.
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I wanted to collect research in a way that was more engaged than just
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compulsively saving things to are.na channels
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(I like are.na, but also found [this heterodox piece criticizing are.na](https://w.e-worm.club/arena.gmi)
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to be resonant too), but was less polished
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than one-time-published pieces of writing.
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I'm interested in imperfectly-hierarchical somewhat-but-not-completely-chaotic wiki organization.
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First level, second level, and third level topics could be equally small or large
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(this is one way that I understood the meaning of a rhizome).
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I wanted to create a system with some type of structure,
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but which could also lead to exploration and serendipity,
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and felt playful and easy to add to and edit.
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Even the possibility of rabbit-holes within the structure,
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where a specific piece of the wiki, links into its own unique organizational structure inside of itself.
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I wanted all the information to be searchable via community search engines like [lieu](https://cblgh.org/lieu/),
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and to be able to easily save and update specific documents that I might want to return to,
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like recipes, or collections of links on a particular topic.
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Some of the websites that inspired me included [100r.co](https://100r.co/site/working_offgrid_efficiently.html), [cblgh.org](https://cblgh.org/), [fireflysanctuary.today](https://fireflysanctuary.today),
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[mycelial.technology](http://mycelial.technology), and many others.
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I enjoyed tao lin writing about numbers in a way that was detailed,
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but also didn't necessarily take them too seriously.
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untitled-farm-dream <br/>
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https://www.are.na/fiona-f/untitled-farm-dream
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30 years self-reliant: family $10K/year homestead & dugout <br/>
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDpZ4jED6zA
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wilmar's gaerten in berlin <br/>
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https://www.instagram.com/wilmarsgaerten/
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a collection of technical guides and resources,
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to dig up again for various sub-topics
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learning rust <br/>
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- https://www.are.na/new-name/learning-rust-75a0ujwf0bc
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- https://www.are.na/francis-tseng/rust-programming
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I also started a p4p rust learning group which anyone can join,
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invitation website is here:
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http://rust.commoninternet.net
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