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Why this journal

About this journal

This journal is intended to satisfy the attention of those who support my nomadic development and share the faith in free and open source software, as well interests in hacking, media art, sustainable development and DIY recycling practices.

The publishing activity here is symmetrical in time: it started in 2008 and while progressing in the future it will also include publication of materials collected in the past. All content distributed is licensed with the Creative Commons license: "copylefted" by me and, at your option, by other authors involved.

If you enjoy my musings, get inspired and like to keep on reading: please consider making a donation to keep this activity alive. The content of this journal can also be re-licensed for commercial use on request, just contact me to arrange details.

My gratitude goes to the NIMK for hosting the dyne.org foundation, supporting my research and accepting me in their formidable team, as well to the bricolabs network for encouraging and helping me to cross the boundaries of my technical competence.


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blue ribbon campaign
no software patents
Play Ogg
say no to DRM
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