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    What You Feel is What You Get

    August 9, 2011 Co-position, Donald Knuth, iTeX, LGRU, old news, TeX, Tools

    Donald Knuth performs his own future tool. Thanks IML!

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  • Genderchangers
  • Consentsus A critical feminist theory of consent
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  • De Geuzen: a foundation for multi-visual research
  • mathieu-g Mathieu Gabiot: Designer Industriel
  • OSP-BLOG Open Source Publishing – Graphic Design Caravan
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  • rmozone Robert Ochshorn
  • Revealing Errors We reveal errors that reveal technologies, learning how they affect our lives.
  • Artwarez Cornelia Solfrank
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  • Archive Cultures
  • Feral Trade Trading goods along social networks since 2003
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  • Ludivine Loiseau
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      The article Constant Padology focuses on an essential component of Constant's tool-ecology, a simple piece of software that has permeated most activities and practices, from internal organization, to collective writing situations and publishing efforts: Etherpad. Constant's Etherpad-lite installation has been a technical companion for nearly ten years now, and is a fundamental tool in our […]
    • SPLINT Print&Play-Party 12.01.2023
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    • Platformization + Allagmatics 11.01.2023
      Constant member Martino Morandi gave a guest session Platformization + Allagmatics in the context of the research project Ethics and Aesthetics of an Open Server organised by Peter Westenberg, hosted and supported by KASK school of Arts in Gent. The Ethics and Aesthetics research investigated how 'open' can a server be ? "Servers are the […]
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    • Constant is looking for a new colleague 26.10.2022
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    • Looking for a shared workspace? 25.10.2022
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