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@chrisshank.com
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i am organizing "QR Show" on March 16th in NYC
it's a show about qr codes
its website is bonkers, designed by a bonkers person - qrshow.nyc
do you make/create/curate/know of/love/hate/breathe/smoke qr codes?? art?? qr code art??
submit your art!! to the show! and then join the show as an artist.
it's a show about qr codes
its website is bonkers, designed by a bonkers person - qrshow.nyc
do you make/create/curate/know of/love/hate/breathe/smoke qr codes?? art?? qr code art??
submit your art!! to the show! and then join the show as an artist.
qr show ✶︎ 03.16.25 ✶︎ nyc
qr show ✶︎ 03.16.25 ✶︎ nyc
qrshow.nyc
November 10, 2025 at 5:25 PM
It mentions it at some points, but I wish it went into more depth.
November 10, 2025 at 8:11 AM
It mentions it at some points, but I wish it went into more depth.
what's interesting about the PC revolution, in retrospect, is that the anti-corporation politics that ignited it seem forgotten.
November 10, 2025 at 8:02 AM
what's interesting about the PC revolution, in retrospect, is that the anti-corporation politics that ignited it seem forgotten.
For example, I'm in the middle of writing a piece on how I think the local-first movement is at a tipping point of being co-opted from it's "liberatory" potential.
November 10, 2025 at 7:41 AM
For example, I'm in the middle of writing a piece on how I think the local-first movement is at a tipping point of being co-opted from it's "liberatory" potential.
To me it concludes (either intentionally or just by omission) that there is an kind of inevitability to this type of co-option and I'm trying to figure out how computing movements can become resistant to such forces.
November 10, 2025 at 7:41 AM
To me it concludes (either intentionally or just by omission) that there is an kind of inevitability to this type of co-option and I'm trying to figure out how computing movements can become resistant to such forces.
I'm interested in why this kind of co-option happens and how it seems much broader than just the PC movement, it's something I've been researching! I think this paper seeds a framework to start understanding this better, but there are still some things missing.
November 10, 2025 at 7:41 AM
I'm interested in why this kind of co-option happens and how it seems much broader than just the PC movement, it's something I've been researching! I think this paper seeds a framework to start understanding this better, but there are still some things missing.
ya this resonates and I havent seen custom Bluesky feeds quite solve this
November 10, 2025 at 3:44 AM
ya this resonates and I havent seen custom Bluesky feeds quite solve this
this is what bothers me about people who reminisce about what we could have had with smalltalk, yet look down on the web, failing to see the web as smalltalk spiritual successor.
November 10, 2025 at 12:51 AM
this is what bothers me about people who reminisce about what we could have had with smalltalk, yet look down on the web, failing to see the web as smalltalk spiritual successor.
One vision is that we need materiality in user interfaces driven by instrumental orchestration. Pixels fail at being such a material because too much intent is lost. The DOM and accessibility trees seem ripe for appropriation in this respect.
bsky.app/profile/chri...
bsky.app/profile/chri...
What would it look like if accessibility infrastructure became the foundation of malleable computing? Here's a demo by @orionreed.com that adversarially adds find and replace functionality to a hermetically sealed messaging app.
November 7, 2025 at 11:30 PM
One vision is that we need materiality in user interfaces driven by instrumental orchestration. Pixels fail at being such a material because too much intent is lost. The DOM and accessibility trees seem ripe for appropriation in this respect.
bsky.app/profile/chri...
bsky.app/profile/chri...
if you have any topics of interest DM me, i might be able to point you towards some stuff
Also curious if you have an archive, i love to know what you’re reading (as long as it’s not too dense of philosophy 😅😂)
Also curious if you have an archive, i love to know what you’re reading (as long as it’s not too dense of philosophy 😅😂)
November 7, 2025 at 4:44 AM
if you have any topics of interest DM me, i might be able to point you towards some stuff
Also curious if you have an archive, i love to know what you’re reading (as long as it’s not too dense of philosophy 😅😂)
Also curious if you have an archive, i love to know what you’re reading (as long as it’s not too dense of philosophy 😅😂)
My old archive around notation/programming systems/visual programming is here:
github.com/Little-Langu...
Current archive with @orionreed.com is more around politics & computing:
www.zotero.org/groups/60686...
github.com/Little-Langu...
Current archive with @orionreed.com is more around politics & computing:
www.zotero.org/groups/60686...
GitHub - Little-Languages/reading-club: A monthly reading club where we read and discuss papers, books, and other writings pertaining to little languages.
A monthly reading club where we read and discuss papers, books, and other writings pertaining to little languages. - Little-Languages/reading-club
github.com
November 7, 2025 at 4:39 AM
My old archive around notation/programming systems/visual programming is here:
github.com/Little-Langu...
Current archive with @orionreed.com is more around politics & computing:
www.zotero.org/groups/60686...
github.com/Little-Langu...
Current archive with @orionreed.com is more around politics & computing:
www.zotero.org/groups/60686...