Anders Aarvik
andersaardvark@tldr.nettime.org
<p>I am an artist, curator, etcher, (decelerationist) system administrator, and independent researcher. I am a contributor to journals, FLOSS (Free/Libre Open Source Software), printmaking workshops, and community-oriented initiatives and infrastructures, and exhibits my works locally and globally. I co-organise the artist-run platform cooperative called <span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://tldr.nettime.org/@ursuppe" class="u-url mention">@<span>ursuppe</span></a></span> as well as a bunch of other platforms.</p>
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I will soon be binding and publishing booklets again in https://scrollscrollscroll.org/. Read more below if you have stashed away material you are interested in publishing. The first few booklets are in the pipeline, but there is also an open call: open call scroll is looking for stashed away works that did not fit anywhere else but should still find readers in our worlds. the works can be in any format and medium, ranging from one to fifty pages: Technical manuals, code or descriptions of f...
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Berlin: A cat showing me the way when I was lost (as usual), Klara Liden video destroying computers on loop, Community Datacenters at @Weizenbaum_Institut + @bits_und_baeume, and a peculiar &quot;Server&quot; door
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In the spirit of learning in the open I wrote this workshop format last week: https://etherealplane.communal.computer/ Will keep working on it and test run it in a month. Feel free to contribute. --- &quot;ethereal plane is both a guide into digital communication networks and a server in itself, although not that ethereal at all: It is a salvaged computer that is here right in front of you. It is called a server because it is computer running services that can be accessed through a netwo...
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@yaxu Markdown to HTML and PDF UA (for accessibility) through Weasyprint works well. For math formulas and equation I think Typst can be integrated into the workflow. Update @yaxu - I have experimented with inserting typst math equations both inline elements and blocks into markdown, and use a pandoc filter to call typst in the background to compile to SVG to achieve this, and finally getting it rendered as a PDF with Weasyprint. For me this is a reliable way to accomplish this when needed to a...