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A loose overlap of two grids of lines. Some lines start to wriggle free of the grid and forge together like roots or bundles of wire.
In­tro­duc­tion
05 07 2020kb
More and more accounts of people (often programmers) using the KB structure to store frequently referenced information led me ...
codeculture
The ancient library at Alexandria, Midjourney AI.
Read­ing List
06 01 2019page
If you're interested in a decentralized Internet, if you wonder how technology infiltrates politics (for better or worse), or ...
DIYpolitics
A network of people, information, and culture visualized as a faceted tapestry.
Pub­lic In­ter­net
05 02 2018blog
Nearly a decade ago, Facebook pioneered the concept of social media. However, it wasn’t until recently— as the ...
Internetpolitics
A council of people sitting in a chamber, visualized through the pages of a book as a frame.
A Re­pub­lic, If You Can Keep It
04 25 2018blog
Nicco's class Media and Journalism in the Digital Age is centered on what we're forced to loosely refer to as "news",...
Internetpolitics
Screenshot of desktop windows arranged with i3 (window manager) and the Regolith distro
The New News
04 11 2018blog
Last year I wrote a first draft of a paper, The Internet of Anxiety, which essentially documented the growing pains o...
politicsInternet
Image of Reagon pointing with the caption, "Tear down this wall!"
Mr. Ba­quet, Tear Down this Wall
03 28 2018blog
In 2014, The New York Times released an internal innovation report (since leaked to the public) on how a shifting&mda...
Internetpolitics
A collection of leather shoes.
Shoe-Leather Pol­i­tics
03 11 2018blog
In The Victory Lab: The Secret Science of Winning Campaigns, the closed curtains typically shrouding the inner-...
Internetpolitics
A person's illustrated cartoon, distorted portrait morphed and warped and distorted into a pie chart which displays various data about the person. This civic data graphic artistically shows unique information about a person.
Whole Cit­i­zens
02 18 2018blog
In the previous article, I took a look at David Karpf's Analytic Activism— examining how political campaigns ha...
Internetpolitics
An illustrated person inside of a bubble, on their cell phone. There are words coming out and bouncing back at the person.
Pub­lic Cit­i­zens
01 31 2018blog
At times, public domain renders itself as a physical environment— perhaps a park, or plaza. Conceptually, thoug...
Internetpolitics