It’s time to gather the ideas scattered by sun or snow and shape them in the soft light of focused creation. The world outside is changing its rhythm, inviting us to code, to compose, to build.

[ITA] La demarcazione tra realtà e finzione si sfalda. Il terreno sottostante la nostra comprensione condivisa di ‘ciò che è accaduto’ inizia a vacillare. Sussiste un pericolo concreto e presente: …

Community Networks are a powerful example of how people can build and maintain their own Internet infrastructure — not just to connect devices, but to connect communities.

Tomb is a minimalistic command line tool based on Linux dm-crypt and LUKS, trusted by hackers since 2007.

How IT infrastructure shapes public life, and how alternatives like free software and open formats can offer healthier paths forward Data is everywhere. Europeans spend on average about 6 hours and 40 minutes online each day. Data capture is a silent process that occurs through our smartphones, public services, transportation

Seasons are just Earth’s way of reminding us it’s always someone’s turn to hibernate or spontaneously combust with ideas.

International Random Number Generation Day

We’re bringing together advocates, civil society organisations, government officials and forward-thinking creators to reimagine technology from the ground up.

In a tumultuous galaxy, dynes across the network exchange know-how and action items. Resilient, sovereign, and steady.

What does it really mean to measure impact in ways that matter to people and the planet? In this roundtable, we dive deep into how ethical data practices and open-source tools can help reshape the way cities measure and create social impact. We explore new approaches to metrics that go beyond GDP and financial indicators—looking instead at collective resilience, local production, digital sovereignty, and community empowerment. From participatory models to free and open-source software, this conversation brings together voices pushing for systems change at the urban level. If you're working on city transitions, data ethics, sustainability, or digital commons, this is for you. Topics we explore: - How to design transparent, non-extractive metrics - Why open-source tools matter in urban innovation - What measuring collective resilience could look like - The risks of relying only on financial indicators - Real examples of community-driven digital transformation This session is part of...

Statement We, the undersigned, believe that identity systems must be built without the technological ability for authorities to track when or where identity is used. Such tracking can occur when either the identity verifier or user’s application interacts with or “phones home” to the identity issuer or another third party. Identity systems that phone home […]

A History of Community Infrastructure by Armin Medosch