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    <p>Great!</p>
    <p>Looking forward to the one about the DIY PV system too!<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 22/08/2025 09:39, Mike Harris wrote:<br>
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      Hey both, 
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      <div>This is all really great stuff.  My take is to add a session
        on smashing our computers to pieces with sledge hammers (or lump
        hammers, axes, picks, anything really), or perhaps, more
        usefully, using them to build the walls of mud huts in our
        anarcho-primitivist escape-Eden.</div>
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      <div>Anyway, I’ve put up a couple of proposals on the wiki, as I
        know have a couple of others, so things are taking shape:</div>
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      <div>Cheers,</div>
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      <div>Mike.</div>
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          <div>Mike Harris</div>
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          <blockquote type="cite">El 21 ag. 2025, a les 19:50, Patrice
            Riemens <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:patrice@puscii.nl"><patrice@puscii.nl></a> va escriure:<br>
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              <div>Hola Aloha All,</div>
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              <div>Appropriate Technology (AT) has a long history as
                detailled in the Wikipedia article. It was going great
                in the Global South in the sixties-eighties, the age of
                'import substitution' economics where, once the initial
                imports were made, further developments had to be done
                pretty much autonomously, that is without help, or even
                under active opposition by the Northern corporations who
                saw it as a threat to their (export) business. IT, esp
                the F/OSS movement initially boosted this approach but
                than, like in so many areas, interest and motivation was
                lost in favor of more 'modern' mainstream options.
                Keeping the knowledge and furthering the development of
                AT has become the more urgent in a time that the
                polycrisis (aka 'clusterf***') makes it necessary to
                seriously prepare for a world without just too many
                things we tend to take for granted to think about. As
                the great Montenegro pop star used to sing: Don't Happy,
                Be Worry!</div>
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              <div>Cheers, p+2D! </div>
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              <div data-marker="__HEADERS__"><b>From: </b>"m3shrom"
                <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:m3shrom@riseup.net"><m3shrom@riseup.net></a><br>
                <b>To: </b><a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:hacktionlab@lists.aktivix.org">hacktionlab@lists.aktivix.org</a><br>
                <b>Sent: </b>Thursday, 21 August, 2025 13:26:44<br>
                <b>Subject: </b>Re: [HacktionLab] Themes for this
                autumn's gathering<br>
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                <p>Hi there, <br>
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                <p>I'd be up for leading one on something like. <br>
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                <p><i>Anarcho Primitivist Computer Club / Deep Dark
                    Green Computing <br>
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                <p>For people who used to love the non-corporate nature
                  of the early Internet but now think the world would be
                  a better place if we moved towards turning them all
                  off. <br>
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                <p>This would be a more welcoming / accessible version
                  of the "<i>00's Open Publishing News CMS Survivors
                    group"</i> that often used to happen on Sundays at
                  Hacktionlab. <br>
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                <p>It's the moving towards which is significant here, as
                  I'll still use them for a while. But leaning into more
                  low power, low complexity ways. <br>
                  AND spreading the word about that way of working too.
                  I'm getting back into doing community / youth
                  workshops again so I want to bring this retro way of
                  doing things into that. <br>
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                <p>Here are some related ideas. But I suppose just
                  applying the principles of <a
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                  to current situation. <br>
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                <p>- I really liked finding out about Tilde Club - <a
                    class="moz-txt-link-freetext"
                    href="https://tilde.club" target="_blank"
                    moz-do-not-send="true">https://tilde.club</a> - I
                  would like to lead workshops on using that set up for
                  email, simple websites, and usenet! :)<br>
                  - Really simple static website workflows <br>
                  - Craft Podcasting - recording audio podcasts with old
                  equipment and hand writing RSS files<br>
                  - Give up your computer for a while - and have a email
                  set up on a USB stick you carry around and borrow
                  other computers<br>
                  - And the old classic - put linux on old Windows
                  computers. <br>
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                <p>nice one<br>
                  Mick <br>
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