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Liaizon Wakest

wake.st/webring

updated my image only version of the #merveilles webring

(if you are part of the #webring and want to be included, submit your image to @neauoire's repo)

Liaizon Wakest

Sitting in a riad in Casablanca, Morocco, reading about Selk'nam (a language and people from Chile / Argentina) on Wikipedia and then following a tangent to this article about language revival:
newyorker.com/magazine/2015/03

The American perspective is strong here watch out, but there were some interesting tidbits I hadnt heard before, like "Kōhanga Reo" or language nests. Nor did I know that Hawaiian was banned in schools till 1986.

Matthias Eberl

@liaizon
Nice! That small ethnic group played a key part in my long ago PhD thesis.

You can still listen to chants in Selk'nam from a very old recording of Lola Kiepja. Enjoy - it's amazing.

youtube.com/watch?v=JjuE4LEsol

Liaizon Wakest

quite ironic that I am going to Chaos Communication Camp cause my life is so entirely filled with chaotic communication

Liaizon Wakest

is there a easy to read up to date status page that lists all the services blocked by countries? This seems like something eff or wikimedia could or should do if its not a thing yet, though I feel like it must already exist

Liaizon Wakest

Excited to attend my second @ccc camp, and want to start planning my week there. What are you excited to attend? Who do I need to have conversations with? #ccc23 #cccamp #ccccamp23

Liaizon Wakest

"Raymond Roussel famously created a writing method – his „procédé“ – which in its most simple form consisted in a painstaking construction of two almost identical phrases which have entirely different meanings – an equation of facts to be solved by filling the gap of meaning between the sentences with a coherent narration."
via westdenhaag.nl/exhibitions/19_
found thanks to a link posted by @underware

Liaizon Wakest

a strange drawing up on a riad window. this naked boat man might be musk trying to grab twitter by the neck

Liaizon Wakest

Are there any cell networks/sim providers/phone number holders that are run as a coop or collective? Not talking about mesh networks or LoRA or any of these more obscure technologies.

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Cleeyv

@liaizon there is this long standing project in Oaxaca that does/did this kind of infra setup with communities in the mountains there rhizomatica.org/what-we-do/

Hart of the Wud

@liaizon A long time ago - round about 2007 - @dk and the other Telekommunisten ran a nice little service called Dialstation that I used to call and receive calls internationally, cheap.

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