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  14. <h1>Trans Hackmeeting</h1>
  15. <h2>August 9-13th 2018 @ Le Goutailloux, Tarnac (FR)</h2>
  16. <h3>Call for Nodes</h3>
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  18. <section id="intro">
  19. <h3>INTRO</h3>
  20. <p> We recognise that no infrastructure can be fully autonomous, since autonomy is relative to context. Discussing autonomous infrastructures would they be digital or not, engages us to acknowledge their context of existence and think our relation to it. This transhackmeeting will take place in a context of resistance where we can imagine the decolonisation of technologies. We want to address this situation both from our situation in Europe and in Tarnac, as well as from the production of technologies. The transhackmeeting is self-organized, we imagine that all person present reflects on hacking practice and production.
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  23. <b>Reaction of President El Bechir to the movement of opposition, and its attempts at getting organised through the Internet in 2013:</b>
  24. <pre>
  25. "We noticed this last days the calls to topple the regime launched
  26. from persons hidden behind their keyboards"
  27. " We tell them if you want to topple the regime face us directly in
  28. the street, I dare you to come down to the streets, but you will not
  29. come, since you havent forgotten what happened ... This reigme will
  30. not be toppled by keyboards and whatsapp"
  31. " This is in your dreams, we didn't come trought the internet, we came
  32. through blood !"
  33. -- El Bechir announce on television.(in power since the military coup
  34. of 1989) declared in the village of Kasala.
  35. </pre>
  36. </p>
  37. </section>
  38. <section id="who-organizes">
  39. <h3> WHO ORGANIZES? </h3>
  40. <p>
  41. The Transhackmeeting started with the will to bring together the Spanish and Italian annual hackmeetings. The Transhackmeeting happened twice in 2004 and 2007. This new event, 11 years later, takes pride in this filiation, and wants to gather hackers from across Europe in the central ground of Tarnac, halfway between the Southern hacklabs and the Northern hackerspaces. A group of people gathered during FOSDEM to organize the meeting, including one person from Tarnac who proposed the place. During 2017 surged the idea to reactivate the Transhackmeeting and through various gatherings and discussions in the hackmeetings and various European events emerged the plan to meet in Tarnac. Durante el año 2017 surge la idea de volver a recuperar el encuentro y tras diversas puestas en común en los hackmeetings y otros eventos europeos, se plantea un encuentro en Tarnac. Mid-May we went to Tarnac to meet the people there and study the feasability of making the event happen there. We were received like friends and found a welcoming and ready collective to harbor the resurgence of the Transhackmeeting.
  42. </p>
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  44. Traditionally the Transhackmeeting is self-organized, which means that you, as a participant, are part of the organization. The principal venue for THK organization is <a href="http://lists.autistici.org/list/thk.en.html">the mailing-list</a>
  45. </p>
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  47. By subscribing to this list, and coming to the transhackmeeting you are becoming part of the organization ;P
  48. </p>
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  50. <section id="for-who">
  51. <h3> FOR WHO? </h3>
  52. <ul>
  53. <li>For the ones that develop techniques that are not meant to be.</li>
  54. <li>For everybody that questions their relation to technologies.</li>
  55. <li>For you that feel alien coming from Anarres to the current society.</li>
  56. <li>For anybody that has been confronted to the problem(s) of technology on the way of getting organised aside or against the current order.</li>
  57. <li>For those who are not confounding the vital need for techniques with the ever-expanding offer of technologies.</li>
  58. <li>For those who would never be satisfied with having foreseen the disaster...</li>
  59. <li>For witches, hackers, outsiders, the ghosts in the machines, ...</li>
  60. <li>For those who question capitalist disorder and create alternate socialities.</li>
  61. <li>For the living. For the non-conforming. For those who take sides. For our friends.</li>
  62. </ul>
  63. </section>
  64. <section id="why">
  65. <h3> WHY? </h3>
  66. <ul>
  67. <li>Because there is no technical solution to social and political problems, and because technologies are crucial to social and political transformation; this TransHackmeeting will federate our communities in resistance, in order to build a common understanding of the existing powers in place. Building from our forces we meet to share multiple singular technologies that emerge in context from our organizations.
  68. </li>
  69. <li>Because is more fun to talk in person than online.</li>
  70. <li>Because we want to bridge networks, exchange between people from a non-techinical background, people critical of technology, and analog hackers (people hacking plants/ vehicles / houses/ etc.)</li>
  71. </ul>
  72. </section>
  73. <section id="when">
  74. <h3> WHEN? </h3>
  75. <ul>
  76. <li> 2-8 of August 2018 (pre-transhack) (build up) </li>
  77. <li>9-13 of August 2018 TRANSHACKMEETING</li>
  78. <li>14-16 of August 2018 (post-transhack) (tear down) </li>
  79. </ul>
  80. </section>
  81. <section id="where">
  82. <h3>WHERE? </h3>
  83. <p>TARNAC - <a href="http://u.osmfr.org/m/221170/" > GOUTAILLOUX </a>
  84. </p>
  85. </section>
  86. <section id="practicalities">
  87. <h3>PRACTICALITIES</h3>
  88. <ul>
  89. <li> There will be food, but you need to be registered for it. </li>
  90. <li> There will be an area for kids, so yes, you can bring your parents too. </li>
  91. <li> Don't bring your pets with you, it's a farm with animals. </li>
  92. </ul>
  93. </section>
  94. <section id="finances">
  95. <h3>HOW IS THE EVENT FINANCED?</h3>
  96. <p> Free entrance - Nobody is remunerated for their activity </p>
  97. </section>
  98. <section id="register">
  99. <h3> HOW CAN I REGISTER? </h3>
  100. <p>Please register on the mailing list: <a href="https://www.autistici.org/mailman/listinfo/thk">THK ML</a></p>
  101. </section>
  102. <section id="topics">
  103. <h3>WHAT TOPICS?</h3>
  104. <ul>
  105. <li>Autonomous Infrastructures (networks / servers / radio / ... )</li>
  106. <li>Relation to people who are immersed into middle-east censorship agressions.</li>
  107. <li>borders / refugees</li>
  108. <li>Life embedded in technology</li>
  109. <lI>BUGS in art history </li>
  110. <li> Infiltration is also a creative strategy that has been used in different contexts, as effective attacks in art history and contemporary hactivism. </li>
  111. <li>Digestion of situation and organisation of genealogies.</li>
  112. </ul>
  113. <p>
  114. <b>Ideas:</b>
  115. <ul>
  116. <li>hacking is not only computers, is how you understand the world (medicinal plants, ...)</li>
  117. <li>digital world and real world are not separated, not cybernetics way</li>
  118. <li>question on what is autonomous infrastructures are</li>
  119. <li>how we relate to technology</li>
  120. <li>decolonization of technologies, don't have it as buzz word but as a question to ask, can technology be anti colonial, and how does it look</li>
  121. <li>don't nerd it too much</li>
  122. <li>references to <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ursula_K._Le_Guin">Ursula k. Leguin</a> (the peoples from Anarres?)</li>
  123. <li>mention that we (might) want to do the reader</li>
  124. </ul>
  125. </p>
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  127. <section id="translation">
  128. <h3>TRANSLATION</h3>
  129. <p> For translation, discussion have started with COATI collective from Barcelona to have all the necessary devices for direct translations, we will need voluntary translator, from/to different languages.</p>
  130. <p> We are also looking at providing LSF / LSI translation when possible. </p>
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