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<p>FuzzyBot: Updating to match new version of source page</p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=OPEN CALL HDSC2026 - Clouds to Commons: Regenerative Publishing Infrastructures<br /> |Date=2026/05/25<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Hackers &amp; Desingers<br /> |Type=HDSC2026<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> 📅 13–23 July 2026<br /> <br /> 📍 H&amp;D Studio, NDSM-werf, Amsterdam<br /> <br /> ⏰ Apply by 25 May 2026 by [https://shelf.hackersanddesigners.nl/apps/forms/s/FR7QbKFHpB4obaWDFy3KXPYt '''filling in this form!''']<br /> <br /> This summer, the Hackers &amp; Designers Summer Camp returns to Amsterdam for a 11-day exhilarating communal experience of learning, hacking, tinkering and reimagining the cloud! <br /> <br /> We’re inviting 20–30 people of all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels, to join us as co-conspirators in a shared experiment.<br /> <br /> [[File:Opencall-website.png|thumb| Design by [https://fanfarefanfare.nl/ fanfare], Typefaces in use: Authentic Sans designed by Christina Janus and Desmond Wong mixed with NEKaTOENEa LaNdScApES designed by fanfare using Grid Type by Katharina Nejdl.]]<br /> <br /> ==☁️ From Clouds to Commons==<br /> “Cloud computing” has become a central pillar of today’s technological reality . The term suggests something immaterial, light, abstract, and placeless—data floating freely in the air. But this image obscures a far more material and violent reality.<br /> <br /> The cloud is made of stuff:<br /> <br /> The material reality of our digital habits involves deep-sea internet cables, resource guzzling server farms, precious metals mined to produce chips and more “stuff” to make up what we have come to call “the cloud”. The tangible “stuff” that connects computing to everyday reality is largely owned, governed and designed by corporate big tech companies that make all their decisions based on profit maximisation. Sustainability, social equity and democracy are not at the center of how these everyday infrastructures are built, developed or maintained. <br /> <br /> ==🛠 What we’ll do==<br /> Together, we’ll:<br /> * learn by doing through hands-on workshops &amp; tutorials <br /> * share skills with each other <br /> * experiment with open source tools, storytelling, and publishing <br /> * cook, eat, and take care of the space together <br /> * open up parts of the process through public moments <br /> <br /> This is not a bootcamp. There’s no fixed outcome.<br /> <br /> The camp unfolds through what we make, test, and imagine together.<br /> <br /> ==🔧 Ways of working==<br /> We’ll approach the theme through a mix of:<br /> <br /> '''Hands-on hacking:''' Working with constraint as creative abundant source of inspiration: simple, low-tech, or repurposed tools and open source software to build our own server and publishing infrastructure.<br /> Configuring servers on minimal machines, stress-testing publishing tools under constrained network conditions, and experimenting with alternative interfaces that prioritise slowness, locality, and accessibility.<br /> <br /> '''Speculative fabulation:''' Through world-building, character development, and visual storytelling, imagining alternative digital worlds not merely as technical systems, but as cultural imaginaries shaped by myths, promises and power relations. <br /> <br /> '''Instant publishing''': Reflection and knowledge-sharing as part of the daily rhythm of the Summer Camp <br /> Documenting and sharing as we go, through zines, radio, writing, or other formats.<br /> <br /> ==🌱 Who is this for?==<br /> Are you a hacker, designer, artist, developer, writer, activist, researcher, parent, kid, or something in between?You don’t need to fit a label neatly or be an expert. We especially welcome people who are:<br /> <br /> * curious about technology and other people <br /> * interested in collective learning <br /> * open to experimenting, sharing, and collaborating <br /> <br /> '''Parents and caretakers are very welcome, kids can join the program with support.'''<br /> <br /> ==🔄 Skill sharing==<br /> You’re invited (but not required) to host a session.<br /> <br /> This can be anything: a workshop, walk, reading group, game, radio experiment, cooking session, movement practice, or something else entirely. <br /> <br /> Think of it less as “teaching” and more as sharing something you care about.<br /> <br /> ==🎪 Public moments==<br /> We’ll open the camp to visitors at a few points along the way through small events, broadcasts, and a final gathering with food, performances, and works-in-progress.<br /> No pressure to produce polished results. This is about sharing process.<br /> <br /> ==💸 Contribution==<br /> We work with a sliding scale:<br /> * €150 <br /> * €225 <br /> * €300 <br /> * or request a bursary (limited spots available) <br /> <br /> This includes lunches, materials, and the program.<br /> <br /> Travel and accommodation are not included, but we can help connect you to affordable options.<br /> <br /> Kids join for free.<br /> <br /> ==Bringing guests:==<br /> * We invite folks to bring their kin, young or old to join the program and to propose activities! <br /> * Please indicate in the sign up form if you intend to bring someone.<br /> * If your guest comes for only a few days we suggest a contribution of €15/20 per day.<br /> <br /> ==📝 How to apply==<br /> [https://shelf.hackersanddesigners.nl/apps/forms/s/FR7QbKFHpB4obaWDFy3KXPYt '''Fill in this form!''']<br /> <br /> 🗓 Deadline: 25 May 2026<br /> <br /> 📩 You’ll hear back by 1 June<br /> <br /> 🏃 Activities will need to be finalized by 30 June. <br /> <br /> ==📍Location==<br /> The summer camp will be hosted in the H&amp;D/The Hmm studios located at the NDSM-werf. The NDSM area has a long history as a site of technological innovation, collective labour, and knowledge-sharing through shipbuilding, traces of which remain present in the neighbourhood and its residents today. By hosting Clouds to Commons at NDSM Kunststad, we aim to build a bridge between this industrial past and contemporary artistic practices that critically engage with digital infrastructure. At the same time, the area is undergoing rapid transformation, with new residents and developments reshaping NDSM, making it an important moment to create shared cultural spaces where different histories, communities, and futures of the neighbourhood can meet. <br /> <br /> ==💚 A note on access==<br /> We use English as the main language of communication in the preparation of and during the Summer Camp. We are mindful of the fact that English is not the native language for many of us. Therefore, we try to use simple language and avoid jargon to keep things accessible for everyone. <br /> We aim to make the camp as accessible and supportive as possible. <br /> Let us know what you need, we’ll work with you to make it happen.<br /> <br /> This program is made possible with the kind support of [https://www.amsterdamsfondsvoordekunst.nl/ AFK]<br /> [[File:Logo liggend.png|thumb]]</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Updating to match new version of source page</p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=OPEN CALL HDSC2026 - Clouds to Commons: Regenerative Publishing Infrastructures<br /> |Date=2026/05/25<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Hackers &amp; Desingers<br /> |Type=HDSC2026<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> 📅 13–23 Juli 2026<br /> <br /> 📍 H&amp;D Studio, NDSM-werf, Amsterdam<br /> <br /> ⏰ Solliciteer vóór 25 mei 2026!<br /> [https://shelf.hackersanddesigners.nl/apps/forms/s/FR7QbKFHpB4obaWDFy3KXPYt '''Vul het formulier in!''']<br /> <br /> Het Hackers &amp; Designers Zomerkamp keert deze zomer terug naar Amsterdam voor een 11 dagen durende, inspirerende gezamenlijke ervaring vol leren, hacken, knutselen en het opnieuw vormgeven van de cloud! <br /> <br /> We nodigen 20 tot 30 mensen van alle leeftijden, achtergronden en vaardigheidsniveaus uit om samen met ons deel te nemen aan dit gezamenlijke experiment.<br /> <br /> &lt;div class=&quot;mw-translate-fuzzy&quot;&gt;<br /> [[File:Opencall-website.png|thumb|Ontwerp door [https://fanfarefanfare.nl/ fanfare], Gebruikte lettertypen: Authentic Sans, ontworpen door Christina Janus en Desmond Wong, gecombineerd met NEKaTOENEa LaNdScApES, ontworpen door fanfare, met gebruik van Grid Type van Katharina Nejdl.]]<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> ==☁️ From Clouds to Commons==<br /> “Cloud computing” is uitgegroeid tot een centrale pijler van de hedendaagse technologische realiteit. De term roept het beeld op van iets immaterieels, luchtigs, abstracts – gegevens die vrij in de lucht zweven. Maar dit beeld verhult een veel materiëlere en gewelddadigere realiteit.<br /> <br /> De cloud bestaat uit ''dingen'':<br /> <br /> De materiële realiteit van onze digitale gewoonten beslaat internetkabels op de zeebodem, energieverslindende serverparken, edelmetalen die worden gewonnen voor de productie van chips en nog meer ‘spullen’ die samen vormen wat we inmiddels ‘de cloud’ noemen. De tastbare 'spullen' die informatica met de dagelijkse realiteit verbinden, zijn grotendeels eigendom van en worden beheerd door grote techbedrijven die al hun beslissingen baseren op winstmaximalisatie. Duurzaamheid, sociale rechtvaardigheid en democratie staan niet centraal bij de manier waarop deze alledaagse infrastructuren worden aangelegd, ontwikkeld of onderhouden. <br /> <br /> ==🛠 Wat we gaan doen==<br /> Samen gaan we:<br /> * leren door te doen via praktische workshops en tutorials <br /> * vaardigheden met elkaar delen <br /> * experimenteren met open source-tools, storytelling en publiceren <br /> * samen koken, eten en voor de ruimte zorgen <br /> * delen van het proces openstellen via openbare momenten <br /> <br /> Dit is geen bootcamp. Er is geen zeker beoogd resultaat.<br /> <br /> Het kamp ontvouwt zich door wat we samen maken, testen en bedenken.<br /> <br /> ==🔧 Werkwijzen==<br /> We benaderen het thema via een combinatie van:<br /> <br /> '''Praktijkgericht hacken:''' Werken met beperkingen als creatieve bron van inspiratie: eenvoudige, low-tech of hergebruikte tools en open-source software om onze eigen server- en publicatie-infrastructuur op te zetten.<br /> Servers configureren op minimale machines, publicatietools onderwerpen aan stresstests onder beperkte netwerkomstandigheden, en experimenteren met alternatieve interfaces die de nadruk leggen op traagheid, lokaliteit en toegankelijkheid.<br /> <br /> '''Speculatieve verbeelding:''' Dit doen we door middel van worldbuilding, character building en visuele verhalen, waarbij alternatieve digitale werelden niet louter als technische systemen worden voorgesteld, maar als culturele verbeeldingswerelden die worden gevormd door mythen, beloften en machtsverhoudingen. <br /> <br /> '''Directe publicatie:''' Reflectie en kennisuitwisseling zijn onderdeel van het dagelijkse ritme van het zomerkamp<br /> Tijdens het proces documenteren en delen we het kamp via bijvoorbeeld zines, radio, geschreven teksten.<br /> <br /> ==🌱 Voor wie is dit bedoeld?==<br /> Ben je een hacker, ontwerper, kunstenaar, ontwikkelaar, schrijver, activist, onderzoeker, ouder, kind of iets daartussenin? Je hoeft niet perfect in een hokje te passen of een expert te zijn. We verwelkomen vooral mensen die:<br /> <br /> * nieuwsgierig zijn naar technologie en andere mensen <br /> * geïnteresseerd zijn in collectief leren <br /> * openstaan voor experimenteren, delen en samenwerken <br /> <br /> '''Ouders en verzorgers zijn van harte welkom, kinderen kunnen met ondersteuning aan het programma deelnemen.'''<br /> <br /> ==🔄 Skill sharing==<br /> Je bent van harte welkom (maar het is niet verplicht) om een skill sharing sessie te organiseren.<br /> <br /> Dat kan van alles zijn: een workshop, een wandeling, een leesclub, een spel, een radio-experiment, een kookworkshop, bewegingsoefeningen of iets heel anders. <br /> <br /> Zie het niet zozeer als ‘lesgeven’, maar meer als het delen van iets wat je na aan het hart ligt.<br /> <br /> ==🎪 Openbare momenten==<br /> We stellen het kamp op een aantal momenten open voor bezoekers via kleine evenementen, livestreams en een afsluitende bijeenkomst met eten, optredens en werken in uitvoering.<br /> Geen druk om gepolijste resultaten te produceren. Het gaat hier om het delen van het proces.<br /> <br /> ==💸 Bijdrage==<br /> We werken met een scale:<br /> * €150 <br /> * €225 <br /> * €300 <br /> * of vraag een beurs aan (beperkt aantal plaatsen beschikbaar) <br /> <br /> Dit is inclusief lunch, materiaal en deelname aan het programma.<br /> <br /> Reis- en verblijfskosten zijn niet inbegrepen; wel kunnen we je helpen bij het vinden van betaalbare opties.<br /> <br /> Kinderen mogen gratis meedoen.<br /> <br /> ==Gasten meenemen:==<br /> * We nodigen iedereen uit om hun familie, jong of oud, mee te nemen naar het programma en activiteiten voor te stellen! <br /> * Geef in het aanmeldingsformulier aan of je van plan bent iemand mee te nemen.<br /> * Als je gast slechts een paar dagen komt, vragen we een bijdrage van € 15/20 per dag.<br /> <br /> ==📝 Hoe kun je je aanmelden?==<br /> [https://shelf.hackersanddesigners.nl/apps/forms/s/FR7QbKFHpB4obaWDFy3KXPYt '''Vul het formulier in!''']<br /> <br /> 🗓 Deadline: 25 mei 2026<br /> <br /> 📩 Je krijgt uiterlijk 1 juni bericht<br /> <br /> 🏃 De activiteiten moeten uiterlijk 30 juni zijn vormgegeven <br /> <br /> ==📍Locatie==<br /> Het zomerkamp vindt plaats in de H&amp;D/The Hmm-studio’s op de NDSM-werf. Het NDSM-gebied kent een lange geschiedenis als plek van technologische innovatie, collectieve arbeid en kennisuitwisseling door de scheepsbouw, waarvan de sporen vandaag de dag nog steeds zichtbaar zijn in de buurt en bij de bewoners. Door Clouds to Commons te organiseren in NDSM Kunststad willen we een brug slaan tussen dit industriële verleden en hedendaagse artistieke praktijken die zich kritisch bezighouden met digitale infrastructuur. Tegelijkertijd ondergaat de wijk een snelle transformatie: nieuwe bewoners en ontwikkelingen geven NDSM een nieuw gezicht. Dit maakt het een belangrijk moment om gezamenlijke culturele ruimtes te creëren waar de verschillende geschiedenissen, gemeenschappen en toekomsten van de wijk elkaar kunnen ontmoeten. <br /> <br /> ==💚 Een opmerking over toegankelijkheid==<br /> Tijdens de voorbereiding van en het zomerkamp gebruiken we Engels als belangrijkste voertaal. We zijn ons ervan bewust dat Engels voor velen van ons geen moedertaal is. Daarom proberen we eenvoudige taal te gebruiken en jargon te vermijden, zodat het voor iedereen toegankelijk blijft. <br /> We streven ernaar het kamp zo toegankelijk en ondersteunend mogelijk te maken. <br /> Laat ons weten wat je nodig hebt, dan werken we met je samen om dit mogelijk te maken.<br /> <br /> &lt;div lang=&quot;en&quot; dir=&quot;ltr&quot; class=&quot;mw-content-ltr&quot;&gt;<br /> This program is made possible with the kind support of [https://www.amsterdamsfondsvoordekunst.nl/ AFK]<br /> [[File:Logo liggend.png|thumb]]<br /> &lt;/div&gt;</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Updating to match new version of source page</p> <hr /> <div>{{Event<br /> |Name=OPEN CALL HDSC2026 - Clouds to Commons: Regenerative Publishing Infrastructures<br /> |Date=2026/05/25<br /> |PeopleOrganisations=Hackers &amp; Desingers<br /> |Type=HDSC2026<br /> |Web=Yes<br /> |Print=No<br /> }}<br /> 📅 13–23 Juli 2026<br /> <br /> 📍 H&amp;D Studio, NDSM-werf, Amsterdam<br /> <br /> ⏰ Solliciteer vóór 25 mei 2026!<br /> [https://shelf.hackersanddesigners.nl/apps/forms/s/FR7QbKFHpB4obaWDFy3KXPYt '''Vul het formulier in!''']<br /> <br /> Het Hackers &amp; Designers Zomerkamp keert deze zomer terug naar Amsterdam voor een 11 dagen durende, inspirerende gezamenlijke ervaring vol leren, hacken, knutselen en het opnieuw vormgeven van de cloud! <br /> <br /> We nodigen 20 tot 30 mensen van alle leeftijden, achtergronden en vaardigheidsniveaus uit om samen met ons deel te nemen aan dit gezamenlijke experiment.<br /> <br /> &lt;div class=&quot;mw-translate-fuzzy&quot;&gt;<br /> [[File:Opencall-website.png|thumb]]<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> ==☁️ From Clouds to Commons==<br /> “Cloud computing” is uitgegroeid tot een centrale pijler van de hedendaagse technologische realiteit. De term roept het beeld op van iets immaterieels, luchtigs, abstracts – gegevens die vrij in de lucht zweven. Maar dit beeld verhult een veel materiëlere en gewelddadigere realiteit.<br /> <br /> De cloud bestaat uit ''dingen'':<br /> <br /> De materiële realiteit van onze digitale gewoonten beslaat internetkabels op de zeebodem, energieverslindende serverparken, edelmetalen die worden gewonnen voor de productie van chips en nog meer ‘spullen’ die samen vormen wat we inmiddels ‘de cloud’ noemen. De tastbare 'spullen' die informatica met de dagelijkse realiteit verbinden, zijn grotendeels eigendom van en worden beheerd door grote techbedrijven die al hun beslissingen baseren op winstmaximalisatie. Duurzaamheid, sociale rechtvaardigheid en democratie staan niet centraal bij de manier waarop deze alledaagse infrastructuren worden aangelegd, ontwikkeld of onderhouden. <br /> <br /> ==🛠 Wat we gaan doen==<br /> Samen gaan we:<br /> * leren door te doen via praktische workshops en tutorials <br /> * vaardigheden met elkaar delen <br /> * experimenteren met open source-tools, storytelling en publiceren <br /> * samen koken, eten en voor de ruimte zorgen <br /> * delen van het proces openstellen via openbare momenten <br /> <br /> Dit is geen bootcamp. Er is geen zeker beoogd resultaat.<br /> <br /> Het kamp ontvouwt zich door wat we samen maken, testen en bedenken.<br /> <br /> ==🔧 Werkwijzen==<br /> We benaderen het thema via een combinatie van:<br /> <br /> '''Praktijkgericht hacken:''' Werken met beperkingen als creatieve bron van inspiratie: eenvoudige, low-tech of hergebruikte tools en open-source software om onze eigen server- en publicatie-infrastructuur op te zetten.<br /> Servers configureren op minimale machines, publicatietools onderwerpen aan stresstests onder beperkte netwerkomstandigheden, en experimenteren met alternatieve interfaces die de nadruk leggen op traagheid, lokaliteit en toegankelijkheid.<br /> <br /> '''Speculatieve verbeelding:''' Dit doen we door middel van worldbuilding, character building en visuele verhalen, waarbij alternatieve digitale werelden niet louter als technische systemen worden voorgesteld, maar als culturele verbeeldingswerelden die worden gevormd door mythen, beloften en machtsverhoudingen. <br /> <br /> '''Directe publicatie:''' Reflectie en kennisuitwisseling zijn onderdeel van het dagelijkse ritme van het zomerkamp<br /> Tijdens het proces documenteren en delen we het kamp via bijvoorbeeld zines, radio, geschreven teksten.<br /> <br /> ==🌱 Voor wie is dit bedoeld?==<br /> Ben je een hacker, ontwerper, kunstenaar, ontwikkelaar, schrijver, activist, onderzoeker, ouder, kind of iets daartussenin? Je hoeft niet perfect in een hokje te passen of een expert te zijn. We verwelkomen vooral mensen die:<br /> <br /> * nieuwsgierig zijn naar technologie en andere mensen <br /> * geïnteresseerd zijn in collectief leren <br /> * openstaan voor experimenteren, delen en samenwerken <br /> <br /> '''Ouders en verzorgers zijn van harte welkom, kinderen kunnen met ondersteuning aan het programma deelnemen.'''<br /> <br /> ==🔄 Skill sharing==<br /> Je bent van harte welkom (maar het is niet verplicht) om een skill sharing sessie te organiseren.<br /> <br /> Dat kan van alles zijn: een workshop, een wandeling, een leesclub, een spel, een radio-experiment, een kookworkshop, bewegingsoefeningen of iets heel anders. <br /> <br /> Zie het niet zozeer als ‘lesgeven’, maar meer als het delen van iets wat je na aan het hart ligt.<br /> <br /> ==🎪 Openbare momenten==<br /> We stellen het kamp op een aantal momenten open voor bezoekers via kleine evenementen, livestreams en een afsluitende bijeenkomst met eten, optredens en werken in uitvoering.<br /> Geen druk om gepolijste resultaten te produceren. Het gaat hier om het delen van het proces.<br /> <br /> ==💸 Bijdrage==<br /> We werken met een scale:<br /> * €150 <br /> * €225 <br /> * €300 <br /> * of vraag een beurs aan (beperkt aantal plaatsen beschikbaar) <br /> <br /> Dit is inclusief lunch, materiaal en deelname aan het programma.<br /> <br /> Reis- en verblijfskosten zijn niet inbegrepen; wel kunnen we je helpen bij het vinden van betaalbare opties.<br /> <br /> Kinderen mogen gratis meedoen.<br /> <br /> ==Gasten meenemen:==<br /> * We nodigen iedereen uit om hun familie, jong of oud, mee te nemen naar het programma en activiteiten voor te stellen! <br /> * Geef in het aanmeldingsformulier aan of je van plan bent iemand mee te nemen.<br /> * Als je gast slechts een paar dagen komt, vragen we een bijdrage van € 15/20 per dag.<br /> <br /> ==📝 Hoe kun je je aanmelden?==<br /> [https://shelf.hackersanddesigners.nl/apps/forms/s/FR7QbKFHpB4obaWDFy3KXPYt '''Vul het formulier in!''']<br /> <br /> 🗓 Deadline: 25 mei 2026<br /> <br /> 📩 Je krijgt uiterlijk 1 juni bericht<br /> <br /> 🏃 De activiteiten moeten uiterlijk 30 juni zijn vormgegeven <br /> <br /> ==📍Locatie==<br /> Het zomerkamp vindt plaats in de H&amp;D/The Hmm-studio’s op de NDSM-werf. Het NDSM-gebied kent een lange geschiedenis als plek van technologische innovatie, collectieve arbeid en kennisuitwisseling door de scheepsbouw, waarvan de sporen vandaag de dag nog steeds zichtbaar zijn in de buurt en bij de bewoners. Door Clouds to Commons te organiseren in NDSM Kunststad willen we een brug slaan tussen dit industriële verleden en hedendaagse artistieke praktijken die zich kritisch bezighouden met digitale infrastructuur. Tegelijkertijd ondergaat de wijk een snelle transformatie: nieuwe bewoners en ontwikkelingen geven NDSM een nieuw gezicht. Dit maakt het een belangrijk moment om gezamenlijke culturele ruimtes te creëren waar de verschillende geschiedenissen, gemeenschappen en toekomsten van de wijk elkaar kunnen ontmoeten. <br /> <br /> ==💚 Een opmerking over toegankelijkheid==<br /> Tijdens de voorbereiding van en het zomerkamp gebruiken we Engels als belangrijkste voertaal. We zijn ons ervan bewust dat Engels voor velen van ons geen moedertaal is. Daarom proberen we eenvoudige taal te gebruiken en jargon te vermijden, zodat het voor iedereen toegankelijk blijft. <br /> We streven ernaar het kamp zo toegankelijk en ondersteunend mogelijk te maken. <br /> Laat ons weten wat je nodig hebt, dan werken we met je samen om dit mogelijk te maken.</div>

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The term suggests something immaterial, light, abstract, and placeless—data floating freely in the air. But this image obscures a far more material and violent reality.<br /> <br /> The cloud is made of stuff:<br /> <br /> The material reality of our digital habits involves deep-sea internet cables, resource guzzling server farms, precious metals mined to produce chips and more “stuff” to make up what we have come to call “the cloud”. The tangible “stuff” that connects computing to everyday reality is largely owned, governed and designed by corporate big tech companies that make all their decisions based on profit maximisation. 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We especially welcome people who are:<br /> <br /> * curious about technology and other people <br /> * interested in collective learning <br /> * open to experimenting, sharing, and collaborating <br /> <br /> '''Parents and caretakers are very welcome, kids can join the program with support.'''<br /> <br /> ==🔄 Skill sharing==<br /> You’re invited (but not required) to host a session.<br /> <br /> This can be anything: a workshop, walk, reading group, game, radio experiment, cooking session, movement practice, or something else entirely. <br /> <br /> Think of it less as “teaching” and more as sharing something you care about.<br /> <br /> ==🎪 Public moments==<br /> We’ll open the camp to visitors at a few points along the way through small events, broadcasts, and a final gathering with food, performances, and works-in-progress.<br /> No pressure to produce polished results. 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The term suggests something immaterial, light, abstract, and placeless—data floating freely in the air. But this image obscures a far more material and violent reality.<br /> <br /> The cloud is made of stuff:<br /> <br /> The material reality of our digital habits involves deep-sea internet cables, resource guzzling server farms, precious metals mined to produce chips and more “stuff” to make up what we have come to call “the cloud”. The tangible “stuff” that connects computing to everyday reality is largely owned, governed and designed by corporate big tech companies that make all their decisions based on profit maximisation. Sustainability, social equity and democracy are not at the center of how these everyday infrastructures are built, developed or maintained. <br /> <br /> ==🛠 What we’ll do==<br /> Together, we’ll:<br /> * learn by doing through hands-on workshops &amp; tutorials <br /> * share skills with each other <br /> * experiment with open source tools, storytelling, and publishing <br /> * cook, eat, and take care of the space together <br /> * open up parts of the process through public moments <br /> <br /> This is not a bootcamp. There’s no fixed outcome.<br /> <br /> The camp unfolds through what we make, test, and imagine together.<br /> <br /> ==🔧 Ways of working==<br /> We’ll approach the theme through a mix of:<br /> <br /> '''Hands-on hacking:''' Working with constraint as creative abundant source of inspiration: simple, low-tech, or repurposed tools and open source software to build our own server and publishing infrastructure.<br /> Configuring servers on minimal machines, stress-testing publishing tools under constrained network conditions, and experimenting with alternative interfaces that prioritise slowness, locality, and accessibility.<br /> <br /> '''Speculative fabulation:''' Through world-building, character development, and visual storytelling, imagining alternative digital worlds not merely as technical systems, but as cultural imaginaries shaped by myths, promises and power relations. <br /> <br /> '''Instant publishing''': Reflection and knowledge-sharing as part of the daily rhythm of the Summer Camp <br /> Documenting and sharing as we go, through zines, radio, writing, or other formats.<br /> <br /> ==🌱 Who is this for?==<br /> Are you a hacker, designer, artist, developer, writer, activist, researcher, parent, kid, or something in between?You don’t need to fit a label neatly or be an expert. We especially welcome people who are:<br /> <br /> * curious about technology and other people <br /> * interested in collective learning <br /> * open to experimenting, sharing, and collaborating <br /> <br /> '''Parents and caretakers are very welcome, kids can join the program with support.'''<br /> <br /> ==🔄 Skill sharing==<br /> You’re invited (but not required) to host a session.<br /> <br /> This can be anything: a workshop, walk, reading group, game, radio experiment, cooking session, movement practice, or something else entirely. <br /> <br /> Think of it less as “teaching” and more as sharing something you care about.<br /> <br /> ==🎪 Public moments==<br /> We’ll open the camp to visitors at a few points along the way through small events, broadcasts, and a final gathering with food, performances, and works-in-progress.<br /> No pressure to produce polished results. This is about sharing process.<br /> <br /> ==💸 Contribution==<br /> We work with a sliding scale:<br /> * €150 <br /> * €225 <br /> * €300 <br /> * or request a bursary (limited spots available) <br /> <br /> This includes lunches, materials, and the program.<br /> <br /> Travel and accommodation are not included, but we can help connect you to affordable options.<br /> <br /> Kids join for free.<br /> <br /> ==Bringing guests:==<br /> * We invite folks to bring their kin, young or old to join the program and to propose activities! <br /> * Please indicate in the sign up form if you intend to bring someone.<br /> * If your guest comes for only a few days we suggest a contribution of €15/20 per day.<br /> <br /> ==📝 How to apply==<br /> [https://shelf.hackersanddesigners.nl/apps/forms/s/FR7QbKFHpB4obaWDFy3KXPYt '''Fill in this form!''']<br /> <br /> 🗓 Deadline: 25 May 2026<br /> <br /> 📩 You’ll hear back by 1 June<br /> <br /> 🏃 Activities will need to be finalized by 30 June. <br /> <br /> ==📍Location==<br /> The summer camp will be hosted in the H&amp;D/The Hmm studios located at the NDSM-werf. 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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>==📍Location==<br /> The summer camp will be hosted in the H&amp;D/The Hmm studios located at the NDSM-werf. The NDSM area has a long history as a site of technological innovation, collective labour, and knowledge-sharing through shipbuilding, traces of which remain present in the neighbourhood and its residents today. By hosting Clouds to Commons at NDSM Kunststad, we aim to build a bridge between this industrial past and contemporary artistic practices that critically engage with digital infrastructure. At the same time, the area is undergoing rapid transformation, with new residents and developments reshaping NDSM, making it an important moment to create shared cultural spaces where different histories, communities, and futures of the neighbourhood can meet.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>🏃 Activities will need to be finalized by 30 June.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>📩 You’ll hear back by 1 June</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>🗓 Deadline: 25 May 2026</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>==📝 How to apply==<br /> [https://shelf.hackersanddesigners.nl/apps/forms/s/FR7QbKFHpB4obaWDFy3KXPYt '''Fill in this form!''']</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>==Bringing guests:==<br /> * We invite folks to bring their kin, young or old to join the program and to propose activities! <br /> * Please indicate in the sign up form if you intend to bring someone.<br /> * If your guest comes for only a few days we suggest a contribution of €15/20 per day.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>Kids join for free.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>Travel and accommodation are not included, but we can help connect you to affordable options.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>This includes lunches, materials, and the program.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>==💸 Contribution==<br /> We work with a sliding scale:<br /> * €150 <br /> * €225 <br /> * €300 <br /> * or request a bursary (limited spots available)</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>==🎪 Public moments==<br /> We’ll open the camp to visitors at a few points along the way through small events, broadcasts, and a final gathering with food, performances, and works-in-progress.<br /> No pressure to produce polished results. This is about sharing process.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>Think of it less as “teaching” and more as sharing something you care about.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>This can be anything: a workshop, walk, reading group, game, radio experiment, cooking session, movement practice, or something else entirely.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>==🔄 Skill sharing==<br /> You’re invited (but not required) to host a session.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>'''Parents and caretakers are very welcome, kids can join the program with support.'''</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>* curious about technology and other people <br /> * interested in collective learning <br /> * open to experimenting, sharing, and collaborating</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>==🌱 Who is this for?==<br /> Are you a hacker, designer, artist, developer, writer, activist, researcher, parent, kid, or something in between?You don’t need to fit a label neatly or be an expert. We especially welcome people who are:</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>'''Instant publishing''': Reflection and knowledge-sharing as part of the daily rhythm of the Summer Camp <br /> Documenting and sharing as we go, through zines, radio, writing, or other formats.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>'''Speculative fabulation:''' Through world-building, character development, and visual storytelling, imagining alternative digital worlds not merely as technical systems, but as cultural imaginaries shaped by myths, promises and power relations.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>'''Hands-on hacking:''' Working with constraint as creative abundant source of inspiration: simple, low-tech, or repurposed tools and open source software to build our own server and publishing infrastructure.<br /> Configuring servers on minimal machines, stress-testing publishing tools under constrained network conditions, and experimenting with alternative interfaces that prioritise slowness, locality, and accessibility.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>==🔧 Ways of working==<br /> We’ll approach the theme through a mix of:</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>The camp unfolds through what we make, test, and imagine together.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>This is not a bootcamp. There’s no fixed outcome.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>==🛠 What we’ll do==<br /> Together, we’ll:<br /> * learn by doing through hands-on workshops &amp; tutorials <br /> * share skills with each other <br /> * experiment with open source tools, storytelling, and publishing <br /> * cook, eat, and take care of the space together <br /> * open up parts of the process through public moments</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>The material reality of our digital habits involves deep-sea internet cables, resource guzzling server farms, precious metals mined to produce chips and more “stuff” to make up what we have come to call “the cloud”. The tangible “stuff” that connects computing to everyday reality is largely owned, governed and designed by corporate big tech companies that make all their decisions based on profit maximisation. Sustainability, social equity and democracy are not at the center of how these everyday infrastructures are built, developed or maintained.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>The cloud is made of stuff:</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>==☁️ From Clouds to Commons==<br /> “Cloud computing” has become a central pillar of today’s technological reality . The term suggests something immaterial, light, abstract, and placeless—data floating freely in the air. But this image obscures a far more material and violent reality.</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>This summer, the Hackers &amp; Designers Summer Camp returns to Amsterdam for a 11-day exhilarating communal experience of learning, hacking, tinkering and reimagining the cloud!</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Updating to match new version of source page</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;languages /&gt;<br /> {{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=Yes<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == The H&amp;D COOP ==<br /> Hackers &amp; Designers (H&amp;D) is a conglomerate of practitioners from different fields and backgrounds (technology, design, art, and education) currently operating between Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Brussels.<br /> H&amp;D is organized in a cooperative fashion, distributing responsibility over finances and decision making. Members of the collective are: Selby Gildemacher, Anja Groten, Heerko van der Kooij, Juliette Lizotte, Karl Moubarak, slvi.e, vo ezn and Ren Loren Britton. <br /> <br /> == H&amp;D Activities ==<br /> H&amp;D pursues its goals by developing annual activity programs consisting of interconnected hands-on '''workshops''', public lectures, performances, game and hack events, meet-ups, experiments in '''publishing''', and the annual '''H&amp;D Summer Camp''' – a 10–14 day immersive workshop program. H&amp;D organizes activities from the idea of a flattened hierarchy. Tutors and mentors become participants, participants become workshop leaders – everyone is taken on the collective venture of shared responsibility – bringing into conversation their own expertise, urgencies and experiences. Along with organizing participant-empowering hands-on workshop H&amp;D builds and maintains free and open source tools, self-hosts technical infrastructures and produces on - and offline publications. Inspired by intersectional trans*feminist thought and practice H&amp;D stimulates collaboration across differences (age, gender, race, ability, skills, interests, species, materials) and aims to imagine and work together toward desirable techno-social and eco-conscious futures.<br /> <br /> == The H&amp;D Network ==<br /> H&amp;D operates locally in the Netherlands as well as internationally. Since 2019 H&amp;D operates from a shared studio at NDSM loods in Amsterdam, which serves as our ‘headquarters,’ where we meet, develop workshops, and sometimes also host guests and public programs. H&amp;D's overall objective is to stimulate and support exchange within a larger international network of hackers, designers, artists, and researchers, who find it relevant to critically challenge and actively reimagine monocultures and monopolizations of invasive and extractivist platforms and tools. The H&amp;D network could also be described as a network of tool makers. By tools we mean software and/or hardware constructions but also pedagogical tools and tools for collaboration that enable critical engagement with, and through, technology. The network reaches to places such as Armenia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, U.S.A., Romania, Russia, Slovakia, South Korea, Switzerland, The United States of America, Aotearoa (formerly known as New Zealand), and Zimbabwe. Sister initiatives take off around the world and feed back into H&amp;D, for instance through the H&amp;D Summer Camp. <br /> <br /> == H&amp;D Code of Conduct ==<br /> While H&amp;D activities are organized from the idea of a flattened hierarchy, it is important to ensure an environment of mutual respect that is safe and welcoming for all participants. H&amp;D therefore wrote a Code of Conduct, and will continue writing, reviewing, and incorporating new insights into it. This document intends to make explicit what it takes for us as a community to create such a safe environment and what to do when it is at risk: [[Code of Conduct| H&amp;D Code of Conduct]]<br /> <br /> == Annual Reports ==<br /> Below is a list of our last annual reports.<br /> <br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/f/f2/Report-hd-stimuleringsfonds2023-1.pdf Activity Program Report 2023]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/1/1a/2022_stifo-report2022-2.pdf Activity Program Report 2022]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/2/27/2021_Report_HD_2021.pdf Activity Program Report 2021]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/7/7b/2020_stifo_report_2020_HD.pdf Activity Program Report 2020]<br /> <br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Article]]</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Updating to match new version of source page</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;languages /&gt;<br /> {{Article<br /> |MainNavigation=Yes<br /> }}<br /> <br /> &lt;div class=&quot;mw-translate-fuzzy&quot;&gt;<br /> == De H&amp;D COOP ==<br /> Hackers &amp; Designers (H&amp;D) is een groep van beoefenaars uit verschillende velden en met verschillende achtergronden (technologie, design, kunst en onderwijs) die momenteel opereren tussen Amsterdam, Rotterdam en Brussel.<br /> H&amp;D is georganiseerd op een coöperatieve manier, waarbij de verantwoordelijkheid over financiën en besluitvorming wordt verdeeld. Leden van het collectief zijn: Selby Gildemacher, Anja Groten, Heerko van der Kooij, Juliette Lizotte, Karl Moubarak, Pernilla Manjula Philip, slvi.e en vo ezn.<br /> &lt;/div&gt; <br /> <br /> == H&amp;D Activiteiten ==<br /> H&amp;D streeft haar doelen na door het ontwikkelen van jaarlijkse activiteitenprogramma's die bestaan uit onderling verbonden hands-on '''workshops'', openbare lezingen, optredens, game- en hack-evenementen, meet-ups, experimenten in '''publiceren'', en het jaarlijkse '''H&amp;D Summer Camp'' - een 10-14 daags immersief workshopprogramma. H&amp;D organiseert activiteiten vanuit het idee van een afgevlakte hiërarchie. Docenten en mentoren worden deelnemers, deelnemers worden workshopleiders - iedereen wordt meegenomen in het collectieve avontuur van gedeelde verantwoordelijkheid - waarbij ze hun eigen expertise, urgenties en ervaringen inbrengen. Naast het organiseren van workshops die de deelnemers actief betrekken, bouwt en onderhoudt H&amp;D gratis en open source tools, host technische infrastructuren zelf en produceert zowel online als offline publicaties. Geïnspireerd door intersectioneel trans*feministisch denken en handelen stimuleert H&amp;D samenwerking over verschillen heen (leeftijd, geslacht, ras, bekwaamheid, vaardigheden, interesses, soort, materiaal) en streeft ernaar om samen te werken aan een wenselijke technosociale en eco-bewuste toekomst.<br /> <br /> == Het H&amp;D Netwerk ==<br /> H&amp;D opereert zowel lokaal in Nederland als internationaal. Sinds 2019 opereert H&amp;D vanuit een gedeelde studio bij NDSM loods in Amsterdam, die dienst doet als ons 'hoofdkwartier', waar we elkaar ontmoeten, workshops ontwikkelen en soms ook gasten en publieke programma's ontvangen. Het algemene doel van H&amp;D is het stimuleren en ondersteunen van uitwisseling binnen een groter internationaal netwerk van hackers, ontwerpers, kunstenaars en onderzoekers, die het relevant vinden om monoculturen en monopolies van invasieve en extractivistische platforms en tools kritisch uit te dagen en actief te heroverwegen. Het H&amp;D netwerk kan ook omschreven worden als een netwerk van toolmakers. Met een tool bedoelen we software- en/of hardwareconstructies, maar ook pedagogische hulpmiddelen en hulpmiddelen voor samenwerking die een kritisch engagement met en door middel van technologie mogelijk maken. Het netwerk reikt tot plaatsen als Armenië, Oostenrijk, België, Canada, China, Tsjechië, Denemarken, Frankrijk, Duitsland, Ierland, VS, Roemenië, Rusland, Slowakije, Zuid-Korea, Zwitserland, de Verenigde Staten van Amerika, Aotearoa (vroeger bekend als Nieuw-Zeeland) en Zimbabwe. Zusterinitiatieven ontstaan over de hele wereld en worden teruggekoppeld naar H&amp;D, bijvoorbeeld via het H&amp;D Zomerkamp.<br /> <br /> &lt;div class=&quot;mw-translate-fuzzy&quot;&gt;<br /> == Gedragscode H&amp;D ==<br /> Hoewel de activiteiten van H&amp;D georganiseerd zijn vanuit het idee van een afgeplatte hiërarchie, is het belangrijk om te zorgen voor een omgeving van wederzijds respect die veilig en gastvrij is voor alle deelnemers. H&amp;D heeft daarom een Gedragscode opgesteld en zal deze blijven opstellen, herzien en er nieuwe inzichten in verwerken. Dit document is bedoeld om expliciet te maken wat er voor ons als gemeenschap nodig is om zo'n veilige omgeving te creëren en wat we moeten doen als deze in gevaar is: [[H&amp;D Gedragscode| H&amp;D Gedragscode]].<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;div lang=&quot;en&quot; dir=&quot;ltr&quot; class=&quot;mw-content-ltr&quot;&gt;<br /> == Annual Reports ==<br /> Below is a list of our last annual reports.<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;div class=&quot;mw-translate-fuzzy&quot;&gt;<br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;div lang=&quot;en&quot; dir=&quot;ltr&quot; class=&quot;mw-content-ltr&quot;&gt;<br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> {{#categorytree:Collaborators|mode=pages|hideroot=on|notranslations=on|showcount=on}}<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;div class=&quot;mw-translate-fuzzy&quot;&gt;<br /> _<br /> &lt;/div&gt;</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>* [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/f/f2/Report-hd-stimuleringsfonds2023-1.pdf Activity Program Report 2023]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/1/1a/2022_stifo-report2022-2.pdf Activity Program Report 2022]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/2/27/2021_Report_HD_2021.pdf Activity Program Report 2021]<br /> * [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/images/7/7b/2020_stifo_report_2020_HD.pdf Activity Program Report 2020]</div>

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<p>FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source</p> <hr /> <div>== The H&amp;D COOP ==<br /> Hackers &amp; Designers (H&amp;D) is a conglomerate of practitioners from different fields and backgrounds (technology, design, art, and education) currently operating between Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Brussels.<br /> H&amp;D is organized in a cooperative fashion, distributing responsibility over finances and decision making. Members of the collective are: Selby Gildemacher, Anja Groten, Heerko van der Kooij, Juliette Lizotte, Karl Moubarak, slvi.e, vo ezn and Ren Loren Britton.</div>

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