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	Published in ''[[Fake it! Fake them! Fake you! Fake us! Publication]]'' in 2019		Published in ''[[Fake it! Fake them! Fake you! Fake us! Publication]]'' in 2019

Juliette at 13:05, 23 December 2020

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	Published in ''[[Fake it! Fake them! Fake you! Fake us! Publication]]'' in ~~2018~~		Published in ''[[Fake it! Fake them! Fake you! Fake us! Publication]]'' in 2019

Juliette at 13:03, 23 December 2020

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			Published in ''[[Fake it! Fake them! Fake you! Fake us! Publication]]'' in 2018

Juliette: /* References: */

2020-12-23T12:46:49Z

References:

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	* peer-to-peer-web		* peer-to-peer-web
	* distributed web of care		* distributed web of care


	Protocols		Protocols
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	* the whole blockchain scene		* the whole blockchain scene
	* bittorent		* bittorent


	and others... (p2p is in abundance)		and others... (p2p is in abundance)

Juliette: /* MUSH */

2020-12-23T12:45:51Z

MUSH

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	* what is a mud → multi-user dungeon		* what is a mud → multi-user dungeon
	* what is a mush → multi-user shared hallucination		* what is a mush → multi-user shared hallucination


	design		design
	* character design		* character design
	* dungeon design		* dungeon design


	hypermush		hypermush
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	* or download the repo		* or download the repo
	* use dat, either through the command line or beaker, to exchange, trade and share files.		* use dat, either through the command line or beaker, to exchange, trade and share files.


	hypermush commands		hypermush commands
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	* you can describe what you're doing using `eats a banana`		* you can describe what you're doing using `eats a banana`
	* host a new session using `/host conversationname`		* host a new session using `/host conversationname`


	dat cli commands		dat cli commands
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	* make a copy of a dat dat clone		* make a copy of a dat dat clone
	* sync files to existing dat dat sync		* sync files to existing dat dat sync


	During the mush, people built their own dungeon in the form of a dat website, eg making a simple html page hosted directly on their laptop through dat, and accessible in the Local Area Network for anyone to visit, by way of the website address.		During the mush, people built their own dungeon in the form of a dat website, eg making a simple html page hosted directly on their laptop through dat, and accessible in the Local Area Network for anyone to visit, by way of the website address.

Juliette at 12:45, 23 December 2020

2020-12-23T12:45:14Z

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	client <========= server		client <========= server

	~~[[File:Single-program.png\|thumb]]~~

	===p2p===		===p2p===
			[[File:Single-program.png]]
	'''What is the difference between http(s) and p2p?'''		'''What is the difference between http(s) and p2p?'''
	* http → you visit locations that serve files (e.g. you visit the url of a page and that page spits back the content [= files] contained in that page).		* http → you visit locations that serve files (e.g. you visit the url of a page and that page spits back the content [= files] contained in that page).
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	Why not have a small, decentralised, distributed nodes model, rather than always having a planetary synchronised ledger (aka blockchain)?		Why not have a small, decentralised, distributed nodes model, rather than always having a planetary synchronised ledger (aka blockchain)?

	[[File:Cen-dec-dis.png~~\|thumb~~]]		[[File:Cen-dec-dis.png]]

	===MUSH===		===MUSH===

Juliette at 12:42, 23 December 2020

2020-12-23T12:42:07Z

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Juliette at 12:34, 23 December 2020

2020-12-23T12:34:09Z

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	[[File:Mud.png\|thumb]]		[[File:Mud.png\|thumb]]

	''hypermush'' was ~~an introduction to~~ p2p technologies, their ~~functioning and~~ user-~~application,~~ disguised as a [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUSH multi-user-shared-hallucination] (MUSH) videogame.		''hypermush'' was a workshop that introduced p2p technologies and their user-applications when disguised as a [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUSH multi-user-shared-hallucination] (MUSH) videogame.

	~~MUSH~~ are an evolution of [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUD MUD], multi-user-dungeon: early multiplayer text-based adventure videogames from the ~~'70s~~.		MUSH’s are an evolution of [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUD MUD] (multi-user-dungeon) which are early multiplayer text-based adventure videogames from the 1970s.
			We used the MUSH game dynamics to explore the p2p [https://datproject.org/ dat protocol] protocol, and build shared and interconnected narratives by way of dungeon explorations, user group formation, file tradings and key discovery, until it got hyperreal…

			Following the slides used during the workshop, and adapted as loose notes to give an introduction to the workshop themes.

	We used the MUSH game dynamics to explore the p2p [https://datproject.org/ dat protocol], and build shared interconnected narratives by way of dungeon explorations, user group formation, file tradings, key discovery... until it got hyperreal.

	[[File:P2p-cats.gif\|thumb]]		[[File:P2p-cats.gif\|thumb]]

Juliette at 16:10, 17 August 2018

2018-08-17T16:10:09Z

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	People needed to bring their laptop. moreover, it was suggested to make use of the outcomes of the previous days (files, ideas, etc) to inform the design of the dungeon and the general gameplay of the MUSH.		People needed to bring their laptop. moreover, it was suggested to make use of the outcomes of the previous days (files, ideas, etc) to inform the design of the dungeon and the general gameplay of the MUSH.

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Juliette at 12:30, 14 August 2018

2018-08-14T12:30:30Z

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	* http impose (and needs) a server / client architecture, eg some computers dispense informations, others can consume those informations when going to the right location		* http impose (and needs) a server / client architecture, eg some computers dispense informations, others can consume those informations when going to the right location
	* p2p turns any computer into a node of the network:		* p2p turns any computer into a node of the network:
	◦ you can just simply connect with other computers (publish and share stuff, working on same files, broadcasting, etc);
	◦ you are using your own computation power instead of using dedicated computers acting as servers;		◦ you can just simply connect with other computers (publish and share stuff, working on same files, broadcasting, etc);

			◦ you are using your own computation power instead of using dedicated computers acting as servers;

	* http you upload your data onto a server (encryption on? secure connection?)		* http you upload your data onto a server (encryption on? secure connection?)
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	<gallery>		<gallery>
			Hm2.jpg
	Hm1.jpg		Hm1.jpg
	Hm4.jpg		Hm4.jpg
	~~Hm2.jpg~~
	Hm3.jpg		Hm3.jpg
	</gallery>		</gallery>