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	In 2017, Hackers & Designers investigated forms of dependence and obedience to technologies embedded in our daily working and living environments. In developing an elaborate hands-on program throughout the year, which peaks around July and August during the H&D Summer Academy (HDSA2017), we posed questions such as: How can we, as modern nomadic workers who often do not differentiate between work and private life, look critically at infrastructure, networks, and systems that we rely on? Are we, as steadily connected (net)workers, capable of disconnecting from existing grids? Can we rethink and build self-sustaining environments that shape our future practices in unexpected ways?		In 2017, Hackers & Designers investigated forms of dependence and obedience to technologies embedded in our daily working and living environments. In developing an elaborate hands-on program throughout the year, which peaks around July and August during the H&D Summer Academy (HDSA2017), we posed questions such as: How can we, as modern nomadic workers who often do not differentiate between work and private life, look critically at infrastructure, networks, and systems that we rely on? Are we, as steadily connected (net)workers, capable of disconnecting from existing grids? Can we rethink and build self-sustaining environments that shape our future practices in unexpected ways?

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	In 2017, Hackers & Designers investigated forms of dependence and obedience to technologies embedded in our daily working and living environments. In developing an elaborate hands-on program throughout the year, which peaks around July and August during the H&D Summer Academy (HDSA2017), we posed questions such as: How can we, as modern nomadic workers who often do not differentiate between work and private life, look critically at infrastructure, networks, and systems that we rely on? Are we, as steadily connected (net)workers, capable of disconnecting from existing grids? Can we rethink and build self-sustaining environments that shape our future practices in unexpected ways?		In 2017, Hackers & Designers investigated forms of dependence and obedience to technologies embedded in our daily working and living environments. In developing an elaborate hands-on program throughout the year, which peaks around July and August during the H&D Summer Academy (HDSA2017), we posed questions such as: How can we, as modern nomadic workers who often do not differentiate between work and private life, look critically at infrastructure, networks, and systems that we rely on? Are we, as steadily connected (net)workers, capable of disconnecting from existing grids? Can we rethink and build self-sustaining environments that shape our future practices in unexpected ways?

Juliette at 18:00, 22 December 2020

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	==Credits==		==Credits==
	On & Off the Grid		On & Off the Grid
			* Published by Hackers & Designers
	Published by Hackers & Designers		* Edition curated by Anja Groten and Juliette Lizotte
			* 2018, Amsterdam
	Edition curated by Anja Groten and Juliette Lizotte

	2018, Amsterdam

	All sources referenced in this publication were accessed during 2017.		All sources referenced in this publication were accessed during 2017.

Juliette at 17:59, 22 December 2020

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	Hackers & Designers has been seeking to challenge organizational concepts by asking questions such as: how can we share differently, what channels can we eliminate, what are the bare necessities?		Hackers & Designers has been seeking to challenge organizational concepts by asking questions such as: how can we share differently, what channels can we eliminate, what are the bare necessities?

	As a result of the past year’s explorations, experiences, and challenges, James proposed to deprofessionalize Hackers & Designers. Starting as a mini-manifesto, he turned his provocative proposal into a concrete cooperative model at the beginning of 2018. The Hackers & Designers Coop is a workflow model for collaborative organization based on fiscal democracy and divides and distributes responsibilities among members. The H&D Coop is a hands on exploration of blockchain technologies, leveraging smart contracts as a means to automate tedious processes of administration and tiring assemblies.		As a result of the past year’s explorations, experiences, and challenges, James proposed to deprofessionalize Hackers & Designers. Starting as a mini-manifesto, he turned his provocative proposal into a concrete cooperative model at the beginning of 2018. The Hackers & Designers Coop is a workflow model for ''collaborative organization based on fiscal democracy'' and divides and distributes responsibilities among members. The H&D Coop is a hands on exploration of blockchain technologies, leveraging smart contracts as a means to automate tedious processes of administration and tiring assemblies.
	The administrative overhead had been carried around as an awkward baggage for too long. With the Coop platform running on H&D’s private blockchain, H&D gets to experiment with a somewhat popularized and mystified technology in a critical way while experimenting with its own organizational structures and habits.		The administrative overhead had been carried around as an awkward baggage for too long. With the Coop platform running on H&D’s private blockchain, H&D gets to experiment with a somewhat popularized and mystified technology in a critical way while experimenting with its own organizational structures and habits.

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	Published by Hackers & Designers		Published by Hackers & Designers

	Edition curated by Anja Groten and Juliette Lizotte		Edition curated by Anja Groten and Juliette Lizotte

	2018, Amsterdam		2018, Amsterdam

Juliette at 17:57, 22 December 2020

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	==Editor’s Note by [[Genevieve Costello]]==		==Editor’s Note by [[Genevieve Costello]]==
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	More about the style and format guide may be found here: https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/index.php/Style_&_Formatting_Guide		More about the style and format guide may be found here: https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/index.php/Style_&_Formatting_Guide


	==Content==		==Content==
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	* [[On and Off the Grid Contribution by m—d—buero]]		* [[On and Off the Grid Contribution by m—d—buero]]
	* [[On and Off the Grid Contribution by Lacey Verhalen]]		* [[On and Off the Grid Contribution by Lacey Verhalen]]


	==Automatizing Professionalization==		==Automatizing Professionalization==
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	More about the Hackers & Designers Coop [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/index.php/Hackers_%26_Designers_Coop\| here]!		More about the Hackers & Designers Coop [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/index.php/Hackers_%26_Designers_Coop\| here]!


	==Credits==		==Credits==

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	In 2017, Hackers & Designers investigated forms of dependence and obedience to technologies embedded in our daily working and living environments. In developing an elaborate hands-on program throughout the year, which peaks around July and August during the H&D Summer Academy (HDSA2017), we posed questions such as: How can we, as modern nomadic workers who often do not differentiate between work and private life, look critically at infrastructure, networks, and systems that we rely on? Are we, as steadily connected (net)workers, capable of disconnecting from existing grids? Can we rethink and build self-sustaining environments that shape our future practices in unexpected ways?		In 2017, Hackers & Designers investigated forms of dependence and obedience to technologies embedded in our daily working and living environments. In developing an elaborate hands-on program throughout the year, which peaks around July and August during the H&D Summer Academy (HDSA2017), we posed questions such as: How can we, as modern nomadic workers who often do not differentiate between work and private life, look critically at infrastructure, networks, and systems that we rely on? Are we, as steadily connected (net)workers, capable of disconnecting from existing grids? Can we rethink and build self-sustaining environments that shape our future practices in unexpected ways?
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	More about the Hackers & Designers Coop [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/index.php/Hackers_%26_Designers_Coop\| here]!		More about the Hackers & Designers Coop [https://wiki.hackersanddesigners.nl/index.php/Hackers_%26_Designers_Coop\| here]!


	==Credits==		==Credits==

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 In 2017, Hackers & Designers investigated forms of dependence and obedience to technologies embedded in our daily working and living environments. In developing an elaborate hands-on program throughout the year, which peaks around July and August during the H&D Summer Academy (HDSA2017), we posed questions such as: How can we, as modern nomadic workers who often do not differentiate between work and private life, look critically at infrastructure, networks, and systems that we rely on? Are we, as steadily connected (net)workers, capable of disconnecting from existing grids? Can we rethink and build self-sustaining environments that shape our future practices in unexpected ways?
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 This collection of texts addresses the often conflicting routes that influence the questions, actions, and future structure of Hackers & Designers.
 * [https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Projects/p/Media_Choreographies:_Interview_with_Joana_Chicau Media Choreographies: Interview with Joana Chicau]
 * [https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Projects/p/DIY_Activism:_Interview_with_Ivanka_Annot DIY Activism: Interview with Ivanka Annot]
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 * [https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Projects/p/Feminist_Search_Engine Feminist Search Engine]
 * [https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Projects/p/Ending_Hunger_with_Farming_Bots Ending Hunger with Farming Bots]
-* and more to come online soon!
+* [[Amsterdam Off the Grid Boat Life Project by Vicky de Visser]]
 On & Off the Grid
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	'''Printing''' Stencilzolder, Amsterdam - Cover silkscreen by Wyber Zeefdruk, Amsterdam		'''Printing''' Stencilzolder, Amsterdam - Cover silkscreen by Wyber Zeefdruk, Amsterdam

	'''Binding''' Hennink, Amsterdam		'''Binding''' Hennink, Amsterdam

	'''Editor''' Genevieve Costello		'''Editor''' Genevieve Costello

	'''Copy-Editor''' Genevieve Costello		'''Copy-Editor''' Genevieve Costello

	'''Coordination''' Juliette Lizotte		'''Coordination''' Juliette Lizotte

	'''Supported by'''		'''Supported by'''
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