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name: What shapes us?
description: >
redoal is a gesture-addressed network — a small network that works
without the things you think a network needs. Draw a line and it
becomes an address: not a username, not a dot-com, the drawing
itself. Similar drawings land near each other, and everything else
redoal is a gesture-addressed network. Draw a line and it becomes
an address — the drawing itself, ready to use the moment your hand
lifts. Similar drawings land near each other, and everything else
follows from that. Draw one below and see who's near.
responsible:
name: Bendik Aagaard Lynghaug
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optional: true
- name: Meet a network with no list and no landlord
- name: Meet a network you carry in your hand
description: >
The one trick, and what falls out of it — the parts that run
today, said plainly. The longer version is the zine: printed,
folded, and left in the gallery.
The one trick, and what it enables — the parts that run today,
said plainly. The longer version is the zine: printed, folded,
and left in the gallery.
features:
- name: A drawing is an address
description: >
The computer measures how your line curves, turns, and keeps
rhythm, and boils it down to a twenty-byte fingerprint.
Similar drawings get similar fingerprints — two spirals land
like two houses on the same street, a zigzag on another
street entirely. The fingerprint even draws itself back:
a lo-fi sketch of the shape, with zero network calls.
like two houses on the same street. The fingerprint even
draws itself back: a lo-fi sketch of the shape, straight
from the key.
icon: lucide:map-pin
- name: Nobody keeps the list
- name: Your machine asks the room
description: >
On the internet you know, finding anyone goes through a
middleman who keeps the list of names and remembers that
you asked. Here your machine asks the machines around it,
"has anyone been near this shape?" Nothing is registered
anywhere, with anyone.
To find someone, your machine asks the machines around it:
"has anyone been near this shape?" Your spiral finds my
spiral directly, peer to peer. The whole directory is the
shapes people know, passed along on a napkin.
icon: lucide:users
- name: Voices stay where you left them
description: >
A drawing is a place, and places hold voices. Listen to the
recordings people left at a gesture, leave your own on top,
and if someone stands at the same drawing right now, just
talk — live, machine to machine, no company carrying the
words.
and when someone stands at the same drawing right now, just
talk — live, machine to machine.
icon: lucide:mic
- name: A seal, not a sign-in
- name: Sealed by your own hand
description: >
Every recording and every stored stroke is sealed with a
signature from the leaver's own machine. Not a name — there
are no names here — just proof that nothing was altered and
that the same hand made the same things. Delete the key and
you were never here.
Every recording and every stored stroke carries a signature
from the leaver's own machine — proof that it arrived
intact and that the same hand made the same things. The key
lives only with you: keep it and you're recognized, delete
it and you were never here.
icon: lucide:stamp
- name: Twenty-four words
description: >
Teaching these machines a new behaviour takes a language of
exactly twenty-four keywords. "When a voice starts, keep what
you hear; when it stops, leave it at this drawing" is about
240 bytes on the wire — and the language has no word for
reading your files or phoning home. You don't have to trust
the author; you can check the dictionary.
240 bytes on the wire — small enough to read in full, so you
can check the dictionary instead of trusting the author.
icon: lucide:book-open
- name: Nothing that reads
- name: Draw and speak, and you're in
description: >
No accounts, no servers, no feed, and almost no text: the
primitives are the drawn line and the human voice. A child,
an elder, or a newcomer who doesn't read the local script is
in on the same terms as everyone else — if you can draw and
you can speak, you're in.
The primitives are the drawn line and the human voice. A
child, an elder, or a newcomer still learning the local
script arrives on the same terms as everyone else — that is
the whole entry requirement.
icon: lucide:hand
- name: Young, and honest about it
description: >
A prototype and an artwork before it is a product, made for
the program «big tech skal vekk». The gesture math, the
fingerprints, the voice recordings, and the machine-to-machine
fetching are real and running; the transport that reaches
across the internet is still being built. The edges are
rough, and the edges are where the interesting questions
live.
A prototype and an artwork first, made for the program «big
tech skal vekk». The gesture math, the fingerprints, the
voice recordings, and the machine-to-machine fetching are
real and running; the transport that reaches across the
internet is being built now. The edges are rough, and the
edges are where the interesting questions live.
icon: lucide:sprout
- name: Follow the build as it lands
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In the full network a drawing is a place that holds voices —
recordings left by whoever came before, and live talk with
whoever is standing here now. On this site it holds echoes
for the moment; the voices follow.
today; the voices follow.
- name: Draw another
description: >