Interfacial-Workouts - Revision history

Hd-onions at 13:15, 1 May 2023

2023-05-01T13:15:26Z

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	[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]		[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]
	[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]		[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]
	[[File:Image-MakeyMakey.png\|See “Interfacial Workout,” Hackers & Designers, October 24, 2019, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Activities/p/Interfacial_Workout [https://github.com/hackersanddesigners/interfacial-workout “Interfacial Workout,”; and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/T4YkgIshzVg, and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe – 2,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/_rJZJrS40tc]]]		[[File:Image-MakeyMakey.png\|thumb\|See “Interfacial Workout,” Hackers & Designers, October 24, 2019, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Activities/p/Interfacial_Workout [https://github.com/hackersanddesigners/interfacial-workout “Interfacial Workout,”; and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/T4YkgIshzVg, and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe – 2,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/_rJZJrS40tc]]]
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Hd-onions at 13:14, 1 May 2023

2023-05-01T13:14:07Z

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	[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]		[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]
	[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]		[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]
	[[File:Image-MakeyMakey.png~~\|thumb~~\|See “Interfacial Workout,” Hackers & Designers, October 24, 2019, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Activities/p/Interfacial_Workout [https://github.com/hackersanddesigners/interfacial-workout “Interfacial Workout,”; and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/T4YkgIshzVg, and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe – 2,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/_rJZJrS40tc]]]		[[File:Image-MakeyMakey.png\|See “Interfacial Workout,” Hackers & Designers, October 24, 2019, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Activities/p/Interfacial_Workout [https://github.com/hackersanddesigners/interfacial-workout “Interfacial Workout,”; and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/T4YkgIshzVg, and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe – 2,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/_rJZJrS40tc]]]
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Hd-onions at 13:12, 1 May 2023

2023-05-01T13:12:24Z

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	[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]		[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]
	[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]		[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]
	[[File:Image-MakeyMakey.png\|See “Interfacial Workout,” Hackers & Designers, October 24, 2019, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Activities/p/Interfacial_Workout [https://github.com/hackersanddesigners/interfacial-workout “Interfacial Workout,”; and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/T4YkgIshzVg, and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe – 2,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/_rJZJrS40tc]]]		[[File:Image-MakeyMakey.png\|thumb\|See “Interfacial Workout,” Hackers & Designers, October 24, 2019, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Activities/p/Interfacial_Workout [https://github.com/hackersanddesigners/interfacial-workout “Interfacial Workout,”; and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/T4YkgIshzVg, and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe – 2,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/_rJZJrS40tc]]]
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Hd-onions at 13:11, 1 May 2023

2023-05-01T13:11:51Z

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	[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]		[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]
	[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]		[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]
	[[File:Image-MakeyMakey.png~~\|thumb~~\|See “Interfacial Workout,” Hackers &~~amp;~~ Designers, October 24, 2019, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Activities/p/Interfacial_Workout [https://github.com/hackersanddesigners/interfacial-workout ~~"Interfacial~~ Workout,~~&quot~~; and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/T4YkgIshzVg, and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe – 2,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/_rJZJrS40tc]]]		[[File:Image-MakeyMakey.png\|See “Interfacial Workout,” Hackers & Designers, October 24, 2019, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Activities/p/Interfacial_Workout [https://github.com/hackersanddesigners/interfacial-workout “Interfacial Workout,”; and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/T4YkgIshzVg, and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe – 2,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/_rJZJrS40tc]]]
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Hd-onions at 13:03, 1 May 2023

2023-05-01T13:03:03Z

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	[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]		[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]
	[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]		[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]
	[[File:Image-MakeyMakey.~~jpeg~~\|thumb\|See “Interfacial Workout,” Hackers & Designers, October 24, 2019, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Activities/p/Interfacial_Workout [https://github.com/hackersanddesigners/interfacial-workout "Interfacial Workout," and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/T4YkgIshzVg, and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe – 2,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/_rJZJrS40tc]]]		[[File:Image-MakeyMakey.png\|thumb\|See “Interfacial Workout,” Hackers & Designers, October 24, 2019, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Activities/p/Interfacial_Workout [https://github.com/hackersanddesigners/interfacial-workout "Interfacial Workout," and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/T4YkgIshzVg, and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe – 2,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/_rJZJrS40tc]]]
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Hd-onions at 22:07, 18 November 2022

2022-11-18T22:07:43Z

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	[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]		[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]
	[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]</div>		[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]
			[[File:Image-MakeyMakey.jpeg\|thumb\|See “Interfacial Workout,” Hackers & Designers, October 24, 2019, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Activities/p/Interfacial_Workout [https://github.com/hackersanddesigners/interfacial-workout "Interfacial Workout," and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/T4YkgIshzVg, and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe – 2,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/_rJZJrS40tc]]]
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	=== Interfacial-Workout ===		=== Interfacial-Workout ===

Hd-onions at 20:27, 18 November 2022

2022-11-18T20:27:08Z

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	[[File:Book2017wired.jpg\|thumb\| H&D On/&Off the Grid publication, 2018, designed with the PJ Machine software and conductive cover]]		[[File:Book2017wired.jpg\|thumb\| H&D On/&Off the Grid publication, 2018, designed with the PJ Machine software and conductive cover]]
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	We designed the On/Off the Grid publication<ref>See “On & Off the Grid Publication,” Hackers & Designers https://hackersanddesigners.nl/p/On_&_Off_the_Grid_Publication</ref> with the PJ Machine, and we hosted a very physical workshop with it: an "Interfacial Workout," where we made games and choreographies for bodies in space to play the software.<ref>See “Interfacial Workout,” Hackers & Designers, October 24, 2019, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Activities/p/Interfacial_Workout</ref> We also hooked up battery-powered toys such as toy guitars to “play” the layout interface in the browser.<ref>See “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/T4YkgIshzVg, and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe – 2,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/_rJZJrS40tc		We designed the On/Off the Grid publication<ref>See “On & Off the Grid Publication,” Hackers & Designers https://hackersanddesigners.nl/p/On_&_Off_the_Grid_Publication</ref> with the PJ Machine, and we hosted a very physical workshop with it: an [https://github.com/hackersanddesigners/interfacial-workout "Interfacial Workout,"] where we made games and choreographies for bodies in space to play the software.<ref>See “Interfacial Workout,” Hackers & Designers, October 24, 2019, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Activities/p/Interfacial_Workout</ref> We also hooked up battery-powered toys such as toy guitars to “play” the layout interface in the browser.<ref>See “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/T4YkgIshzVg, and “Workshop ctrl-c HFG Karlsruhe – 2,” YouTube, May 24, 2018, https://youtu.be/_rJZJrS40tc

	See also “Counter Interfaces,” Hackers & Designers, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Tools/p/Counter_Interfaces and “Control the controllers,” Hackers & Designers, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Activities/p/Control_the_controllers</ref> So even within this small group there were so many iterations of the PJ Machine. I'm curious if you are aware of any other projects that were inspired by the PJ Machine?		See also “Counter Interfaces,” Hackers & Designers, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Tools/p/Counter_Interfaces and “Control the controllers,” Hackers & Designers, https://hackersanddesigners.nl/s/Activities/p/Control_the_controllers</ref> So even within this small group there were so many iterations of the PJ Machine. I'm curious if you are aware of any other projects that were inspired by the PJ Machine?

Hd-onions at 17:49, 18 November 2022

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	[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|class=title_image\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]		[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|class=title_image\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]
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	[[File:Frankenstein-1.jpeg\|thumb\|Publication collectively made by Algolit: Piero Bisello, Sarah Garcin, James Bryan Graves, Anne Laforet, Catherine Lenoble, An Mertens, bots and PJ Machine]]		[[File:Frankenstein-1.jpeg\|thumb\|Publication collectively made by Algolit: Piero Bisello, Sarah Garcin, James Bryan Graves, Anne Laforet, Catherine Lenoble, An Mertens, bots and PJ Machine]]

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	[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]		[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]
			[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]</div>
	[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]


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	=== Interfacial-Workout ===		=== Interfacial-Workout ===

Hd-onions at 17:46, 18 November 2022

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	'''SG: Exactly. I’m happy because things are working but sometimes I have no idea why! '''		'''SG: Exactly. I’m happy because things are working but sometimes I have no idea why! '''

	:H&D: I think it's great that you bring those two sides in: the messy workflow of the experimentation phase, followed by the work of tidying it up and [[Mycelines:_A_Sympoetic_Imagination\|making sense]] of it all. The documentation also provides participants with something they can work with on their own without having an expert looking over their shoulder. Your documentation allowed H&D to continue experimenting with the tool in other contexts and constellations.		:H&D: I think it's great that you bring those two sides in: the messy workflow of the experimentation phase, followed by the work of tidying it up and [[#Mycelines:_A_Sympoetic_Imagination\|making sense]] of it all. The documentation also provides participants with something they can work with on their own without having an expert looking over their shoulder. Your documentation allowed H&D to continue experimenting with the tool in other contexts and constellations.
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	[[File:Book2017wired.jpg\|thumb\| H&D On/&Off the Grid publication, 2018, designed with the PJ Machine software and conductive cover]]		[[File:Book2017wired.jpg\|thumb\| H&D On/&Off the Grid publication, 2018, designed with the PJ Machine software and conductive cover]]

Hd-onions at 17:07, 18 November 2022

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	'''SG: Exactly. I’m happy because things are working but sometimes I have no idea why! '''		'''SG: Exactly. I’m happy because things are working but sometimes I have no idea why! '''

	:H&D: I think it's great that you bring those two sides in: the messy workflow of the experimentation phase, followed by the work of tidying it up and [[Mycelines: ~~A Sympoetic Imagination~~\|making sense]] of it all. The documentation also provides participants with something they can work with on their own without having an expert looking over their shoulder. Your documentation allowed H&D to continue experimenting with the tool in other contexts and constellations.		:H&D: I think it's great that you bring those two sides in: the messy workflow of the experimentation phase, followed by the work of tidying it up and [[Mycelines:_A_Sympoetic_Imagination\|making sense]] of it all. The documentation also provides participants with something they can work with on their own without having an expert looking over their shoulder. Your documentation allowed H&D to continue experimenting with the tool in other contexts and constellations.
	<div class="visual-footnote img">		<div class="visual-footnote img">
	[[File:Book2017wired.jpg\|thumb\| H&D On/&Off the Grid publication, 2018, designed with the PJ Machine software and conductive cover]]		[[File:Book2017wired.jpg\|thumb\| H&D On/&Off the Grid publication, 2018, designed with the PJ Machine software and conductive cover]]

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	[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|class=title_image\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]		[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|class=title_image\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]
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	<div class="hide-from-book scriptothek">		<div class="hide-from-book scriptothek">
	[[File:Frankenstein-1.jpeg\|thumb\|Publication collectively made by Algolit: Piero Bisello, Sarah Garcin, James Bryan Graves, Anne Laforet, Catherine Lenoble, An Mertens, bots and PJ Machine]]		[[File:Frankenstein-1.jpeg\|thumb\|Publication collectively made by Algolit: Piero Bisello, Sarah Garcin, James Bryan Graves, Anne Laforet, Catherine Lenoble, An Mertens, bots and PJ Machine]]

	[[File:Frankenstein-3.jpeg\|thumb\|]]		[[File:Frankenstein-3.jpeg\|thumb\|]]

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	[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]		[[File:frankie-2.jpeg\|thumb\|Documentation of PJ Machine: https://github.com/sarahgarcin/pj-machine-workshop]]
			[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]</div>
	[[File:Manual-photo.jpg\|thumb\|Documentation and user manual of the workshop "ctrl-c" at HFG Karlsruhe. During the hands-on workshop participants investigated ways to take apart and reassemble remote controllers and other battery powered toys in unusal ways. By saving redundant electronics from becoming e-waste we hacked our way into the mechanics of human computer interaction and user interfaces. At the same time we learned about electronics–all the while critically reflecting on the notion of control. The toy-tools were documented by participants in the form of a user manual that explained and demonstrated the main functionalities]]


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	=== Interfacial-Workout ===		=== Interfacial-Workout ===