Ah, I did notice that Black History Month somehow disappeared from my calendar.
Now I know why. Incredible.
https://www.theverge.com/news/608858/google-calendar-missing-events-holidays
(climate) activist and generally data-oriented person
sometimes I make/do things
currently studying computing

| Links to stuff I’ve made | https://xhirp.com/ |
| My Climate Change blog | https://climatesoup.co.uk/ |
| Pronouns | they/them |
Ah, I did notice that Black History Month somehow disappeared from my calendar.
Now I know why. Incredible.
https://www.theverge.com/news/608858/google-calendar-missing-events-holidays
Sabot in the Age of AI
A list of offensive methods & strategic approaches for facilitating (algorithmic) sabotage, framework disruption, & intentional data poisoning.
Selected Tools & Frameworks
This is a living resource — regularly updated to reflect the shifting terrain of collective techno-disobedience and algorithmic Luddism.
Btw, my articles are (finally) going up on Felix online which is cool! they're over here if your interested in the environment: https://felixonline.co.uk/environment/
Full warning: it is with a particular focus on my uni. I do put considerable work into the research etc. for them so hopefully interesting anyway.
Hey @r_emrys, I loved _A Half Built Garden_ and keep thinking about the decision making processes (at the end of the book and its digitised version, the dandelion network) and I was wondering if you had any references for more about this? I like the idea of using separated values and solutions to keep us honest, but it seems hard!
I've seen little bits of this in different places but I don't know where to look for a more thorough explanation/research.