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<h3>Lucia Dossin</h3>
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<p>Lucia Dossin (BR/NL) has a background in architecture and design and graduated in 2015 at Piet Zwart Institute, Master Media Design &amp; Communication. She works at the intersection of art and design, currently focusing on the interactions between humans and computers and their implications in subjectivity, language and politics.</p>

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<h2>Presenting with <a href="../andre-castro/">Andre Castro</a></h2>
<h3>Workshop: Bibliotecha</h3>
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<p>Bibliotecha is a local offline network for distribution of digital texts, which allows small communities to build and share their electronic text collections.
Bibliotecha relies on a small computer (a RaspberryPi) running open-source software to serve the ebooks over a local WIFI hotspot. Using the browser to connect to it, one is given the option to retrieve or donate texts.</p>

<p>Bibliotecha's workshop is centered on implementing from the ground up a series of Bibliotecha nodes.
The workshop will introduce Bibliotecha's essential architecture, the open-source software it relies upon, such as Calibre, Lighttpd and hostapd, as well as Unix/Linux fundamental concepts such as the shell interface, time-sharing, SSH protocol, Linux software repositories, captive portals, etc. 
At the end of the workshop each (group of) participant(s) will take home a Bibliotecha node, ready to distribute electronic books.</p>

<p>Participants with all levels of knowledge are welcomed. You just need to have a laptop and be at ease with it ;]</p>

<h3>Materials</h3>
<p>Please bring:
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	<li>Raspberry Pi (model 1) or Raspberry Pi 2 (model 2)</li>
	<li>10$ for the SD-card pre-installed with all needed software.</li>
	<li>Power-supply for Raspberry Pi</li>
	<li>Ethernet cable</li>
	<li>USB-wifi adapter with generic 80211 driver (list in https://wikidevi.com/wiki/List_of_802.11ac_Hardware#Wireless_adapters )</li>
	<li>Laptop with Ethernet port (Linux or Mac; Windows will be tricky to help you with SSHing and interaction with Unix-like Pi operating system, but if you are comfortable doing it on your own all should be fine).</li>
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