Author Archives: James Stevens

About Following on from a short research fellowship at Post media Lab in Leuphana University, Luneburg, co-workers on deckspace.tv have formed reSync UG to move ahead with some of the ideas arising and apply some outcomes to this new business. … Continue reading →

November starts with a week away for TB and Adnan in Greece where reSync will attend the New Babylon Revisited event at Goethe Institut Athen to work with locals and users of the AWMN to explore file synchronisation during Restreet … Continue reading →

For those collating archive materials, scanning images, artwork and transposing texts there are anxieties around storage and protection of the accumulating material that we would like to dispel so that further review and re-presentation can be well supported. Last month … Continue reading →

Over a decade of webhosting and subscriber support at Deckspace we have from time to time faced difficulties. The last week of August was a shock to the system as scheduled migration of subscriber domains went badly and it’s taken … Continue reading →

Visited Wikimania festival in Barbican Halls to update on all thinks wiki, Wikipedia and ‘the culture’. It’s been a while now since attempting to use the tallbastard account set up in 2007 though that’s now an ‘unsuitable username’ so had … Continue reading →

Spent today skimming domestic tasks and sorting out failed starter on my vintage Honda CR-V. Yes it’s one of the green ones with a wheel on the hatch door. Hard as nails but suffering from my handling and the traffic … Continue reading →

Always keen to try out ideas and technologies was interested to hear about a new project called SuperGlue which is due for a launch in October 2014. It can be run on a regular home router (openWRT DDwrt etc.. ) … Continue reading →

Despite the spike in awareness anti-fracking movement has stimulated, the ongoing call for dialogue on the issues has yet to find it’s full voice. Talkfracking.org seeks to overturn that with a fresh campaign to encourage open exchange, expose the bullying … Continue reading →

This years AMRO 27th-31st May will be held at Architekturforum in Linz after a break last year return with more questions to invite somespontaneity, enthusiasm and answers from the wide range of engineers, artists and activist participants. Four of us … Continue reading →

Would you Adnan and TB it? Following on from a short research fellowship at Post media Lab in Leuphana University, Luneburg, co-workers on deckspace.tv have formed reSync UG to move ahead with some of the ideas arising and apply some … Continue reading →

SPC is technical partner of a Nesta Eol Digital Fund application with lead organisation 4C and research by SOAS. It’s aim is to identify with makers and audiences of documentary films and to facilitate a wider engagement in distribution, screening … Continue reading →

Sunday 30th March sees the long anticipated launch of Julian Priest’s Weight of Information mission aboard Kicksat Cubesat on SpaceX-3 Commercial Resupply Services flight CRS-3. ‘Meet to Delete’ at the London Hackspace where they have prepared a listening station and … Continue reading →

Today we launched a fresh server in Deckspace and have again chosen ClearOS which in recent months has been a very successful solution in situations where we have growing demand for shared internet resources from communities. Basic telco broadband routers … Continue reading →

Simon Crab joined us at Obsolete web design boutique in late 1996 bringing with him a wealth of experience in music production and live performance not least from his electro-ethnic combo Bourbonese Qualk. He arrived with a passion for macromedia … Continue reading →

A decade on from DMZ festival at Limehouse Town Hall, SPC roll out the OWN exhibit once again in celebration of London Cryptofestival this coming Saturday 30th November @ Goldsmiths Uni, New Cross. This time it will feature research and … Continue reading →

In October and November 2013 Deckspace.tv will host a series of reSync workshops as part of a research project with Post Media Lab in Luneburg Germany. During this period will meet originators of the numerous projects that SPC subscribers have … Continue reading →