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I-P-O documentation helps to monitor, communicate and connect flows of energy, materials, components and (by)products. The IPO Tables projects goal is to bring and experiment the I-P-O standard for creating documentation and connecting information to the world of makers and open-source-hardware. And it also wants to bring the ideas of openness ...
A DHT is a hash table that partitions the keyspace and distributes the parts across a set of nodes. For any new content added to the network, a hash (k) is calculated and a message is sent to any node participating in the DHT. This message is forwarded from node to node until it reaches the node responsible for k.
RepTab. = a open source CNC plasma torch table (cuts through steel), by Open Source Ecology.
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- Creating Ecologies of Cross-Fertilization
By agreement with the P2P Foundation, those of us coming together to foster improved cross-fertilization across the various opens will use the P2P Foundation Wiki to create pages and links so that a culture of Open Cooperativismis fostered in this neutral and nurturing environment. What we are finding is that extraordinary information intended to b...
Michel Bauwens, drawing on the extensive pioneering work of Mark Surman, David Eaves, and many others, previously created Category:Openwhere over 1,000 pages are connected. This new index respects the integrity of that prior work, and will build from it, but not create an encyclopedic text, only seek to assure that pages are created and linked as a...
The term Open Source Ecology was popularized by Marcin Jakubowski, founder of the non-profit by the same name, and architect of the Global Village Construction Set. This term, while applying largely to the unified application of machines and materials to the intersection of energy, water, food, and shelter, can and should be applied to all nested g...
The Circular Economy and its manifestation in the Open Source Circular Economy Days known to take place in at least 33 cities, is a distributed hackathon to kickstart a global grassrootes collaborative movement for a waste-free "cradle-to-cradle" circular economy as discussed at https://oscedays.org. OSCE and OSEshare the view that a circular econo...
After discussion between Marcin Jakubowsky and Robert David Steele Vivas, and with the eventual concurrence of Michel Bauwens and rapid agreement by a number of world-class pioneers across multiple opens, the idea of a conference was born, on Open Source Everything for the 21st Century. There was insufficient interest across the 60 stovepipes. We a...
With over 1,000 pages already rostered under the Category open, we see a need to agree upon and implement a sub-categorization scheme that will help group related personalities, projects, technologies, and goals. Below is a list of sub-categories as approved by Michel Bauwensafter discussion among varied persons: 1. Category: Open Data 2. Open Deci...
The view is put forward that stove-piped opens are a gift to the proprietary vendors and do not serve the public interest. Open Data or Open Government or Open Geo, for example, in the absence of Open Source Software, Open Hardware, and Open Spectrum, are not truly accessible to the public, not truly scalable, and not affordable to the larger publi...
At the P2P Foundation, we propose to see the commons-centric economy as a series of interdependent provisioning systems, each of which could be improved by mutualization, i.e. commoning, as a strategy to radically reduce the human footprint, while maintaining the capabilities achieved by modern systems.
The idea of Transition Towns is radical relocalization of politics, economics and culture to autonomous and self-sufficient communities, in order to cope effectively with the twin perils of Peak Oil and Climate Change, to become resilient to such mega-changes. Hopkins decided to create a working model of such a community in 2006, in Totnes, UK ...
With this, the paper offers a rare early effort to add clans — a variant of tribes — to the established transaction-cost view that hierarchies and markets are the key alternatives. Accordingly, clans may, under some conditions, offer a better way to create efficiencies and avoid organizational failures from a transaction-cost perspective.
