Now, Think Of A Question That Is At Stake For You
5th of March 2023
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Programme
14:00-16:00

10min   -  Coffee and tea
20min   -  Introduction to rosa, tour of the diagram
10min   -  Introducing the oracle exercise
15min   -  Setting up ssh
15min   -  Think of a message individually
5min    -  Ask a question individually
5min    -  Ask a question in a group of 2
5min    -  Ask a question as a whole group
15min   -  Writing an intro of what the space is/you would like it to be
10min   -  Going through the texts
10min   -  Discussion


# rosa as an oracle

To log into r osa
    What is ssh
  >  https://project.xpub.nl/img/xpub_logo_2020.svg
    SSH is a command that gives you access to another computer from the terminal.

Open your terminal and run:
$ ssh f otd @ 192.168.0.114
Ask the key holders at t he table for the password.

For this section, we take inspiration from Alexis Pauline Gumbs, who says:

When logging in, you will see a randomly selected Message Of The Day (MOTD). At the moment, these are excerpts from the book by Gumbs.
We invite you to look in the physical space of Constant , the book shop , or your own references to add to the oracle.
To add more texts to this add text files in /home/f otd /oracle:
    ( $ touch /home/f otd /oracle/text-name.txt )
    $ nano /home/f otd /oracle/ insect .txt
    To save the file:
        CTRL/COMMAND+X, press Y, press Enter


Questions in groups of 2

How to foster simultaneously stability and agility?
How can/do you use infrastructure that is not/might not always available?

Where should from cosmos to ground live temporarily?

How do we adapt and accept the constraint of disconnect of rosa?

What is a feminist server?

accessible niche?


# From guest to host
Hosting is, among other things, a practice of creating conditions for collectivity. The shell of rosa is a space of encountering each other for example through wall messages, mails, seeing each other's files, traces left in the gestures of naming processes. In the Trans*Feminist Server Wishlist[^tfs], a trans★feminist server "radically question[s] the conditions for serving and service" and "experiment[s] with changing client-server, user-device and guest-host-ghost relations where they can." Starting from the space that is created around and through rosa, what kind of message could be shared with someone logging in for the first time?

[^tfs]: https://etherpad.mur.at/p/tfs

Take some time to write this message.
Write it as a mail to the people who will join rosa in the future.