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davidjonas/PloneXMLMigration

Small script written to migrate content from XML files into Plone. It's specific to one particular website and one particular content but it can easily be adapted to create plone content from XML files.

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davidjonas/Ubuntu_screen_div

A bunch of simple tiny scripts to run on keyboard shortcuts to resize and order the current focused window. Inspired by https://mizage.com/divvy/ on MacOS

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davidjonas/mediahunt

This is some simple example code for the use of cartoDB for geolocating youtube videos.

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davidjonas/plone-dev-helpers

A collection of simple shortcut/helper scripts to keep on the src folder of your Plone dev instance that save you those valuable extra minutes. They allow you to quickly create new products (using paster), add dependencies, update version numbers etc ...

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davidjonas/unCloud

The internet has become an increasingly disputed space. Governments want to regulate it and internet providers want to restrict access to parts of it. To help us remember that the internet can exist without governments, we have created unCloud. unCloud is an application that enables anyone with a laptop to create an open wireless network and distribute their own information. Once it is launched, a passerby using a mobile internet device can connect to this open wireless network. The person running the application can decide what information is shown in any web address. Users can access information wirelessly while at the same time remain disconnected from the internet. unCloud does not depend on a remote datacenter, instead it can be run from a laptop, making it an ideal application to run in a train or at a café.

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davidjonas/Open-Urban-Screen

Open Urban Screen is a online + onsite installation that explores the parallel between the people's physical self and online presence. The instalation permits the online users to change a physical space and observe those changes through a video stream while interacting with both online and on site participators.

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davidjonas/www_hack

www_hack is a creative intervention onto specific web sites. A script installed on the host site allows all visitors to a single page to observe each others mouse movements at any one time. On a technical level, the work is based on a javascript that contacts a server where all the individual mouse positions are stored, displaying all the cursors in ‘real-time’. Users experience the virtual presence of others, as controlled by a server. Web platforms are being promoted as a privileged arena for emerging communities and open collaborations. ‘www_hack’, on the other hand, aims at exposing the internal architecture of the web as well as the protocols that reflect a server client hegemony in which users are separated from information and from each other. The project demonstrates that the server-client relationship is not open as such, nor free from power structures. Indeed, all clients are subject to the ‘dictatorship’ of a server which is intrinsic to web architecture. Powered by JSBroadcast ( http://github.com/davidjonas/JSBroadcast )

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davidjonas/JSBroadcast

[Predecessor to websockets] A javascript / python app that enables sending and recieving messages from/to all the browsers running the same script (ex: send a message to all the browsers visiting a website or a group of websites)

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