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BECOME THE THOUSAND SERVERS
Autistici/Inventati’s shutdown left a pretty obvious question behind: what happens when infrastructure movements depend on disappears?
We spent the last couple weeks turning that question into a practical field course on autonomous movement infrastructure.
This is not a guide telling every collective to buy a VPS and become its own ISP. It’s about understanding the systems we already depend on well enough to map them, maintain them, back them up, move them, preserve what matters, and pass that knowledge on.
The course has 13 guide sections and 12 practical lessons. You’ll map the dependencies behind a real project, investigate DNS, SSH into a disposable Linux machine, put something online, inspect what you exposed, make and restore a real backup, destroy and rebuild a service, migrate it, stop being the only administrator, preserve published work, troubleshoot a local network, experiment with another networking model, and teach somebody else what you learned.
No account required. Progress stays in your browser, with export/import and optional private recovery.
The point is not to memorize commands.
The unit of resilience isn’t the machine. It’s the person who can reproduce the machine.
Each one, teach one.
Become the thousand servers.
