BTsync offers some of the best of both examples to resync local media and publicly hosted resources.
It’s free to install and operate on all the major computer operating systems. It incorporates the use of QRcodes and text keys to arrange access control between peers.
If you are attending Capture All @ Transmediale please follow the process outlined below.
- pick up a numbered ‘reSync All‘ flyer sheet
- email this number to all@reSync.ug for your “read/write” key
- install Bit Torrent sync on your smartphone or PC things
- Follow the link we send to “Get the folder”and add it to your local file storage.
- set ‘Automatic sync’ in the folder preferences
- put your texts, images, audio and movies in this folder to share
- cut artwork from the flyer and press your “read only” badges
- promote your activated reSync with the flyer
- wear your badge and reSync All at Transmediale 2015
QRcodes are the low resolution high contrast printed patterns in use for inventory tracking as well as a growing range of creative and experimental purposes. Many websites exist to offer on the fly authoring for a wide range of applications.
OWN – The open wireless network where you live and work can be utilised to enrich the cultural currency of network exchange and facilitate open sharing of information. The vital Information about OWN is mostly propagated by word of mouth, through the access splash screen, flyers, posters and by local people who own and use the network.
We like ifttt.com for its versatility and power to drive systems in imaginative and extraordinary ways and aim to offer an equivalent for the management of syncronisation options, perhaps it offers a clue as to how further NFC/qrcode meddling can evolve..