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mia ridge
@miaout.bsky.social
about 6 hours ago
The children's sessions at DH2026 looked amazing!
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James Cummings
@jamescummings.bsky.social
about 11 hours ago
Can confirm the products of this bakery were definitely worth sampling. Maybe not worth standing in line for hours, but they were, ya'know, pretty good. #DH2026

An explanation of the viral bakery I visited in Daejeon, in Korea!

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James Cummings
@jamescummings.bsky.social
9 days ago
It is interesting. I saw it at DH2026 as a poster (and have a photo of the poster). An unconventional but interesting use of TEI ODD.
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Quinn Daedal
@quinnanya.me
11 days ago
Love this part of the Vanishing Culture report by Nichole Nomura, who gave the opening lecture at our #DHmakes workshop at #DH2026!

Vanishing Culture Luca Messarra, Chris Freeland, & Juliya Ziskina text by Nichole Misako Nomura

Vanishing Culture
Luca Messarra, Chris Freeland, & Juliya Ziskina
cover: a vhs tape, a book, a film reel, a website, and a vinyl record fracture asking their bottom edges into tiny pixels that recollect at the bottom, having changed from black to white.a cursor icon points at text reading "SAVE"
Punch cards preserve the past and future

Knitting punch cards are an important part of any feminist computing history, and surprisingly resilient. They're interoperable across machines with the same repeat, can be stored as physical (but still fundamentally digital) copies without worrying about hard drives going bad or requiring ongoing power consumption, and are also, in the age of seemingly-endless proprietary software and terms and conditions, refreshingly punk, in a minimal computing, 232 open-source sort of way. How many people actually read the source code of the open-source software they use? Punch cards are the source, in something so fundamentally binary that fluency is not hard to come by. (Fluency in binary for almost all other tasks is nearly impossible.) I can repeat a row as many times as I wish. I can change whether my machine ignores the 1s, knits the 1s, purls the 1s, etc. I can perform subsequent operations on the punch card's outputs with manual manipulation. And I own it. I own my knitting machine, can take it apart and repair it without violating some terms of service, and can hack and modify it and my punch cards to my heart's content.

   - Nichole Misako Nomura
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DH2026 | X/Twitter (@DH2026_Daejeon)
@dh2026daejeon.bsky.social
15 days ago
#DH2026 now has a video archive page: highlights, keynotes, ceremonies, and both celebration performances — including the Opening Performance, newly uploaded. dh2026.adho.org/video-arc…
Video Archive - DH2026 in Daejeon, South Korea

dh2026.adho.org

Video Archive - DH2026 in Daejeon, South Korea

DH2026 Video Archive A record of DH2026: Engagement, the 36th annual conference of the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations, held 27–31 July 2026 at the Daejeon Convention Center. All videos…

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Quinn Daedal
@quinnanya.me
15 days ago
Laughing at myself as I frog v1 of the #DH2026 souvenir top because of an algorithmic glitch. Both at first and when I double checked several times, I misread *k2tog yo twice k2tog* as *k2tog yo twice* leading to a vast stitch increase every other round. Time to try again! #DHmakes #DHtries
A lace pattern in green that twists around from ever increasing stitches
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Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations (ADHO)
@adho-org.bsky.social
16 days ago
🏆️ADHO is glad to announce that Rowan Hall Maudslay has been awarded the Paul Fortier Prize for his paper "Decoding Tupaia’s Chart: A 250-Year-Old Mystery Holding the Secret of Pre-Contract Polynesian Sea Networks," presented at the DH2026 conference. 🔗 Read more: adho.org/2026/08/11/c...
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basgroes
@basgroes.bsky.social
16 days ago
@eadh2026krakow.bsky.social After DH2026's talk on Atwood & Alderman's uncanny stylistic convergence, Karina van Dalen-Oskam and I are headed to EADH in Kraków. New target: Cristina Dalcher, whose novel echoes The Handmaid's Tale. Computational methods reveal intriguing—but not simple—evidence.
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Kathy Harris
@triproftri.bsky.social
18 days ago
Ha! Let me clarify (bc I just re-read my skeet) -- I'm arguing FOR the funding, development, and focus on SMALL DATA instead of the big data push that #dh passed around the field & to grad students #DH2026 Currently at #ADE scholarly editing @elaboratories.bsky.social conf where e/o already agrees
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DH2026 | X/Twitter (@DH2026_Daejeon)
@dh2026daejeon.bsky.social
18 days ago
One week on from Daejeon — and the videos you have been waiting for are here. #DH2026 highlights, the Opening Ceremony, the keynote lectures, and the Closing Ceremony, all in one playlist. www.youtube.com/watch?v=V….
[DH2026 Daejeon] Conference Highlights (11 min) | 현장 스케치 종합

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[DH2026 Daejeon] Conference Highlights (11 min) | 현장 스케치 종합

YouTube video by 디지털인문학 in Korea

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Dr. Jennifer Isasi
@jenniferisasi.bsky.social
19 days ago
Here is my #DHmakes at #DH2026 virtual attendance bookmark. It was fun to mark different colors per session! First time doing this kind of data visualization but made me think I want to explore weaving more often.
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Melissa Terras
@melissaterras.bsky.social
21 days ago
So farewell then, Seoul, and Korea. I had a blast at #DH2026 and after (altho you are as hot as a furnace!) Friendly people, great food, and lots of K-culture to explore. Good times. Now homeward!
City view of Seoul over river
My fave place to eat near my hotel. Such good food!
Myendong at sunset
Deoksugung palace pavilion
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Misun Yun
@msymarple.bsky.social
22 days ago
As I look back on #DH2026, I keep returning to the memorial table we prepared for Professor Natsuko Yoshiga. Amid a week filled with learning, friendship, and joy, we also shared a profound loss. Her passing will stay with us for a long time. May she rest in peace.
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Misun Yun
@msymarple.bsky.social
22 days ago
One of my favorite moments from #DH2026 came while I was helping our Local Organizers with the children's atelier. Seeing the wonderful childminders with the children was such a healing moment amid a busy conference week. And they surprised me with this precious bracelet. 💚
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DigiTS
@digitsut.bsky.social
22 days ago
Our PI, Prof. Maciej Eder, presented his keynote speech, Computational Stylistics in Action, at #DH2026 in Daejeon, South Korea last week. See what they did with the required equipment to win the Antonio Zampolli prize! computationalstylistics.g….
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Misun Yun
@msymarple.bsky.social
22 days ago
So glad you were part of it! Thank you for being there and for making DH2026 so special. Enjoy the rest of your time in Korea!
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Misun Yun
@msymarple.bsky.social
22 days ago
This genuinely made my day. Thank you for turning one tiny statistic from my slides into something so thoughtful and beautiful. Every green owl stands for the people who made #DH2026 possible. 💚🦉 #DHmakes

For Misun Yun, I ran with the slide that noted there were 40+ volunteers. So I highlighted 40 owls in green thread like the green volunteer shirts. #DHmakes #DH2026

An owl print with 40 owls surrounded by stitches and the text DH 2026
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Misun Yun
@msymarple.bsky.social
22 days ago
Thank you to everyone who made #DH2026 memorable—participants, reviewers, keynote speakers, volunteers, organizers, and friends old and new. Now that it’s over, I’m in that familiar post-conference relief and melancholy, decompressing with an unreasonable amount of spicy food.🌶️ Until next time. 💚
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