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Infodumplings: Everyday Carry for Mortal Coils
Disabled people are the original life hackers. We EDC (Everyday Carry) to survive. Join us to share the contents of your pockets and your bags. Share what you carry to cope, survive, and thrive. The pocket dump is a genre with an active community online — videos, subreddits, Instagram grids, whole forums devoted to photographing the contents of your pockets and your bag and explaining why each…
Infodumplings: Spoon Theory — An Invitation To Count Your Spoons With Us "I've learned to live life with an extra spoon in my pocket, in reserve." — Christine Miserandino…...
Infodumplings: Farming While Beige, or How to Feed Everybody While Being Funny as Hell Somewhere between a kill floor in Westmoreland County and a phone camera held at arm's length, a farmer named Chris Newman has been quietly running one of the most coherent structural critiques of America you can watch in under three minutes. He calls the channel Farming While Beige. He talks about race, class, mutual aid, decolonization, and the physics of how markets eat themselves. This week we're pebbling his reels at each other and following the thread all the way down: from "there's no shame in the protein you can afford" to the seizure of a food economy by the communities it's supposed to feed. Bring your appetite. Bring your rage. Bring a snack....
Infodumplings: All the Colors That There Are Queer and neurodivergent liberation are entwined. We're celebrating both at once — because for many of us, the two rainbows are one....
Infodumplings: Hot Metal and Cold Light Type is never neutral. Before the font menu, there was molten lead and spinning film — hot metal typesetting and cold light, and a whole secret language of slugs, mats, and leading. Join us to fall down the typesetting rabbit hole and infodump on the craft that made the printed word.... https://stimpunks.org/2026/06/04/infodumplings-hot-metal-and-cold-light/
Infodumplings: Celebrating Libraries with Lilypad Library
Libraries are the closest thing we have to a place that is simply for you. No purchase required. No performance of need. You are a patron, not a customer. You walk in and the shelves are there, the quiet is there, the librarian is there, and the only rule is that you brought yourself. For neurodivergent people who have spent their lives performing acceptable personhood in order to access spaces,…
Infodumplings: Thomas Dambo and the Giants That Grow from What We Threw Away
A Thomas Dambo troll is made of what the world discarded. Old pallets. Salvaged timber. Debris from construction sites. The castoffs of a throwaway civilization, shaped into giants with hands wide enough to cradle a full-grown tree and eyes watching you from the shadows of the understory. The trolls don’t go in galleries. They go in forests. On islands. Along hiking trails where you have to…
Infodumplings: Kintsugi and Finding the Gold Within You
For the next edition of Infodumplings: Bring Your Muchness Down the Rabbit Hole, our curator is sharing on kintsugi — the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold or silver lacquer, treating every fracture as part of the vessel’s history rather than a flaw to erase. The more it has broken and been repaired, the more it carries. The more it glows. The thesis: we are not broken. We are…
