Issue 01
Chaos magick, cypherpunk inheritance, the trial of AI, phone-system archaeology, and a post office inside a post office.
The web edition follows the editable manuscript. The downloadable production edition has its own sequence, additional worksheets, and print layouts.
Letters + Operating Notes
A browser tab disappears. A file rots quietly. A feed buries yesterday beneath the next demand for attention. Paper has a different failure mode: it stays where you put it.
Chaos Magick Is Interface Design
Belief as a tool. Ritual as state transition. Attention as something you can instrument without surrendering judgment.
A Discordian Cypherpunk Manifesto
From the first issue of INIT.WTF.
Burn This Magazine: Recovered Editorial
Let this magazine set the stage for future issues at the crossing of 2600 and our own BURNT style of love.
The 13-Month Machine
Thirteen equal months. Twenty-eight days each. Every date lands on the same weekday forever.
Bitcoin Before Money
A zine, a mailing list, a protocol—and the politics hiding in the architecture.
Comic 01: Special Delivery
The Cow, the Rabbit, and another incident.
The Question Before The Polis
A machine is never neutral inside a civilization without purpose.
Comic 02: Wrong Kind Of Payload
The Cow, the Rabbit, and another incident.
Archive: Handles Are Haunted Houses
A handle is not a name. It is a room you used to live in.
The Dig: 2600 Hz
Some obsolete systems are dead. Others are merely waiting for the correct question.
Field Manual 01: PBX From Zero
The complete, editable Raspberry Pi / Debian Asterisk manual—not a summary of the manual.
Comic 03: The Call From 1984
The Cow, the Rabbit, and another incident.
Business Line → Personal Cell
Publish the business number. Let the PBX decide when the personal cell rings. Keep the personal number behind the switchboard.
Field Manual 02: Cow, Rabbit & Dead Letter Office
A complete Raspberry Pi, mailcow, No-IP, WireGuard, and RabbitMQ build. Mail content is data and is never executed.
Occult Field Notes + Worksheets
From the first issue of INIT.WTF.