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Representing Digital Noise,esion and technological imagination as on hands-on technical skill. This landscape however is not neutral or empty. Upon erasing some actors, others become visible. Analysis suggests stumbling attempts to represent a feral version of WiFi and that this (local) lens reveals power dimensions within these shifting invisible landscapes.

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Mods and Modding,ng with socio-technical incoherence and instability. This chapter also discusses the Do-it-Together (DiT) nature of the network — the fact that it cannot be built alone. It requires the help of many others including families, partners, sisters, mothers, fathers and friends.

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Homebrew High-Tech,th the peculiarities of the local landscape, weather and colonial history. Sticky tape is also reviewed as a mundane tool and symbol of a way of working. Both concepts represent unique ways of re-imagining how innovation and inventiveness happen in the suburbs of Australia.

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Do-it-Together Technology Cultures and Other Conclusions,. Then, looking to the future, I conclude by speculating on the potential wider application of a Do-it-Together (DiT) approach in materializing other seemingly complex and complicated innovation processes and systems, and asking what other extraordinary things can ordinary people make in their own backyards.

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Handbook of World Salt Resourcesot play an important role in constructions of national identity. I frame the study by arguing that mundane ordinary spaces, and attending materials and practices, play an important role in the development and understanding of everyday life and relationships to ICTs. I discuss the use of ethnographic