During the opening of the conference, Omar honed in on the subversive nature of the screenshot. In popular computing, it circumvents the app siloes that define our contemporary digital ecosystems. A screenshot doesn't need a log in, bypasses DRMs, and is interoperable in practically every single computational device. Even in the "high-culture" of computing, where text is dominant, screenshots prove subversive.

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And yet, to imagine what an image-oriented computer might be seems to offer a new avant-garde for computing.