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Frontløberne want Reynir
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title: Wild food, Hacking, Activism
title: Reynir at Frontløberne
author: Reynir Björnsson
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# Wild Food, Hacking, Activism
I am passionate about hacking, food, fermentation and nature.
I am passionate about hacking, food, fermentation and nature,
and having fun on the <span class="explanation" title="bicycle, unicycle">{bi,uni}cycle</span>.
For the past two years I have been creating, collaborating and sharing wide variety of projects.
It ranges from foraging local herbs, making <span style="text-decoration: underline; cursor: pointer;" title="fermented tea, fermented cabbage, fermented beer, fermented wine">fermented {tea,cabbage,beer,wine}</span> workshops,
It ranges from foraging local herbs, making <span class="explanation" style="text-decoration: underline; cursor: pointer;" title="fermented tea, fermented cabbage, fermented beer, fermented wine">fermented {tea,cabbage,beer,wine}</span> workshops,
started the [Cryptoaarhus](https://cryptoaarhus.data.coop/) [cryptoparty](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CryptoParty),
hosting the knitting café at Café Mellemfolk,
contributing to open source software.
contributing to [open source software](/LearnMore/OpenSource) among many other things.
For several years now I have been contributing to an open source project called [MirageOS](https://mirage.io/),
both online but also going to Morocco on so-called *hack retreats* once or twice a year to collaborate with hackers from all over the world,
from Europe, North America, Brazil, Russia, Japan, Australia, and more.
MirageOs is a *library operating system*.
To put it briefly it's a radically different way of writing and using software,
potentially allowing regular people to own their own data and run the digital services we often rely on Big Companies for.
Either individually or in local cooperatives such as [data.coop](https://data.coop/) which I'm a boardmember and contributor to.
We dream about a solarpunk future!
With the the office I plan on working from there just about every weekday.