I know it's been a while since this thread was posted, but this is definitely possible. It should be relatively simple to set up a web app using openstreetmap and have the ability for people to place waypoints.

They're not wrong.

If we managed to convince leftist youtubers, and perhaps others, to upload their videos to peertube as well as YouTube, that might be a good start.

Oops :P I personally use ProtonVPN right now but I think I'm going to be switching to Trust.Zone soon.

It's odd that the author seems fairly nonchalant about this.

privacytools.io has a list of VPNs located outside of the US (although I am still be wary of ones operating in 5, 9, and 14 eyes surveillance countries). That one privacy site also has a detailed comparison of a LOT of VPNs.

/u/Random_Revolutionary is right though, that PIA donates to free software, so I think they're worth supporting if it fits your threat model.

That's fucking hilarious

True, if it fits your threat model and is what you want to do, then go for it. But it is something that should be considered.

PIA is based in the US, so even if they don't log, they can be legally compelled, via a national security letter, to start logging at any time and be barred from saying anything about it. Check out https://privacytools.io

I was thinking it'd be cool if we could make it a weekly(or any other regular interval) meetup on matrix so we could all collaborate in real time. Also maybe it's better to just decide what we want to do session to session, and not necessarily commit ourselves to a single project from the get go. Just some thoughts.

Also I think I'm gonna make a poll in /f/programming to see the programming languages people know, which might help in decisions.

One idea I had, for the programmers around here, is to have regular meetings where we'd all spend some time contributing to a free software project together. I personally find that kind of thing daunting, so I think getting a few people together would make it less intimidating and more fun. We'd be able to help each other out and learn some cool stuff along the way, I think.

Thanks for this, did not realize hooktube was an alt-right site.

The experience pushed the Brooklyn man to become a corrections officer. Rynecki told the Daily News that being wrongfully arrested “really made him understand the power of the badge.”

Um, what?

Hi Leah, thanks for all your hard work on libreboot.

Do you have any advice for people looking to get involved in writing firmware? I'd like to contribute to libre firmware myself eventually, although at the moment I'm not nearly skilled enough.

Get a good VPN and your ISP won't have anything useful to turn over.

"Free speech zone" what a fucking joke.

Glad to hear you're better off, you shouldn't have to deal with that.