I have sila, ibu and nugo tattooed on my arm!

I'd gladly help you get a pirated copy of InDesign and/or Photoshop, just hit me with a PM and I'll write you a guide.

That looks slightly sketchy and home-made, I would throw it away. The huge fuckup where he writes "You have a right to contest your liability in court" twice is just the dot on the I.

Darget?

I'm speaking at a GNU/Linux & Free Software workshop that i organized in two days! Pretty excited.

I'd pick Thus Spoke Zaratustra by Nietszche.

With onymous votes it would be. The same fundamental flaws are in place on Konsent as on Raddle, it's just a bit harder to pull of with Konsent.

I think naming it a dictionary word is a somewhat bad idea, but Konsent Rebooted doesn't work. I'll figure something out.

Yep, probably Flask, perhaps Django.

Are you sure that's the comment that got you banned? Your comment was posted in r/anarchy, but the ban seems to be due to a comment in r/anarchism.

David Graber starts out 'Fragments of an anarchist anthropology' with a short sentence on this topic, it goes like this:

If you're not an utopian, you're definitely an idiot

If people won't change globally, make a change locally: kill yourself.

Too many donut breaks.

Sorry if my post was a little muddy, I'm looking for good zines and short essays, already written, on software freedom and/or their connection with anarchism.

• Support a Free Software project, either with your programming skillz or funding
• Follow in the footsteps of No Fun Friday, become a 1337 antifa haxer
• Put up stickers and posters in your city
• Smash surveillance cameras with a hammer, or put stickers over them (I use 'Stop Control' stickers from a local anarchist space)
• Help the poor in your area (just avoid making it some kind of marketing for anarchism - just help to help, nothing more)
• Grab your guitar and go play some anarchist songs on the street
• Print some zines, go to a busy place and hand them out
• Try going vegetarian or vegan (remember, all change starts with yourself)
• Join protests and other movements in your city or cities close to you (there's plenty, trust me)

If an anti-encryption law does not make people realize that the authoritarian system has run amok, I don't think anything can.

Freelance python web developer here, my vote goes to Python too. It's simple once you learn to think 'programatically', there's no strange requirements when it comes to syntax, and you can easily learn many other languages once you get the hang of it.

It's also incredibly versatile. You can make tiny scripts, huge logical applications, webshops made fully custom with awesome CMS's such as Wagtail - the possibilities are almost endless.

If you're feeling experimental and want to try something new, that might be the bright new future, but could also be nothing but trash, try a functional programming language such as Elixir, and learn the framework that goes along with it for web development, Phoenix.

Good luck (:

An anarchist gathering place in my town has a poster out front that reads:

'Nobody tells the truth
Nobody cares about you
Nobody will keep their promises
Nobody will represent your interests
Nobody can make decisions on your behalf
Vote for nobody!'

Yeah, I considered it, but most of the people attending are young militant anti-fascists, with no technological background whatsoever. They'd have a hard time managing Tails, but I've found Elementary to be pretty simple.

I got what you're saying, I just don't think you should be apologizing and making light of something as horrible as pedophilia. There's only one good pedophile, and that's the dead one.

I was talking about his ethics in relation to software, sorry if that wasn't clear.

as he is in position of President

I could have sworn that I read a post somewhere about a month ago announcing Richard stepping down as president of the FSF, but i may be confusing things as I can't find anything on it...