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  1. @inthehands@hachyderm.ioMastodon

    I really feel this. I think it’s hard not to. I also feel — intensely, with a fire — that •we• outnumber the billionaires, that •we• still shape computing, and that every time •we• choose to play with code and treat it with creativity and wonder and joy and then obsess over quality and care for the people it affects…when we do all of that, we are not just blowing against the wind. We are engaging in rebellion. Meaningful, substantive, powerful rebellion.

    cosocial.ca

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  2. @caelbold.bsky.socialBluesky

    Write something quietly over the course of 6 months, hate/fear the result, and leave it unpublished in my drafts, despising my cowardice I need to be punished for this behavior but how would anybody know?

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