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  1. @theeo123.bsky.socialBluesky

    www.howtogeek.com/im-replacing... Replacing Daily Use Google Apps with open-Source alternatives - Chrome -> Brave - Keep -> NotalyX - Calendar -> Fossify Calendar - Authenticator -> Aegis - Maps -> Organic Maps #OpenSource #Alternatives #DeGoogle

    howtogeek.com I’m replacing Google’s everyday apps with these open-source alternatives

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  2. For a long time I've been very selective about what tech I use, based on strict ethical principles (scroll down here); disintermedia.net.nz/about/ I want to use, promote, and support the development of tech that meets as many of these principles as possible. A few years ago I came across a blog piece using the tongue-in-cheek term 'tech vegan' to describe this; nolanlawson.com/2019/05/31/tec… But a better term might be 'tech Amish', or even 'neo-luddite'. (1/?) #TechAmish #TechVegans #TechEthics

    disintermedia.net.nz About Disintermedia.net.nz

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  3. Tech that a bunch of people worked really hard to try to make people think they were a really big deal: NFTs, docker, GraphQL, Java, SQL, 4GLs, proprietary compilers... Tech that actually is a really big deal: bash, sqlite, the tzdb, utf-8 & Unicode, ...

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  4. @jemmesedi@c.imMastodon

    technologyreview.com/2026/10/0… >>When people say they hate AI it’s not the technology they dislike but, rather, the relentless drive of the companies behind it to push the tech upon us in as many ways as possible. << #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Technology #Tech

    technologyreview.com People really hate AI, so why can’t they get enough?

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  5. @hailey.atBluesky

    i wonder if there’s a new technology that can allow us to maximize the amount of open source and data in ways that compete with american capitalism

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  6. @caitoz.bsky.socialBluesky

    Advanced Technology Will Not Save Us "The plot hole in techno-utopianism is that technologies don’t emerge in a vacuum: they are always controlled by somebody, and those somebodies always wind up being the people who control everything else." www.caitlinjohnst.one/p/advanced-t...

    caitlinjohnst.one Advanced Technology Will Not Save Us

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  7. @philipcball.bsky.socialBluesky

    Lots of ongoing talk about "superintelligence", AI consciousness/feelings, and the like, so I figured it would be worth giving this another round. The AI industry is going to keep pushing its crappy narratives, but we don't have to do their work for them. www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/ideas/techno...

    prospectmagazine.co.uk We’re all going to die, but not from AI

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  8. If I were a TechBro bootlicking the Trump Administration for the sake of the AI Bubble, I'd be getting pretty nervous about Trump daring Iran to bomb what he considers America's "soft targets"...

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