The best backup is the one you've actually tested restoring.

Terminal: 200MB of RAM Electron app: 4GB Same task.

Wyoming: cold winters, warm laws. Building here on purpose.

Reminder: your smart TV has a microphone and a business model.

Convenience is the price they charge for your freedom. They always undercharge on purpose.

Started self-hosting to save money. Stayed because I stopped asking permission.

Not your keys. Not your coins. This has never once been wrong.

$XMR isn't private because it's secret. It's private because privacy is the default. Optional privacy isn't privacy.

The cloud is just someone else's computer. And they read your files.

Things that don't phone home: A hammer A cast iron pan Your Linux box Build accordingly.

Free as in freedom. Not free as in "we'll take your data instead." Know the difference.

Privacy isn't secrecy. Secrecy is hiding what you did. Privacy is nobody having the right to ask.

You don't need a data center. You need a used ThinkPad and a Sunday afternoon.

Windows update: 45 minutes. Linux update: 45 seconds. The math isn't complicated.

"I have nothing to hide." Then hand me your phone, unlocked, for an hour. Didn't think so.

This is what winning looks like

Every subscription you cancel is a small act of sovereignty. Start with one.

Your data isn't the product. You are. Self-host something this weekend.

Y'all don't feel me, man this ain't okay

You can't opt out of surveillance capitalism by being careful. You opt out by running the software yourself. Everything else is harm reduction.