Nathan Freitas

@nathan.freitas.net

There are so many essential problems to solve in the world, why limit yourself to smart juicers and photo filters? mastodon @n8fr8@ohai.social Also me: https://nathan.freitas.net https://guardianproject.info https://tibetaction.net

No science fiction could have prepared us for just how stupid the end of the world can be. "The environment was on the brink of collapse, and so, rather than deal with that, we burned what fuel we had left getting computers to scam each other for money."

Many years ago, I was present at the inception "origin story" moment of OONI. It has more than lived up to all the expectations that were had, not because of some breakthrough techh, but because of the diligence, thoroughness, and deep collaborative nature of their community.

@web3privacy.info · 2mo ago

Freedom is strongest when it's supported by you. @agrabeli6.bsky.social x Director of Strategic Engagement in @ooni.org on why internet censorship monitoring funding matters. Donate to @torproject.org ecosystem now: internetfreedom.torproject.org/projects/ooni/ internetfreedom.torproject.org

It's kinda weird how the internet was always lauded as the greatest repository of information ever. And now enshitification has led us to a point where having a set of encyclopedias from before like 2022 might be a pretty good investment

The Albanian people have been massively protesting for several consecutive days against slumlord crook Jared Kushner and Crimestress Ivanka seizing land in their country to the sum of billions of dollars to build a trashy resort. I hope they don’t stop until their evil corrupt deal is reversed.

Pope Leo invited all people of good will to contact their congressional representatives to remind them that attacks on civilian infrastructure are “against international law” and also are a “sign of the hatred, the division, the destruction human beings are capable of.” apnews.com/article/pope...

Pope says Trump's threat to destroy Iranian civilization is 'truly unacceptable'

Pope Leo XIV says that U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to destroy Iranian civilization is “truly unacceptable” and that any attacks on civilian infrastructure violate international law.

apnews.com

“Let those who have weapons lay them down. Let those who have the power to unleash wars choose peace. Not a peace pursued by force, but through dialogue. Not with the desire to dominate the other, but to encounter them.” — Pope Leo XIV