If code is where you’d like to contribute, a lot of large projects label some non-critical and low-complexity fixes for known issues as “beginner contributions”. They should be relatively easy contributions, for folks with some background in code.

Of course, if you have spare cash flow, donate a fiver to your favorite open source project. It goes a long way.

If simply using it is the goal, check out f-droid for android, an alternative app store for open source apps, and look into open source replacements for your usual suite of apps. It feels good to use, and to know you’re keeping your own data yours.

Interesting framing at points, but overall an informative article.

Worth noting, Steven “Tommy Robinson” Yackey-Lennon is a professional victim, and has been convicted in relation to criminal agitations multiple times. He’s a damn Nazi, and they’re still allowing him to lead marches through London.

It’s fair to assume an anti-palestinian bent to any law enforcement actions that take place, except (don’t get your hopes up) The imprisonment of Nazi agitators.

neovim through nvf on NixOS. I’m not even a power user, I just had a shit mouse in college and didn’t want to use it and now I’m hundreds of lines of Lua too deep to go back. This is my life now.