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Articles about how technology works, who it serves, the systems around it, and what it all costs. Digital sovereignty, open source governance, and internet rights.

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I Get No Ideas Inside the Machine

· 05 Jul 2026 · 11 min read

At Cables of Resistance, I ran a workshop asking if we can build hardware without capitalism. I was grieving what AI is doing to open source. Technologists need to see there's no innocent ground under the machine. It was always someone's land.…

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Hello W- nah just messing with you 🤣

The first post back after a long silence. Where the old archive went, how the internet I used to write about turned out to be fiction, and why it feels so good to be writing anyway.…

22 Nov 2021 · 3 min read
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