> Personally the war I fight now, the one I imaging to be "winnable enough" is about personal data So you're a fighter. {{brotherly hugs}} Your comment yest

> Personally the war I fight now, the one I imaging to be "winnable enough" is about personal data So you're a fighter. {{brotherly hugs}} Your comment yesterday was bugging me. Today I feel happier. Yes, things are bleak with rising technofascism, but I sincerely think it thrives on ignorance, apathy and defeatism. And those are beatable demons. > That's a thing I advertise to anyone: do your best to have local tools and data. Telling other people, helping educate and inform, spreading possibilities, these are really important things. > There is not only a single war, but many. All great victories are about insignificant people doing their bit. Don't worry about the grand strategy, it's too big to see. Rest in the knowledge that somewhere else another hacker is doing their bit, and all these little wars together add up to something positive for humanity. respects