#introdction
I'm a geek with a capital G.
Activist on the radical left.
Admin on radikal.social.

Proponent of opensource, free information and more free spaces.
Fighting against (other than the obvious) surveillance/surveillance-capitalism.

Fuck borders, nations, laws, leaders and capitalism!

Feel free to text me for anything regarding radikal.social, our blocklist or our users.

✨️Folkekøkken til støtte for Antifascistisk 1. maj✨️

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Det er snart 1. maj! Vi glæder os til at fejre hinandens kampe med god musik, taler og boder i Fælledparken bag søen.
Kom til Folkekøkken d. 10. marts på Kapelvej 44 og vær med til at sørge for, at vi allesammen får den bedst mulige kampdag og hjælp arrangørgruppen bag Antifascistisk 1. maj med at få nok penge at råde over!

#1maj #dukop #antifascistisk1maj

https://dukop.dk/da/event/5121/

Hey #dkfedi #dkmastodon

I mandags holdt vi et møde for admins for danske instanser og andre interesserede og diskuterede samarbejdsmuligheder, ideer, jura, teknisk udvikling.

I kan finde noterne fra mødet her 👇 som tråd 🧵

Scroll til sidste toot for en spændende beslutning fra mødet 🙃

Hej #dkfedi og #dkmastodon

28. april fejrer vi forskningens døgn på Union på Nørrebro med en diskussion om udfordringerne med mainstream sociale medier samt mulige alternativer til sociale medier der er styret af tech milliardærer i silicon valley.

Jeg har et par gode bud på danske forskere der kan bidrage til samtalen fra flere vinkler, men vil gerne have flere. Hit me!

#fedihjerne #dkforsk

I've been a professional musician since the end days of selling CDs, and I would like to say that having experienced the decline of CD sales because of piracy transition into the paid streaming era it's unambiguous that musicians were better off when mostly everyone was pirating and then some people bought CDs or other merch out of a desire to support vs today when everyone pays a nominal fee to a corporation that pays us nothing and also satisfies their desire to support despite not actually offering support.

I would much rather you pirate anything I have made or worked on vs listening on streaming services, which are an objective nightmare for musicians. Even if you never intend to spend a penny, normalizing piracy is better for us than normalizing the current capitalist-realism nightmare where you get whatever you want and also get to relax into the fiction that you aren't exploiting musicians because you pay the price of one album per month to a giant corporation so you can feel ok about it.