Showerthoughts · 17 hours ago

If you want to stay anonymous and still participate in society, learning to code is more important than ever given the rise of ID verification on social media platforms and operating systems.

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If you want to stay anonymous and still participate in society, learning to code is more important than ever given the rise of ID verification on social media platforms and operating systems.

Showerthoughts · 17 hours ago

If you actually value your anonymity, you will not be able to use most popular communication platforms in the coming months. It’s a perfect storm for the outright invasion of privacy in the USA right now.

Learning to code allows you to build and use your own (as well as other less known) tools.

Does this make sense?

Learn. To. ~~Coed.~~ Code.

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You think the laws and events in here won’t affect out there?

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