A personal blog with first-person posts on community building, digital privacy, homelab tinkering and life updates, including a hospital job and a Ghost/ActivityPub setup. Readers get one person's reflections and commentary, sometimes with sourced context.
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A short weekly email from an IT professional that explains everyday tech topics, scams and device tips in plain language. Issues include step-by-step instructions and cite sources such as Apple, Google, Adobe and the FTC.
Firegap is a parenting newsletter from an ethical technologist focused on children's digital privacy, data collection by platforms like Roblox, and school EdTech surveillance. Each issue offers investigative, well-sourced breakdowns of how institutions collect and use children's data and what parents can do about it.
LibreNews publishes in-depth commentary and analysis on Linux and free and open source software, including desktop environment comparisons, open-source politics and digital rights. Readers get opinionated, long-form pieces that combine personal experience with reporting on community and policy developments.
Ruben Timmerman, a former Springest founder, writes about organisational evolution, self-management and Holacracy, plus personal productivity and digital sovereignty. The excerpts show a reflective, first-person voice that mixes candid personal experience (leaving Google, a painful startup team episode) with practical detail.
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