u/Abalone-Objective

A poem I just wrote , was in confusion if I really am an atheist or theist. Like do I acknowledge his existence or not. So ended up writing it in my way

Guy got caught drunk driving. The policeman and a bunch of people are videotaping him, gf and 2 guys sitting in the back having a gala time, filing cases in their drunkness. He earns 70K INR per month. Guess all that education doesn't solve idiocy.

I'll file a case on who

I’ve been diving into open-source software and privacy-respecting tech alternatives for over two years now. In a place like ours, where surveillance and data mining are the norm, where a hehrmulkuk army wol can stop you anytime to go through your phone, taking control of your digital footprint is a weight off your shoulders.

What I've been using lately:

Desktop: My first exposure to digital privacy was through Linux, it's a free alternative to macOS and Windows which is also extremely secure. Been running Arch Linux (btw) with Hyprland lately. Total control over everything that goes on in my pc.

Mobile: GrapheneOS. I started with custom roms on my pixel 7 and soon discovered GrapheneOS which is probably the most secure os ever. If you’re paranoid about phone checks or remote spying, this is the gold standard.

Communication: Signal over WhatsApp for chats and stay away from using Instagram/Facebook chats which are uencrypted. No metadata leaks, no backdoors.

Web: Brave Origin (a 6k privacy first browser which is free on Linux only), Firefox(hardened)/forks, chromium/forks(helium browser).

Stop letting Big Tech map your life which can be forced by the government to expose everything about you at any time like Facebook/Instagram.

P.S. Flexing my current rice in the screenshot.

Rahul pandita is one of the few voices who consistently written about the story of Kashmiri pandits especially the migration in the 90s

Through his book “Our moon has blood Clots” and his journalism he documented personal stories memories and struggle that many people don’t talk about openly

His work helped bring more awareness to our community’s experiences.