> should disclose their tech stack

Sounds like /uses.html page movement

https://uses.tech/

#uses

Absolutely! And thanks for walking the talk so thoughtfully, this so resonates & yet it's so unusual I hardly have words to think about it, which is why your example is so valuable: "« In this age of #technofeudalism every writer who covers technology - especially resistance to #BigTech - should disclose their tech stack. Here's mine »"

Ah... Leading by example!
Also... I finally understand the concept of 'tech stack'! Thanks again! 🙏

#Leadership#walkTheTalk#ReconnectingConsequencesToCauses

Ted Gioia is another example who is writing about change and against Google, yet is a huge SubStack advocate..

I've tried to convince a local blogger to get out of the Nazi bar, but my words fell on deaf ears. He's a music promoter and books bands based on Spotify stats.. we're still debating that 😉

Thank you for another great article, nice show of tech 🤘

I'm curious about #Fairphone. Have you considered this Dutch company and products for your next phone?

I switched to Linux from Win98, because I could run it on older, used hardware. The last new laptop I purchased was 2010, from a small company building Linux laptops. Friends give me their old computers; I load Linux on them to give them a second life.

My phone and tablets still are Android-based; again, because one can find less-expensive, decent new hardware running on Android. Most of the apps I use come from f-droid, including browsers, contacts and calendars.

We do not need to be thralls to the Techlords.

As @pluralistic often says, individual solutions to what is a deep systemic problem don't do shit except make you feel a little better. We should all strive to reduce our dependency on big tech, but never lose sight of the real problem: big tech itself, not the people caught in its monopolies.

Otherwise we veer dangerously close to victim shaming.

Purism has put a lot of money and effort into making Linux mobile more possible, but they also suffer some small company issues. Anyone expecting an iPhone or Android experience is fooling themselves.

Google-free Android isn't wholly feasible long term.

I do get the meaning, but how would you translate « tech stack » in french?

(Thanks for the technofeodalism Wikipedia article link.)