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Class, to de-fund the coup, those of you with tech savvy are going to have to help all your friends & family de-commercialize their computer use.
You need to wean as many people as possible off of oligarch owned computer software, and most of us simply aren't skilled enough to do it. And you'll need to import their files and train them on the new stuff.
And a lot of it you'll need to do for free.
Consider it your part in the resistance against the coup.
Many of us have been doing this for decades.
My takeaway of late:
1. Keep your oligarchy-compromised systems functional, maintain time, and never use them for anything serious, important, or for any economic activity that the system could use against you.
2. Build alternative systems for everything that is important or economically relevant.
3. Don't offer an easy target with the appearance that something changed in your behaviour, play the fool, don't attract their attention.
After the abolition of habeas corpus, due process, and posse comitatus, our behaviourial change is merely a reflection that the system has ceased to offer any guarantees under the law.
The new assumption is that we are not dealing with a mostly fair opponent anymore, we are dealing with an enemy hell bent on destruction.
Therefore offering any new information to the enemy is an unforced error, and an attack surface that you don't want to give.
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