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Resources 2024-06-01 permalink Browse the resources I use and recommend, including articles and free software. true

Educational resources and open licenses

Creative Commons

Free Software Foundation: Free software resources

Open Educational Resources (OER Commons): Search resources

Saylor Academy: College Success

Recommended reading

About Feeds: What is a feed?

Annamma, S. A. (2018). The pedagogy of pathologization: Disabled girls of color in the school-prison nexus. Routledge.

Lydia X. Z. Brown on Autistic Hoya

Pronouns.org (formerly MyPronouns.org): Resources

Opsahl, K. (2013, June 7). Why metadata matters. Electronic Frontier Foundation.

Rogers, C. (2016). Intellectual disability and being human: A care ethics model. Routledge.

Stevenson, B. (2014). Just mercy: A story of justice and redemption. Spiegel & Grau.
Stevenson, B. (2014). Just mercy: A story of justice and redemption. [Audiobook]. Penguin Random House Audio.

Recommended software

I rely on free software every day. Described below are the services and tools I use most often.

{{<icon "/icon/bitwarden.svg">}} Bitwarden: Self-hostable password manager
Licensing: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
Could replace 1Password, Dashlane, and LastPass

{{<icon "/icon/cryptomator.svg">}} Cryptomator: Client-side file encryption solution that works well with cloud storage
Licensing: GNU General Public License v3.0
Could replace Boxcryptor

{{<icon "/icon/firefly-iii.svg">}} Firefly III: Self-hosted personal finance manager
Licensing: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
Could replace Mint and YNAB, albeit with a "fundamentally different" philosophy

{{<icon "/icon/freshrss.svg">}} FreshRSS: Self-hosted news aggregator
Licensing: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
Could replace Feedly and Inoreader

{{<icon "/icon/gnupg.svg">}} GnuPG: Used by Keyoxide's decentralized identity verification and mailbox.org's encrypted inbox, "GnuPG is a complete and free implementation of the OpenPGP standard as defined by RFC4880"
Licensing: GNU General Public License v2.0 or later
See also Git's "Signing Your Work" and Keyoxide

{{<icon "/icon/joplin.svg">}} Joplin: Note-taking and task management application with encryption and synchronization
Licensing: MIT (Expat) License
Could replace Google Keep and Microsoft OneNote

{{<icon "/icon/linkding.svg">}} linkding: Simple bookmark tool that can automatically save bookmarked pages to the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine
Licensing: MIT (Expat) License
See also ArchiveBox

{{<icon "/icon/mailboxdotorg.svg">}} mailbox.org: Secure mail service provider
Licensing: Based on Open-Xchange, Postfix, and other free software
Could replace Gmail and Outlook

{{<icon "/icon/mozillafirefoxbrowser.svg">}} Mozilla Firefox and {{<icon "/icon/mozillathunderbird.svg">}} Mozilla Thunderbird: Web browser (desktop and mobile) and email client that can also manage contacts, calendars, and feeds (desktop)
Licensing: Mozilla Public License 2.0
Firefox could replace Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, etc. while Thunderbird could replace eM Client, Mailbird, and Microsoft Outlook. See FairEmail for a mobile email client

{{<icon "/icon/nextcloud.svg">}} Nextcloud: Self-hosted cloud storage and content collaboration platform
Licensing: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 or later (server)
Could replace Google Drive and Microsoft 365 -- CalDAV and CardDAV support also allow for synchronization of calendars and contacts, respectively

{{<icon "/icon/nocodb.png">}} NocoDB: No-code database
Licensing: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 or later
Could replace Airtable

{{<icon "/icon/ntfy.svg">}} ntfy: Self-hostable HTTP-based push notification service
Licensing: Apache License 2.0 and GNU General Public License v2.0
See also Gotify

{{<icon "/icon/rclone.svg">}} Rclone: Cloud storage management tool (e.g., move files between different servers)
Licensing: MIT (Expat) License
Could replace a supported provider's synchronization software (e.g., Google Drive or Microsoft OneDrive)

{{<icon "/icon/shiori.svg">}} Shiori: Self-hosted read-it-later application
Licensing: MIT (Expat) License
Could replace Instapaper and Pocket. See also wallabag, which I used until early December 2022

{{<icon "/icon/signal.svg">}} Signal: Secure instant messaging
Licensing: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (server, desktop) and GNU General Public License v3.0 (mobile)
Could replace text messages (SMS/MMS), Facebook Messenger, Telegram, and WhatsApp

{{<icon "/icon/silverbullet.png">}} SilverBullet: Self-hosted note-taking application with end-user programming features
Licensing: MIT (Expat) License
See also Logseq

{{<icon "/icon/syncthing.svg">}} Syncthing: Continuous file synchronization program
Licensing: Mozilla Public License 2.0
See also Syncthing-Fork (Android) and SyncTrayzor (Windows)

{{<icon "/icon/vikunja.svg">}} Vikunja: Self-hostable task management application
Licensing: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
Could replace Microsoft To Do, Todoist, etc.

Zooming Out: "A provisional list of Zoom replacements" that I helped research

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