A work of speculative fiction about anarchists enduring mass raids and the technological innovations via which they survive.

The People’s Graphic Design Archive is a crowd-sourced virtual archive of inclusive graphic design history. The Archive includes everything from finished projects to process, photos, correspondence, oral histories, anecdotes, articles, essays, and other supporting material. You’ll find all sorts of information and links to other relevant archives, too.

Convert any laptop and most chromebooks into a writer deck.<br />A device designed solely for writing.<br/>No distractions.<br />No internet.<br />No apps. No games. No social media.<br />Just writing.

All good advice except for the tip to carry this with you in your wallet because I feel the border thugs would use that as a reason to mess with you. Plus it's missing the best tip: don't travel here any more because it's not safe.

Suggestions on how to avoid leaving a trail of where your printed material was printed.

Everything you'd want and need to know to get started home canning.

This guide provides general best practices and helpful tips related to losing your device; authorities confiscating your smartphone; service disruption, either due to intentional interference by authorities or caused by networks being overloaded by large groups of people; targeted surveillance; and mass surveillance.

A state-by-state list of sources for native plants and seeds.

A simple online typewriter editor thingie.

Enter a URL to find, preview, and download web fonts (WOFF/TTF/WOFF2/OTF) present on the page.

Illustrated guides to various nautical-related topics, at least so far. The emergency bag one is fantastic as a general go-bag.

A large library of anti-capitalist stickers.

A scroller's dream!

Better yet, don't take pics but for fuck sake at least do this.

Want to move to Android but fuck the Goog, ya know?  

A 1942 guide to growing your own victory garden.

Digital security training can feel overwhelming, and not everyone will have access to new apps, new devices, and new tools. There also isn't one single system of digital security training, and we can't know the of everyone we communicate with—some people might have concerns about payment processors preventing them from obtaining fees for their online work, whilst others might be concerned about doxxing or safely communicating sensitive medical information.

A pretty good guide to picking second-hand laptops.

A quick How-To guide to getting an off-grid e-library up and running on a Raspberry Pi.

A project allowing you to browse Wikipedia as though it were a museum.