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      <description>I’ve spent more than two decades immersed in technology. Whether in corporate settings, nonprofit organizations, or as a hobbyist. I’ve seen firsthand how technology can level the playing field, giving everyone a chance to participate and thrive. In my view, code is the purest form of free‑speech: it lets anyone articulate ideas, solve problems, and share solutions without barriers.&#xA;Code is Poetry&#xA;Corporate Over-Reach vs Free and Open Software Large tech giants such as Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Apple often present technology as a finished consumer product; something you simply buy and use.</description>
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