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Member: ~peron • [Visit ~peron's Website]

Status Note (.plan):

Who Am I?

 I'm an individual interested in historical operating systems,
 synthesizers, anonymity-respecting communities and cooperative
 electronic communication environments.

 As an active member of an Organized Community on the global data
 networks, I assist the Working Masses with the high goal of achieving
 Social Justice 2.0: Fair, Free and Sovereign software.

How did I get here?

 During my student days I began using single-user 8-bit computing
 hardware. In the Argentina of the 80s, these were considered simple
 non-essential home infrastructure.

  Compute to Grow

 Mastery of these machines surprised me by the fun of learning and
 creating on them: I got hooked on unstructured programming. This
 discovery convinced me of the need of having affordable computing
 access within the reach of the Working Masses. Such access should be
 responsible and valued under the light of direct and unlimited
 appropriation of the programming source code of the computer
 software. I trained in this area and prepared myself.

 I eventually drove CP/M, Unix V and VAX/VMS systems, while extensively
 operated QDO$ and their graphical environments offsprings. In my
 opinion, the changes were cold: I perceived the computing power of
 the new 16 and 32-bit architectures as constantly imposed under an
 unfair power structure. Certain Capital organizations degenerated by
 the interest of control abused the source code. For them it was no
 longer an object of preparation and study, but a dominance
 instrument.

 These companies activities were sharply focused on hiding and
 obfuscating said source code to make it unmodifiable, steering user's
 own computing systems for monetary gains and/or other unspeakable
 impositions.

 While many passed by this, I realized that this computing practice
 did not promote benefits for all, but the exploitation of man through
 machines; I had just become a techno-slave with no mastery of
 software nor hardware. This affront should not last.

    Infect to Affect

 Thus I began a conscientious study of the internals of this evil
 computer scheme. The decompilation charged me through this condition
 of pressing necessity: a fight against the techno-biology of those
 unfair designs demanded it.

 During a gregarious and disorganized stage, I followed a momentary
 logic while developing self-replicating microprograms using 16-bit
 assembly language. Given the the monolithic characteristics in the
 opposing organizations, such arms could be beared in a clandestine
 struggle against capital. In hours of need, any computer virus
 vectorized against oppression abandons its condition of noxa and
 becomes an Outbreak of Liberation.

 But a Liberated computer became scorched earth.

  Systems to Liberate

 GNU is a Unix-like operating system, but in stark contrast allows us to
 study and carry out any type of general computing under the protection
 of a legal doctrine of safeguard. Knowledge of the GNU Project came to
 overcome previous 

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  UBUNTU PERONISTA ON THE TILDE CLUB  PROJECT  provides  our  militant
  students with abilities and skills required to manage a full-fledged
  64-bit UNIX-like  computer system.   Through  the  Secure Shell  and
  other remote access platforms, several  foreign data centers will be
  accessed.

  Our  main  objective  is  to appropiate technologies and use them in
  forging the Greatness of the  Argentine  Nation and the Happiness of
  its People.



  UBUNTU PERONISTA is an indoctrination Blog dealing with  the  Ubuntu
  free   Operating   System   and   the   inexhaustible   achievements
  Justicialism has granted to the Nation.

  Through  powerful  and paternal speeches provided  by General  Peron
  himself,  the  Working  Masses  clarify  their technical-doctrinaire
  doubts, and advocate Free, Fair and Sovereign software.


                             Our Students will:

  I.   be indoctrinated on Justicialist policies regarding computers.
  II.  be educated on secure practices on telematic networks.
  III. Comunicate with others and apostolate Justicialism.
  IV.  Use the system in a doctrinal peronist way.
  V.   Be friendly and have fun on a networked organized community.

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