You’re find until you start watching WWII documentaries

Theoretically.

You’re going to subsist off donations and side hustling. Which you don’t need a degree for so you’re shooting yourself in the foot by collecting debt.

There are other smaller tech jobs that may or may not be better for you. I’m thinking dirt pay working at a not-for-profit. You’d be way over qualified and the smartest person in the room, so you’d have a different reason to hate your peers.

What I’d look in to if I were you are smaller neiche software solutions that you could make yourself and sell as a subscription. They are out there. I wrote a customized solution to a warehouse once. It was stupid easy and I didn’t charge them much for the sub, so it wasn’t really profitable for me. But networking outside the tech industry could prove beneficial if this is your intended route. Maybe make friends with “the life of the party” and go into business together selling custom software solutions.

Yea, I was like that just a few short years ago. Really glad I woke up to my own power. I will take a few down votes to knock on a few doors… Even if nobody opens.

Lift with your knees, not your back.

Thanks. It’s been months of trying across multiple websites. People just don’t want my accounts…

From my phone yes (I think I’ve correctly routed my traffic through Tor). But it doesn’t work through Tor on the computer.

I agree with you that it’s a question of power. I disagree with you about how little power is in the hands of the people.

Deffering responsibility for this problem to the people in government is just scapegoating the problem. We the people need to act directly for and against issues we believe in. While we delegate the power of change to hands of the ruling class nothing will change.

I’ll message you tomorrow if I don’t hear back from the other user.

What engine do you use or games do you make?

You make a good point, I’m sure that’s possible. I’m also sure that there’s people out there who don’t have those accounts in the first place and have nothing to lose. I don’t expect these accounts back, nor am I intending on sharing them… I’m giving them away. You change the email and password etc…

I’m not talking about any forums specifically, I’m asking for forum recommendations. Something that works with Tor. I’ve tried Reddit, Lemmy, and a few other local forums I’m not going to list here. My question is not really about technical issues. I understand and accept that Tor is abused and often banned. I just want help to find someplace that hasn’t banned it.

Thanks, I’ll try that.

It’s weird. I can route my phone through tor and post here from my phone. But hop onto the laptop with tor and nothing but errors. I don’t trust the phone enough to post from there.

I’m just trying to make a text-based post somewhere, anywhere. I don’t really have a preference.

I am concerned about local government. Though what I have to say would be legal in most other places in the world. I really don’t want to post to be tied back to me, I just feel morally compelled to say something even if there’s little to no impact. I just need to try and say it.

Only for one of the sexes. The other has a few or more months of crazy to put up with…

THIS! But unfortunately the whole modern world is build for and around extroverts

I almost did this to myself. I actually set it up this way, but realized my mistake before logging out of anything so I just disabled it and set it up differently.

I have multiple old phones that I’ve taken apart and removed the antennas, cameras, and mics from so they can’t connect to anything even if you wanted to. I store extra copies of my 2FA there, I committed to memory the password to my hard drive and password vaults, setup recovery codes, and printed out the information that was too important to lose. Saved the information in a file and encrypted it to two USB drives with passwords I know I know. And created copies of the password vault in several offline locations. Much better setup with idiot proof redundancy.

There’s a state the required that data brokers sign up onto a list if they wished to sell data from residents of that state. Rhode Island I think. Not sure if the list is publicly accessible or not.

There are uploaders that will first encrypt the files before uploading. However, metadata is still present (folder names and structures, file names, dates, etc…)