Personajes sacados de películas o noticieros, que ingresan a o desde agencias de inteligencia gubernamentales, o recuperan el whatsapp y/o el facebook de la expareja, mientras se escucha una banda sonora en el transfondo y las pantallas se reflejan misteriosamente en nuestros rostros. Si eso es lo que buscas, puedes acudir acá Tampoco somos un "co-working" donde la gente sólo paga el arriendo y se despreocupa de la gestión compartida del espacio.
Sobre la cultura hacker
Skype is a clear example: when one person uses the non-free Skype client software, it requires another person to use that software too – thus surrendering their freedoms along with yours. (Google Hangouts have the same problem.) We should refuse to use such programs even briefly, even on someone else's computer.
which should be an alternative solution?
Both non-free software and SaaSS can spy on the user, shackle the user, and even attack the user.
At the moment, several projects in the space are working to adopt new supplementary protocols, with the intent of building better bridges between one another. The proposed development might end up looking like this:<img class="progressiveMedia-noscript js-progressiveMedia-inner" src="https://via.hypothes.is/im_/https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1600/1*3pEK-Fwq7bNOVcnXfVdNuQ.png">Diaspora at this time has no plans for new protocols, having just significantly upgraded its own. postActiv intends to adopt support for Diaspora federation in a future release. Mastodon just released support for ActivityPub, and Pleroma , Socialhome and GNU Social are thinking of adopting it. Nextcloud is also notably getting into the federation space, and Hubzilla and Friendica will likely both support the ActivityPub protocol as extensions.
Where we discover that Friendica (and Hubzilla) are clearly the best options for navigating The Free Network.
It's a shame that the connectivity to Twitter and other non-free networks and services is not better highlighted. It's clearly by being compatible with the non-free networks that the Free Network will win in the end -- by allowing people to escape en masse.