Aangat Lahat
Aangat Lahat in Tagalog can mean different things depending on the context. It can mean we'll lift each other up as in mutual aid, or it can mean to collectively rise up to oppressive structures.
Aangat Lahat in Tagalog can mean different things depending on the context. It can mean we'll lift each other up as in mutual aid, or it can mean to collectively rise up to oppressive structures.
Aangat Lahat in Tagalog can mean different things depending on the context. It can mean we'll lift each other up as in mutual aid, or it can mean to collectively rise up to oppressive structures.
Etherpad is an app that allows several people to work on a document (pad) at the same time. You can use this to collaborate with your friends on a text you’re writing. You will be able to distinguish who wrote what.
To use your email and calendar, simply head over to SOGo app from your dashboard. Email, calendar, and contacts are integrated into one interface, so it should be similar to Gmail or Outlook. You can use this website on both your phone and computer!
This is for all the 90s kids out there who still use IRC! Click on the IRC app on the dashboard, and you can get started. The username and password here is separate from the rest of the system, so if you don't have an account yet, send me a message to get an invite.
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Delta Chat is a secure, private communications tool, and it's really fast to create an account (and as many accounts as you want!), and it has the same interface across all platforms. Messages are encrypted between contacts by default (in fact, unencrypted messages aren't allowed to be sent out.)
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