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Outreach & Communications Coordinator at Free Software Foundation
GPG key: B102 017C CF69 8F79 423E F9CC 069C 04D2 06A5 9505
Username= Devinu
Name= Devin Ulibarri
Email= devinu@fsf.org
Jabber= devinu@fsf.org
IRC= devinu on Freenode
City= Somerville
Country= United States of America
Languages= English, Japanese, French
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Worker for the Anonymity fundemental Human Right. |
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This user is interested in contributing to Defective by Design. |
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This user supports the Free Software Foundation's actions all around the world and on the world wide web. |
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This user knows that GNU's Not Unix. |
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This user is a member of LibrePlanet Japan. |
Bio:
Devin's inception into free software began with a simple question: "Why is my computer telling me what to do?" From there, he spent his lunch breaks reading GNU philosophy and the FSF Web site. Soon thereafter, he installed GNU/Linux onto his laptop and the rest is history.
Trained as a musician and educator, who has taught hundreds of people over the years, Devin has contributed to educational free software projects that are used, studied, remixed, and redistributed throughout the world. For pleasure, Devin enjoys studying Japanese, biking, and playing his Kite guitar.
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