Welcome to SoftwarePolitik! The personal blog of Alberto Calles “Alberka“, where politics and software meet in a space to share opinions and ideas from a critical and constructive perspective on any topic.
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Driven by the rise of digital technology, the world has undergone a profound transformation in the way we interact, work, communicate, and perceive our surroundings. The term “digital world” refers to the interconnection and digitization of information, enabled by technology that allows people and organizations to access, process, and share data almost instantaneously. This concept […]
In the digital age, self-learning has become an essential skill. We live in a time where the pace of technological change is so rapid that relying solely on formal educational institutions or traditional training is insufficient to stay current. Today, the ability to acquire new knowledge and skills independently not only allows us to adapt […]
No matter which country you’re in, filing a complaint against a public administration can be so frustrating that many people think twice before even starting. From excessively long and complex procedures to a lack of effective oversight mechanisms, the experience of seeking justice for an administrative error or an unfair situation can turn into a […]
Free software is more than just a way to develop and share technology: it is a living example of what people can achieve when they come together, regardless of their background, culture, or beliefs, to work towards common goals. In a world where political, economic, and ideological boundaries divide societies, free software presents an alternative: […]
Have you ever stopped to think about the similarities between the laws that govern our societies and the rules that define how the digital world operates? Since ancient times, laws have shaped human coexistence, drawing the line between what’s permitted and what’s forbidden, while establishing the consequences of our actions. However, despite being a vital […]
When discussing free software and open source, it’s common to encounter confusion about their meanings. While the terms are often used interchangeably, they actually represent fundamentally different concepts, both in philosophy and practical application. Understanding these differences is crucial to grasp the technical, social, and political implications behind each. Below, we’ll explore what free software […]