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Ctrl-C Club is a Linux server offering free SSH and web accounts to users who want to build webpages, chat online, learn Linux, play text console games, or fiddle around writing software. (1) ·
tilde.pw was a unix server with some people on it, which hosted webpages among other things. It was one of many servers attempting to create a more empathetic and open programming community. (1) ·
~fr: a francophone tilde for hacking, mutual aid and resistance (1)
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