Nate Levesque

54 points

Nate Levesque is a software engineer, independent author, and digital rights advocate. He writes about technology and digital rights, including his blog, his books, Please Upgrade for Access and The Thought Trap, and has written for Opensource.com. Nate holds a degree in software engineering from the Rochester Institute of Technology, and builds networking products at his day job.

Find him online at thenaterhood.com, Twitter, GitHub, and LinkedIn.

Open Enthusiast Author

Authored Content

Opposing net neutrality threatens the viability of open source communities

The good news is that the open source community can support net neutrality and alternate options for accessing the internet.

Authored Comments

thenaterhood

31 Jul 2017

A left-handed software user's plea

I'm the exact same way! The look of confusion people give me when I use the "wrong" hand is great.

Though, there's the issue of sports like Tennis where I'm equally good (or perhaps bad) with both hands so I have a habit of flicking between whichever hand seems more convenient.