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Nathan Dyer

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Nathan is the newsroom support engineer for Freedom of the Press Foundation, providing installation assistance and ongoing support to organizations using SecureDrop. His previous work includes providing customer support for a Linux-focused hardware vendor, as well as being an AP computer science instructor and managing a 1:1 technology deployment for a public school district. He is a proponent of free and open source software, and actively maintains multiple open source apps for the Linux desktop. He lives with his wife in Tennessee.

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