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Over the last few years I have seen a number of answers to that question that go in to considerable technical detail but I think that the main reason to use Freenet Classic Opennet (FCON) [which I will refer to as “freenet” or “freenet 0.5”] is a simple trust issue. You see the current 0.7.5 […]
November 8th, 2011 | Posted in Anonymity, Blogging, Censorship, Encryption, Freenet, freeware, Internet, Open source, Security, Software | Comments Off on FCON FAQ #1 Why Use FCON Instead of Freenet 0.7.5?
so I’ve been trying to get some much needed re-writing and updating done on my Freenet page (http://peculiarplace.com/freenet). Things like bring instructions up to date, replace old screenshots on the Frost page with new ones taken from the current version of Frost…finish the new page for the Freesite Insertion Wizard and more. The problem is […]
October 28th, 2011 | Posted in Anonymity, Censorship, freeware, Internet, Misc Assorted General Stuff, Privacy, Software, Websites | Comments Off on Real Life Slows Things Down
As most of you are probably aware the ultimate whistleblower site, wikileaks, has once again been in the news quite a bit because it has published thousands of documents, messages and so on that have proven to be a major source of embarrassment to not only the US government but to several other governments around […]
February 4th, 2011 | Posted in Anonymity, Censorship, Current Events, Encryption, file sharing, Freenet, freeware, Internet, News, Open source, Opinion, Politics, Security, Software | Comments Off on What Wikileaks Should Have Done
In another assault on people’s right to anonymity, a judge has ordered Google to reveal the identity of an anonymous blogger who apparently had some “less than complimentary” things to say about the Vogue cover model Liskula Cohen. I think that there’s a couple of lessons here. First, even when writing in a so-called “anonymous” […]
August 19th, 2009 | Posted in Anonymity, Blogging, Censorship, Current Events, freeware, Internet, News, Opinion, Privacy | 2 Comments
By now I think that probably most people online these days knows about cookies. That they’re little text files that allows a website to store up to 4k of information on your computer. They allow websites to recognize you when you come back, remember your login information and preferences settings and so on. Cookies are […]
August 15th, 2009 | Posted in Current Events, domestic spying, FireFox, freeware, Internet, Opinion, Privacy, Tracking, Tutorials | 13 Comments