Archive for the 'Open source' Category
I have heard it said several times over the last few years that Freenet 0.5, known as Freenet Classic Opennet, is dead. This is untrue. As a matter of fact, freenet 0.5 is once again being developed. I have started learning Java programming specifically so that I can contribute a much needed new update of […]
October 14th, 2011 | Posted in Anonymity, Blogging, Censorship, Current Events, Encryption, file sharing, Freenet, Internet, Open source, Privacy, Programming, Software | Comments Off on Freenet 0.5 News: Build 5110 soon to be released
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
I’ve talked about Freenet here occasionally and while I think it’s easy enough to understand I still get occasional questions about just exactly what it is. That, combined with the recent fork of Freenet Classic OpenNet from the original Freenet 0.5 project has prompted me to create this video that gives a basic overview of […]
September 7th, 2009 | Posted in Anonymity, Blogging, Censorship, Current Events, Encryption, file sharing, Freenet, Internet, Open source, Security, Software, Websites | 2 Comments
It’s been a long time since I did anything with MMS (Mixminion Message Sender) but I’ve finally gotten back to it. MMS Finally has word wrap, which means there shouldn’t be anymore of those really ugly long lines. There are also now three distributions. The original which only contains MMS itself, a second that includes […]
February 9th, 2009 | Posted in Anonymity, Encryption, freeware, Internet, Open source, Programming, Security, Software | 1 Comment
hile I haven’t had a whole lot of need for Instant Messaging and I have no idea why most people would need secure IM except for planning those Orlando vacations getaways where you leave the (presumeably grown) kids at home (or send them someplace else for their vacation)
November 10th, 2008 | Posted in Encryption, freeware, Internet, Misc Assorted General Stuff, Open source, Opinion, Security, Software | 1 Comment