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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?
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
The TSA’s problems with the body scanners that take nude pictures of you and the obscene “pat downs” that are little more than grope sessions where TSA employees handle your junk wearing the same gloves they used to handle the last person’s junk. The controversy and outrage over this and the delays it causes in […]
December 9th, 2010 | Posted in Cool Videos, Current Events, domestic spying, Humor, News, Security, Technology, video, youtube | Comments Off on New “Boom Box” Solves TSA Security Woes
A message to President Obama from the freedom loving people of the United States of America. I saw this on YouTube and I believe that it carries an important message. One that every freedom loving American will want to echo. Mr. Obama, you are failure. Failure to understand that this is a Christian nation. It […]
June 4th, 2010 | Posted in Cool Videos, Current Events, Last Days, News, Opinion, Politics, Security, video, youtube | Comments Off on We The People
I was going through some of my long neglected email this morning and among a collection of prototype 37c reviews, allegedly “breaking” news items about the antics of this or that sports figure and at least three people writing to say that they have discovered “the” secret to making money online and were willing to […]
April 25th, 2010 | Posted in Current Events, News, Privacy, Security | Comments Off on Hardcopy Not As Secure As You Thought