Welcome back!The Federal Communications Commission has recently proposed net neutrality rules to ensure that the Internet is free from blocking, censorship and discrimination by telecom companies Cable companies and large ISP’s.
In a nutshell, Net Neutrality means that Internet providers should treat all Internet traffic the same and forward data packets on a first come, first [...]
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Powered by Max Banner Ads 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 [...]
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Powered by Max Banner Ads Verizon has joined the ranks of those who want to play fast and loose with your private personal information for their own profit. According to a recent slashdot item, they’re sending out notification letters telling customers that they’ve got 45 days to opt out of this invasion of privacy.
Of course, [...]
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www.foldednote.com is another in the long list of web based services that offer some form of anonymous email messaging. Theirs is somewhat different than most I’ve seen in that it involves a four step process and even allows the anonymous sender to recieve a reply. All this while ostensibly remaining anonymous. Of course, I decided to check it out.
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On the home page of Webwizny you will find a collection of free online tools that range from things like “Send your Xmas List to Santa”, Free Image Hosting and Downloading videos from YouTube, to finding out how old you are in days or analyzing the strength of a password and a few more.
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