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Dot-Bit uses Bitcoin technology to decentralize and free website addresses, just like Bitcoin decentralizes and frees money.

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Mozilla, Firefox planning to censor conservatives at the browser level; deplatforming isn’t enough

submitted by MarcoPolo from dcclothesline.com

Project V is a set of network tools that helps you to build your own computer network. It secures your network connections and thus protects your privacy.

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

PinePhone has physical kill switches for its cameras, microphone, data, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi.

submitted by [deleted] from androidpolice.com

Elon Musk turns down coronavirus vaccine, claims pandemic “diminished his faith in humanity

submitted by BillionDollarEgg3 from planet-today.com

With so many tech censorship stories occurring all at one it is clear the mask has fully slipped and we are at the very start of a full tech war.

submitted by x0x7 from self.technology

A few simple website availability monitoring solutions for tor onion services.

submitted by [deleted] from tech.michaelaltfield.net

Diode Drive - a privacy-focused alternative to Google Drive or Dropbox

submitted by [deleted] from diode.io

MailChimp Banned Over Censorship Concerns

submitted by Sw0rdofDam0cles from slickstack.io

ChatGPT is so heavily moderated and biased that it's impossible to use it without constantly receiving unprompted sanctimonious rants about diversity and inclusion.

submitted by EternalSunset from i.imgur.com

Salesforce Inc. tries to sabotage the "freedom friendly" social networking site Ruqqus

submitted by smart_jackal from techtudor.blogspot.com

TIL of the Invention Secrecy Act. The government has a program in place which specifically deals with inventions that are deemed to be "threats to national security" (open thread for choice quotes). There are currently 6102 inventions under lock and key, some of which "pertain to energy generation".

submitted by Orangutan from en.wikipedia.org

So many reasons Apple is wrong here.

submitted by JasonCarswell from imgur.com

Facebook executives admit meddling with election, backing Biden

submitted by MarcoPolo from oann.com

Why Everyone Should Build Their Own PC and Stop Using Macs

submitted by [deleted] from americanpurpose.com

What's wrong with Intel: Former principal engineer unloads

submitted by [deleted] from pcworld.com

The Roll-Out of Windows 11 is the Perfect Time to Decide to Switch to Linux

submitted by gebTA48 from cheapskatesguide.org

SvarDOS - an open-source DOS distribution

submitted by [deleted] from svardos.osdn.io

Stop donating to "foundations", donate directly to developers if you want to help open source

submitted by smart_jackal from techtudor.blogspot.com

Shell has quietly closed down all its hydrogen filling stations in the UK

submitted by [deleted] from hydrogeninsight.com

Use virtual cards to keep control over your online payments and protect your money from unwanted charges and losses (first users get all the features of VirtualCards for free)

submitted by [deleted] from adguard.com

Htmbox – A Dropbox clone written in htmx and hyperscript

submitted by [deleted] from htmbox.herokuapp.com

New Pine64 phones with upgraded hardware begin shipping in August

submitted by runtis from arstechnica.com

The New Federal EARN IT Act Is a Sneak Attack on Encryption - "It uses the laudable aim of fighting child exploitation to cynically launder law enforcement’s unsuccessful, decades-long effort to undermine strong end-to-end encryption."

submitted by magnora7 from wired.com

Switzerland Considers Electric Vehicle Ban To Avoid Blackouts

submitted by [deleted] from oilprice.com

Mullvad DoH and DoT

submitted by [deleted] from mullvad.net

MX-Fluxbox Raspberry Pi “Ragout” now Final

submitted by [deleted] from mxlinux.org

XigmaNAS is an Open Source Storage NAS distribution based on FreeBSD

submitted by [deleted] from xigmanas.com

New Mac ransomware spreading through piracy

submitted by magnora7 from blog.malwarebytes.com

END of Silicon & Future Computing (5 alternatives, 2019) 10 min

submitted by Marginotions from self.technology

BREAKING: State SUPREME COURT REVOKES Law Requiring Police Warrants For INTERNET SPYING

submitted by NewsJunkie from thedailyfodder.com

Free Speech Platform Gab Receives 3 Million New Users in 12 Days

submitted by MarcoPolo from bigleaguepolitics.com

Windows10Debloater - script to remove Windows 10 bloatware

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

MusicBrainz Picard 2.6 Beta 2 released. Picard is a cross-platform (Linux/Mac OS X/Windows) application written in Python and is the official MusicBrainz (open music encyclopedia) tagger.

submitted by Pis-dur from blog.metabrainz.org

Never forget!

submitted by JasonCarswell from imgur.com

The WEF/Claus Schwab wants you to have a brain implant so they can read your feelings. It's not a conspiracy if the man says it with his own mouth.

submitted by iamonlyoneman from twitter.com

Windows 11 is so broken that even Microsoft can’t fix it

submitted by [deleted] from techradar.com

Self-Driving Mercedes Will Be Programmed To Sacrifice Pedestrians To Save The Driver

submitted by Mnemonic from fastcompany.com

Microsoft reportedly shows full-screen Windows 11 upgrade ads with two 'yes' buttons

submitted by Myocarditis-Man from neowin.net

Apple could start forcing you to watch ads while you use your iPhone

submitted by [deleted] from dailystar.co.uk

Windows is Dead: Microsoft Adds Mandatory System-Wide Artificial Intelligence Engine “Windows Copilot” to Windows 11, Promising “Helpfulness.” Exactly How Will Your Data be Analyzed?

submitted by Questionable from jeff.pro

Survive The Purge, A List Of Popular Uncensored Alternative Media Options

submitted by MarcoPolo from 100percentfedup.com

We rendered a million web pages to find out what makes the web slow

submitted by magnora7 from itnext.io

As Predicted, Google’s Search Preference Menu Eliminates DuckDuckGo

submitted by Pis-dur from spreadprivacy.com

Audacity Is Now A Possible Spyware, Remove It ASAP. he parent company is a multi-national company and it has been trying to start a data-collection mechanism in the software. While Audacity is nothing more than a desktop program, its developers want to make it phone home with various data taken...

submitted by Pis-dur from fosspost.org

Self-Driving Cars Will Stop For Police, Roll Windows Down, Unlock Doors

submitted by [deleted] from technocracy.news

March 1, 1873, Remington Company invents the QWERTY keyboard

submitted by useless_aether from files.catbox.moe

Sick Codes has jailbroken a John Deere, and this is just the beginning.

submitted by [deleted] from twitter.com

AlignPay is a new anti-cancel culture payment processor

submitted by Drewski from reclaimthenet.org

List of the best Tor email hidden services – Hacker 10

submitted by SubliminalCriminal from hacker10.com

“These CEOs Who Are Doing This Should Be Prosecuted Criminally” – Rep. Devin Nunes Calls for Criminal Charges Against Tech Giants

submitted by MarcoPolo from clarion.causeaction.com

Dumb Phones are gaining in popularity …

submitted by [deleted] from cnbc.com

I did it. I neutralized Intel ME on desktop PC.

submitted by LarrySwinger2 from i.ibb.co

Honest Question

submitted by smart_jackal from self.technology

"Oh dear... AI models used to flag hate speech online are, er, racist against black people"

submitted by Robin from theregister.co.uk

Welcome To The Old Internet Again!

submitted by BillionDollarEgg3 from theoldnet.com

Zap - a Fediverse Server

submitted by [deleted] from zotlabs.com

wezterm - a GPU-accelerated cross-platform terminal emulator and multiplexer

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

innernet - a private network system that uses WireGuard under the hood

submitted by [deleted] from blog.tonari.no

DWService is an open source project which offers a service to allow access to remote systems using a standard web browser

submitted by [deleted] from dwservice.net

OpenNIC Public Servers

submitted by [deleted] from servers.opennicproject.org

A few hours ago, for the first time in history, astronauts have entered the International Space Station from a commercially-made spacecraft

submitted by magnora7 from gfycat.com

A YouTuber built a gas-generator powered Tesla to avoid plugging in on an 1,800-mile road trip

submitted by [deleted] from businessinsider.com

GuildBit is a free service to deploy temporary Mumble servers for your group

submitted by [deleted] from guildbit.com

TIL that Mythbusters got bullied out of airing an episode on how hackable and trackable RFID chips on credit cards are, when credit card companies threatened to boycott their TV network

submitted by magnora7 from gizmodo.com

BlackBelt Privacy Tor/i2p+WASTE+VidVoIP is an easy-to-use Tor client and server that includes WASTE and VoIP

submitted by [deleted] from sourceforge.net

Discover that the technology of the ancient Greeks, just before the end of the ancient world, was shockingly similar to the beginning of our modern technology.

submitted by [deleted] from kotsanas.com

"Like A Black Mirror Episode": Company Laid Off 406 People In 2-Minute Zoom Call

submitted by magnora7 from zerohedge.com

Elon Musk's Neuralink killed 1,500 animals in four years; Now under trial for animal cruelty

submitted by [deleted] from me.mashable.com

This Motorcycle Airbag Vest Will Stop Working If You Miss a Payment

submitted by [deleted] from archive.is

metasearch - Search aggregator for Slack, Google Docs, GitHub, and more

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

OURS-project - step-by-step instructions to build a smartphone that is open-source, upgradeable, repairable, and Big Tech free

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

Why is it whenever something bad about the liberals gets leaked into certain sources it always vanishes the next day?

submitted by [deleted] from self.technology

Store files as YouTube videos == infinite disk space

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

Free DNS Servers from ControlD

submitted by [deleted] from controld.com

The FBI Says Your “Smart TV” is Watching and Listening to You.

submitted by MarcoPolo from blacklistednews.com

Why everyone is talking about the A.I. text generator released by an Elon Musk-backed lab

submitted by Entropick from cnbc.com

Do individuals who post about bone conduction headphones routinely work the "Five Rupee a day glory hole" circuit in the Mumbai slums?

submitted by scornedandsedated from self.technology

RISC-V, the Linux of the chip world, is starting to produce technological breakthroughs

submitted by Drewski from zdnet.com

Windows 10 Ameliorated - Windows 10 minus the spyware plus added stability and security.

submitted by [deleted] from ameliorated.info

Amazon will give you $10 if you let it scan your palm print

submitted by [deleted] from businessinsider.com

Stack Overflow for Teams is now free forever for up to 50 users

submitted by [deleted] from stackoverflow.blog

Critter.Camera lets you turn any phone, tablet or laptop into a motion activated camera

submitted by [deleted] from critter.camera

Anaylsis: More Than Half Of Joe Biden’s Twitter Followers Are FAKE and Were Just Created in January

submitted by MarcoPolo from greeknewsondemand.com

Why does no one seem to understand the bigger picture of search algorithm manipulation. This isn't about being able to work around search blacklists to find certain information, it's about how we are being steered toward a future where we will not have control over search results at all.

submitted by Orangutan from corbettreport.com

Eminent Oxford Scientist Says Wind Power “Fails on Every Count”

submitted by [deleted] from dailysceptic.org

Man plugs in electric truck, learns it will take a week to charge

submitted by [deleted] from washingtonexaminer.com

Mercedes locks faster acceleration behind a $1,200 annual paywall

submitted by [deleted] from theverge.com

Check Out This Sailor Holding A Laser Rifle Aboard The Nuclear Submarine USS Minnesota

submitted by magnora7 from thedrive.com

New Apple 13.5 iOS update includes contact tracing

submitted by magnora7 from arstechnica.com

Mozilla Firefox: "All extensions disabled due to expiration of intermediate signing cert"

submitted by sawboss from news.ycombinator.com

Projex.Wiki will be starting a list of tech alternatives and solutions for normies and resistance folks. Please discuss them here and I'll copy paste your feedback/reviews.

submitted by JasonCarswell from self.technology

binserve - a fast static web server with routing, templating, and security in a single binary you can set up with zero code

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

The E.U., With Cheers From The FBI, Is Dismantling VPNs To Spy On Americans

submitted by NewsJunkie from thedailyfodder.com

KolibriOS is a tiny yet incredibly powerful and fast operating system. It requires only a few megabyte disk space and 8MB of RAM to run.

submitted by [deleted] from kolibrios.org

Twitter Has Locked Kanye's Account After He Posted An Antisemitic Tweet

submitted by neolib from buzzfeednews.com

Rabbit on Twitter: "The fact that NordVPN is using DMCA takedowns against Twitter accounts that criticize their security is significant evidence that you should avoid NordVPN."

submitted by carn0ld03 from twitter.com

How Zoom put 4 million computers at risk, of not only privacy breaches, but of being completely taken over by random people. And just as importantly, the hilarious drama that ensued.

submitted by Pis-dur from youtube.com

Nine in 10 Adults Think Buying Latest Smartphone Is ‘Waste of Money’

submitted by [deleted] from independent.co.uk

Archivists Are Trying to Make Sure a ‘Pirate Bay of Science’ Never Goes Down - A new project aims to make LibGen, which hosts 33 terabytes of scientific papers and books, much more stable. Free accessible science for future generations.

submitted by magnora7 from vice.com

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