Category Archives: digital privacy

The website “Fellowship of the Minds” apparently used WordPress software, but I don’t think it was a free site. If it had been hosted for free by Automattic (the WordPress corporation), I would understand that the WordPress corporation would have … Continue reading →

I have some respect for Pat Lang, who in turn has some toleration for the so-called “Twisted Genius.” However, I have never liked anything the Twisted Genius has written, and his most recent post moved me to genuine resentment. However, … Continue reading →

By now, everyone has heard that Wikipedia is a psyop, and Philip Cross is the latest operative to be named. However, this was never much of a secret. Wikipedia has always been awful. Jimmy Wales was a horrible person when … Continue reading →

Quote: The team behind secure messaging app Signal says Amazon has threatened to kick the app off its CloudFront web service unless Signal drops the anti-censorship practice known as domain-fronting. Google recently banned the practice, which lets developers disguise web traffic … Continue reading →

At various times in the USA’s history, the legal authorities have implemented very effective divide-and-conquer tactics that have made the common folk afraid to voice their political opinions openly. The Ku Klux Klan believed that negroes had to be suppressed, … Continue reading →