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#anticensorship

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Justin D Kruger (he/him)

#HELP

I just received a concerning email from the OTF (@opentechfund.bsky.social) stating that a major source of their funding is in jeopardy.

If you care about open-source, anti-censorship, or the open internet, please consider supporting one of the projects they fund.

#FOSS #OpenSource #TechNews
#USPol #Politics #News #PoliticalNews
#NetNeutrality #EFF
#Wikimedia #Signal #SignalApp
#TOR #TAILs #OpenVPN #VPN #LetsEncrypt #HTTPS #SSL
#Censorship #AntiCensorship

opentech.fund/projects-we-supp

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Dave Fenichel

Efforts to Prevent Vanishing Government Web Pages Continue:
After the presidential inauguration in January, many federal web pages, including information about #climate change, reproductive #health, #gender identity and sexual orientation have been restricted, altered or completely taken down. Thanks to @waybackmachine many of these pages still exist in their original context in the @internetarchive — freely accessible to the public.
#dataPreservation #libraries #libraryScience #openGovernment #anticensorship #lgbtqia #ushistory #history #erasure #bodyAutonomy #dei #climateJustice #climateStrike #humanHistoryIsHistory #publicDomain #classWarIsReal #cultureWarIsDisinfo

eotarchive.org/

End of Term Web ArchiveEnd of Term Web ArchiveThe End of Term Web Archive is a collaborative initiative that collects, preserves, and makes accessible United States Government websites at the end of presidential administrations.
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Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. 👨🏻‍💻🧬

#TorProject #2024: Year in Review
Improving performance and #security
- Onion Services improvements
- Vanguards support
- Memory and Bandwidth tracking and support
Expanding #anticensorship capabilities
- WebTunnel
- Snowflake
Advancing outreach and advocacy
- Joining forces with Tails
Preparing #Tor for the future
- Human-friendly .onion addresses
blog.torproject.org/2024-year-

blog.torproject.org2024: Year in Review | Tor ProjectAs we reflect on the past year, let's review the progress we've made on some of our most important projects.
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Joshua M 🇦🇺

@esrtweet continues

“On the meta-level, having that as a positively asserted community value would have made it far more difficult for the Marxists/wokies to do their entryism thing. They would have been recognized as a fundamentally toxic phenomenon sooner. Failure of leadership on my part. …on this I screwed up, and I feel bad about it.” — @esrtweet ( x.com/esrtweet/status/18868943 )

X (formerly Twitter)Eric S. Raymond (@esrtweet) on XOne of my regrets about my years of being Mr. Famous Guy, when I had maximum leadership leverage, is that I didn't foresee the political threat to open source. I thought it was enough to be apolitical, invite everybody to be part of our development community, and that everybody
#freesoftware#freeculture#foss
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Joshua M 🇦🇺

x.com/esrtweet/status/18868943

“One of my regrets about my years of being Mr. Famous Guy, when I had maximum leadership leverage, is that I didn't foresee the political threat to open source.
I thought it was enough to be apolitical, invite everybody to be part of our development community, and that everybody would continue to keep politics out of the coding. Including even my own libertarian politics.
If I had known what was coming, I would have made a big deal about insisting that the open source community had to have one positive political value: free speech and opposition to censorship. That would have been justified on the object level, because we can't function when those political conditions are violated.” — @esrtweet (x.com) @esrtweet

X (formerly Twitter)Eric S. Raymond (@esrtweet) on XOne of my regrets about my years of being Mr. Famous Guy, when I had maximum leadership leverage, is that I didn't foresee the political threat to open source. I thought it was enough to be apolitical, invite everybody to be part of our development community, and that everybody
#freesoftware#freeculture#foss
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