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How to safely erase (wipe out) files or folders on Linux February 1, 2012
Posted in Linux, privacy.
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How I used Scroogle to “fix” a computer January 23, 2012
Posted in funnies, privacy.
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Installing Freenet on Ubuntu server (command line) December 25, 2011
Posted in cryptography, privacy, servers.
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Installing and controlling a Tor relay on Linux via command line only December 24, 2011
Posted in cryptography, privacy, servers.
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Lists of Tor nodes December 23, 2011
Posted in privacy, security, web development.
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VisualGPG 0.1.2 November 20, 2011
Posted in GnuPG & co, privacy.
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VisualGPG, a simple GUI for GnuPG (for Windows) November 6, 2011
Posted in GnuPG & co, privacy.
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Compiling GnuPG 1.x on Linux for Windows October 29, 2011
Posted in privacy, programming.
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Sending and receiving encrypted e-mails (on Windows) October 26, 2011
Posted in privacy, software.
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A few free (and working! ;)) trashable e-mail services August 12, 2011
Posted in Internet, privacy.
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Facebook is tagging spammy users and threatening you April 16, 2011
Posted in funnies, privacy, social network stuff.
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A Scroogle search box example code February 26, 2011
Posted in Google, privacy, web development.
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Gmail’s custom ‘From’ address: all ur ID R belong to us February 8, 2011
Posted in Google, privacy, Yahoo.
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Installing and running Wuala in Linux using only command line December 25, 2010
Posted in privacy, security.
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We are now Google-free!!! October 25, 2010
Posted in Google, privacy, site news.
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Scroogle SSL search in Iron and Opera October 10, 2010
Posted in Chrome/Chromium, Google, Opera, privacy.
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More tips to freedom on a restricted computer environment May 7, 2010
Posted in privacy, security.
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General safety on Facebook April 14, 2010
Posted in funnies, privacy.
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Tips to freedom on a restricted computer environment November 18, 2009
Posted in privacy, web filtering.
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Closing our feedburner RSS feed January 20, 2009
Posted in Google, privacy, site news.
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Does issuing passports make Microsoft a country? April 20, 2007
Posted in Microsoft, privacy.
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Justice Department takes aim at image-sharing sites March 4, 2007
Posted in digital rights and DRMs, privacy.
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Help end the RIAA’s rampage February 25, 2007
Posted in digital rights and DRMs, privacy.
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Is Internet Explorer 7 spying on me ? October 22, 2006
Posted in Microsoft, privacy.
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Data breaches near 94 million public records October 2, 2006
Posted in privacy.
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