Open Source

Bitchat: Why Decentralized Messaging Should Be Taken Seriously

August 22, 2026

Bit Chat introduces a decentralized messaging architecture that allows smartphones to act as communication nodes, bypassing traditional centralized infrastructure. This innovative approach enables local communication during internet outages, in congested areas, and in remote locations. While it presents exciting possibilities for resilience and privacy, its effectiveness hinges on device density and user participation, making it a technology worth monitoring and experimenting with.

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Technological Feudalism: Are We Sliding Back 500 Years?

August 7, 2025

We are witnessing a quiet revolution, but it does not look like any revolution we have been taught to recognize. There are no barricades, no manifestos, no storming of palaces. Instead, the revolution is happening in our pockets, on our screens, and in the fine print of terms of service agreements that nobody reads.

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From Military Research To Global Privacy: The Strategic Birth Of Tor

March 1, 2024

The development of Tor began as a military initiative aimed at secure communication and evolved into a public network that enhances global privacy. By transitioning to an open source model, Tor increased user anonymity and trust, allowing for widespread adoption. This strategic decision underscores the importance of a diverse user base in maintaining effective anonymity, despite the potential for controversial uses.