Joi Ito Already Admitted on the Record That Bill Gates Had Paid MIT Through Jeffrey Epstein

An important exhibit for the accurate historical record (because MIT has been trying to deny truth itself)

Massachusetts Institute of Tall Tales (MIT) Covers Up Bill Gates Bribery of MIT Through a High-Profile Pedophile, Citing No Evidence Other Than Representatives of Gates Himself

MIT does not properly investigate its big 'donor' Bill Gates; instead it helps perpetuate the myth that MIT is pure and Gates has no real connections to Epstein (because Gates and his staff say so)

Turn to RSS Feeds (and Local/Native RSS Readers) to Regain Control of the World Wide Web

QuiteRSS (or any other RSS/XML/Atom reader for that matter) helps liberate cyberspace, removing middlemen from one's consumption of information on the Internet; the World Wide Web is otherwise a lost cause, monopolised by companies that censor,...

Getting Reliable and Multi-Sourced News Summaries in RSS Readers With Multitude of Feeds

It's a lot better for the mind (reduced clutter) when RSS feeds are relied upon; it's also a good way to combat censorship and tackle centralisation/monopolisation

RSS Feeds Make Reading Fun Again, Mostly Distraction- and Provocation-Free

RSS feeds aren't about selling you stuff and manipulating/swaying you in some other direction (like click-bait inside timelines and sidebars, a de facto 'noise machine'), for they compete on grounds like reliability rather than clicks or "screen...

Why We Don't Issue (Purely) Political Messages

Techrights has always been a site about technology (with more political news picks, in raw form, relegated to Daily Links); we intend to keep it that way

Geminispace Syndication

Gemini space (or Geminispace) is growing fast and becoming rather big, with thousands of unique domains or capsules, so RSS-like tooling will become imperative to keep abreast of important ones

Geminispace Syndication

Gemini space (or Geminispace) is growing fast and becoming rather big, with thousands of unique domains or capsules, so RSS-like tooling will become imperative to keep abreast of important ones

Links 26/2/2022: Wine 7.3 and Some Linux Gadget Reviews

Links for the day

Melinda and Zoophilia Found in Tandem in the Illegal Pornographic 'Stash' of Bill Gates' Engineer

The files collected by the personal engineer of Bill and Melinda Gates (some stored on external media) keep getting weirder and weirder the closer one looks at the filenames; there are instances of zoophilia, sometimes padded by the name of the boss

CAUTIONARY TALE: Ukraine's Story Shows Proprietary Software Ought to be Avoided

There's a lot to be seen and to be said about what goes on in Ukraine from a purely technological perspective; at times of war nations are, in general, vastly better off with Free software, not "licensed" proprietary software from some other nation

CAUTIONARY TALE: Ukraine's Story Shows Proprietary Software Ought to be Avoided

There's a lot to be seen and to be said about what goes on in Ukraine from a purely technological perspective; at times of war nations are, in general, vastly better off with Free software, not "licensed" proprietary software from some other nation

IRC Proceedings: Friday, February 25, 2022

IRC logs for Friday, February 25, 2022