What FOSS means to us, and should to everyone
Free software is something that we really all should be happy to pay for, either financially, with our time, or however we can.
Free software is something that we really all should be happy to pay for, either financially, with our time, or however we can.
Over the last two years we’ve got a lot of things right but also plenty wrong. Looking forward there are a lot of improvements to make and new features that we want to build.
The Climate Strike License, lets developers prohibit the use of their code by applications or companies that threaten to accelerate climate change through fossil fuel extraction.
It’s taken us longer than we ever planned we have finished building our own new sustainably hosted DNS network. It’s fast, efficient, and green and we are pretty pleased about it.
Since the announcement that CentOS was changing, we have been thinking about our alternative options. This is why we are choosing to put our faith in and servers on Debian.
Your default search engine finds everything you could possibly need to know, but you could choose one that saves the planet and protects your privacy too.
Branch is a great online magazine “for people who dream of a sustainable and just internet for all.”
Nobody really reads the Terms of Service, Terms of Use, or Privacy Policy of all the online services they use. Here’s why you should and a useful tool to help.
A simple and brief explanation of what Mail Transfer Agent Strict Transport Security is and how it works.
You should watch this documentary on the Cambridge Analytica scandal If you care at all about data privacy issues, or if you are blissfully ignorant of them.