The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Charles (Chas) Holloway is an American writer, publisher and public speaker. He is the creator of Open Source Government and is noted for developing fundamental scientific concepts in that field.
Mr. Holloway is the author of two books: The End: The Fall of the Political Class, and Breakout: Blockchain Vs. the Nation State (forthcoming), which are book’s one and two in the Open Source Government series.
In this space two projects that I have my eye on are Substratum (based in Ohio) and Dfinity.
Continue reading “Penguin: Serverless Open Space Projects Against #GoogleGestapo”
Amazon does not meet the requirements for anonymity, identity, privacy, and security. Indeed it appears to be taking inappropriate liberties in cross-correlating across silos of data that have an expectation of privilege.
Is Serverless the Future of Open Source and Software Development?
If you have ambition, open source at scale is essential
“No proprietary software can solve all the problems of companies that operate at the scale of Didi,” says Li Luo, technical director of big data at Didi Chuxing, the Uber of China
Open source key in federal IT modernization, adoption of emerging tech
The key tenants of modernization, like automation, speed, reuse and so on, align directly with the benefits open source has to offer.
Global Decentralized Communication Network
CodeMail is a secure, private, anonymous, decentralized communication network built on blockchain technology that allows people across the globe to interact freely without the threat of exposure or invasion of privacy.
‘We Are Climbing Rapidly Out of Humankind's Safe Zone': New Report Warns Dire Climate Warnings Not Dire Enough
In the new report—titled What Lies Beneath: The Understatement of Existential Climate Risk (pdf)—authors David Splatt and Ian Dunlop, researchers with the National Centre for Climate Restoration (Breakthrough), an independent think tank based in Australia, argue that the existential threats posed by the climate crisis have still not penetrated the collective psyche of humanity and that world leaders, even those demanding aggressive action, have not shown the kind of urgency or imagination that the scale of the pending catastrophe presents.
A useful compilation but still very passive — everything here can be done from a cubicle and can only be done via the Internet. The mention of Gray Literature is mis-guided since most gray literature is analog not digital.
