People are being gradually conditioned to accept the idea that they no longer own their purchases. What would a post-ownership society mean for personal freedom?
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Getting a nice computer can be expensive. A used computer is an affordable alternative, but what do you look for?
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A discussion of how Free/Libre Software can benefit the public health system.
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An examination of mobile app economy incentives and their consequences.
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A trenchant, entertaining comparison of Syncthing with its proprietary alternatives.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation describes how to deal with the many privacy risks that accompany smartphone use.
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The Free Software Foundation shares stories about the fight to preserve user freedom in remote learning.
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Intel's Converged Security and Management Engine contains an unfixable flaw that may allow an attacker to compromise a system's root of trust.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation examines the numerous ways that Google profits from data collection.
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Zoom's increased usage is causing its security and privacy issues to come under scrutiny.
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