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Sarà presentato Freenet, un sistema per la pubblicazione ed il recupero di informazioni su Internet in forma anonima e non censurabile.

Ian Clarke discusses the Freenet Project and Revver.com with JD Lasica at South by Southwest on March 13, 2006. This is the high-quality version in H.264 (QuickTime 7).

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108 — Ecco come procedere passo passo all'installazione di Freenet, cosa aspettarsi durante la procedura e quali scelte e opzioni attivare. Così si scende (o si sale? nelle darknet.

This is a 4 pages boucher for Vancouver Regional Freenet printed in October 1993

https://wiki.preterhuman.net/The_Philosophy_Behind_Freenet _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Please consider a donation to the Higher Intellect project. See https://preterhuman.net/donate.php or the Donate to Higher Intellect page for more info. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Philosophy Behind Freenet _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Philosophy behind Freenet                   By Ian Clarke                 1. A Disclaimer                 There are many reasons why people get involved in the Freenet Project. Some share the                 views outlined in this document; some share variations of these views, which are also                 served by what we are trying to achieve; and some just enjoy the technical challenge.                 These are the ideas which motivated me to architect the system in the first place, but not                 necessarily the views that everyone involved in the Freenet project holds.                  2. Suggested prior reading                 For this document to make sense, you should probably know what Freenet is. You can get a                 good overview on the What is Freenet?                   3. The importance of the Free flow of information                 Freedom of speech, in most western cultures, is generally considered to be one of the most                 important rights any individual might have. Why is the freedom to share ideas and opinions                 so important? There are several ways to answer this question.                  3.1 Communication is what makes us human                 One of the most obvious differences between mankind and the rest of the animal kingdom is                 our ability to communicate sophisticated and abstract concepts. While we constantly                 discover that animal's communication ability is more sophisticated than previously                 assumed, it is unlikely that any other animal approaches our own level of ability in this area.                  3.2 Knowledge is good                 Most people, given the option of knowing something and not knowing something, will                 choose to have more information rather than less. Wars have been won and lost over who                 was better-informed. This is because being better-informed allows us to make better                 decisions, and generally improve our ability to survive and be successful.                  3.3 Democracy assumes a well informed population                 Many people today live under democratic governments, and those who don't, probably want                 to. Democracy is an answer to the question of how to create leaders, while preventing them                 from abusing that power. It achieves this by giving the population the power to regulate their                 government through voting, yet the ability to vote does not necessarily mean that you live in                 a democratic country. For a population to regulate their government effectively it must know                 what their government is doing, they must be well informed. It is a feedback loop, but this                 loop can be broken if the government has the power to control the information the population                 has access to.                  4. Censorship and freedom                 Everyone values their freedom, in fact, many consider it so important that they will die for it.                 People like to think that they are free to form and hold whatever opinions they like,                 particularly in western countries. Consider now that someone had the ability to control the                 information you have access to. This would give them the ability to manipulate your                 opinions by hiding some facts from you, by presenting you with lies and censoring anything                 that contradicted those lies. This is not some Orwellian fiction, it is standard practice for most                 western governments to lie to their populations, so much so, that people now take it for                 granted, despite the fact that this undermines the very democratic principals which justify the                 government's existence in the first place.                  5. The solution                 The only way to ensure that a democracy will remain effective is to ensure that the                 government cannot control its population's ability to share information, to communicate. So                 long as everything we see and hear is filtered, we are not truly free. Freenet's aim is to allow                 two or more people who wish to share information, to do so.                  6. Isn't censorship sometimes necessary?                  Of course no issue is black and white, and there are many who feel that censorship is a                  good thing in some circumstances. For example, in some European countries propagating                  information deemed to be racist is illegal. Governments seek to prevent people from                  advocating ideas which are deemed damaging to society. There are two answers to this                  however. The first is that you can't allow those in power to impose "good" censorship,                  without also enabling them to impose "bad" censorship. To impose any form of censorship                  a government must have the ability to monitor and thus restrict communication. There are                  already criticisms that the anti-racism censorship in many European countries is hampering                  legitimate historical analysis of events such as the second world war.                   The second argument is that this "good" censorship is counter-productive even when it                  does not leak into other areas. For example, it is generally more effective when trying to                  persuade someone of something to present them with the arguments against it, and then                  answer those arguments. Unfortunately, preventing people from being aware of the often                  sophisticated arguments used by racists, makes them vulnerable to those arguments when                  they do eventually encounter them.                  Of course the first argument is the stronger one, and would still hold-true even if you didn't                  accept the second. Basically, you either have censorship, or you don't. There is no                  middle-ground.                  7. But why is anonymity necessary?                  You cannot have freedom of speech without the option to remain anonymous. Most                  censorship is retrospective, it is generally much easier to curtail free speech by punishing                  those who exercise it afterward, rather than preventing them from doing it in the first place.                  The only way to prevent this is to remain anonymous. It is a common misconception that                  you cannot trust anonymous information. This is not necessarily true, using digital                  signatures people can create a secure anonymous pseudonym which, in time, people can                  learn to trust. Freenet incorporates a mechanism called "subspaces" to facilitate this.                  8. And what of copyright?                  Of course much of Freenet's publicity has centered around the issue of copyright, and thus I                  will speak to it briefly. The core problem with copyright is that enforcement of it requires                  monitoring of communications, and you cannot be guaranteed free speech if someone is                  monitoring everything you say. This is important, most people fail to see or address this                  point when debating the issue of copyright, so let me make it clear:                       You cannot guarantee freedom of speech and enforce copyright law                  It is for this reason that Freenet, a system designed to protect Freedom of Speech, must                 prevent enforcement of copyright.                  9. But how will artists be rewarded for their work without copyright?                  Firstly, even if copyright were the only way that artists could be rewarded for their work,                  then I would contend that freedom is more important than having professional artists (those                  who claim that we would have no art do not understand creativity: people will always                  create, it is a compulsion, the only question is whether they can do it for a living).                   Secondly, it could be questioned whether copyright is effective even now. The music                  industry is one of the most vocally opposed to enhancements in communication                  technology, yet according to many of the artists who should be rewarded by copyright, it is                  failing to do so. Rather it has allowed middle-men to gain control over the mechanisms of                  distribution, to the detriment of both artists and the public.                  10. Alternatives to Copyright                  Fortunately it won't come to this. There are many alternative ways to reward artists. The                  simplest is voluntary payment. This is an extension of the patronage system which was                  frequently used to reward artists prior to copyright, where a wealthy person would fund an                  artist to allow them to create full-time. The Internet permits an interesting extension of this                  idea, where rather than having just one wealthy patron, you could have hundreds of                  thousands, contributing small amounts of money over the Internet.                   We actually practice what we preach in this regard too, on the 15th of March 2001 the                  Freenet Project started taking donations, and within a week we had collected over $1000.                  11. More sophisticated approaches: Fairshare                  Of course some people ridicule this idea on the basis (I assume) that nobody would ever                  pay for something unless forced to do so (despite significant evidence to the contrary).                  While I disagree with their rather depressing outlook on humanity, there are more                  sophisticated mechanisms which do appeal to people's self-interest, such as "Fairshare",                  where people can buy in to artists much as a venture capitalist will buy into an idea they                  like, and if that artist is successful they will be rewarded in proportion to their original                  contribution. This has the nice effect of encouraging people to give more money to obscure                  artists who they believe have potential. If their investment doesn't pay-off, then they still                  have the satisfaction that they contributed to an artist whose work they enjoy. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Category: Internet _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ This page was last edited on 23 July 2019, at 14:51. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

If you want to learn more about FUTO and what we're doing to help put the power of computers back into the hands of the people, go to our website: https://futo.org/ Applications for the Summer 2023 FUTO Fellows program is now open, so feel free to send your application to [email protected] Freenet Website - https://freenet.org/ This was filmed by @TheKinoCorner at the FUTO Self-Hosted Summit on March 17, 2023.

If you want to learn more about FUTO and what we're doing to help put the power of computers back into the hands of the people, go to our website: https://futo.org/ Applications for the Summer 2023 FUTO Fellows program is now open, so feel free to send your application to [email protected] Freenet Website - https://freenet.org/ This was filmed by @TheKinoCorner at the FUTO Self-Hosted Summit on March 17, 2023.

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The centralization of the internet poses a fundamental threat to individual freedom. In 2023, a few corporations control most internet services and infrastructure, wielding immense power with little accountability. This threatens democracy, as these corporations can censor content, exploit our data, and exclude users from essential services. In this talk, Ian Clarke, founder and architect of Freenet, discusses how to build decentralized apps on the new Freenet platform. Chapters 00:00 History of the Internet 02:23 Why Decentralize the Internet 09:19 What is Freenet? 10:39 Contracts and State 13:55 Searching in a Small World 16:53 Anatomy of a Decentralized App 19:46 Contract Interface Types 22:05 Contract Interface Functions 25:56 Global Consistency: Order-Independent State Merging 28:56 Delegates 31:56 Case Study: Messaging 38:07 What Else Can Be Built on Freenet? 40:55 Current Status 42:19 Q&A

Freenet is a distributed and decentralized information storage and retrieval system. The program is designed to allow for the free distribution of information on the Internet without fear of censorship. To achieve this, it provides anonymity to people placing information into Freenet, and to people accessing information from Freenet. Freenet is also totally decentralized. No one is in control of Freenet, not even its creators. This makes it virtually impossible to force the removal of a piece of information from the system. Furthermore, Freenet provides many efficiencies over more conventional means of information distribution, such as the World Wide Web, through its dynamic caching and mirroring of content.

Presented at the Phoenix Linux Users Group's Security Session on February 15th 2018 by Aaron Jones. Learn about Freenet and why it is pretty cool. We will be discussing how Freenet can increase your privacy, enhance your security, and reduce major corporations from being able to track you or use your browsing habits for their profits. We will also be discussing what Freenet is not, what vulnerabilities exist, and how it can be used to harm you as well. For more Information or to follow along with the slides go to: https://retro64xyz.github.io/computers/2018/02/11/introduction-to-freenet/

A world wide web foi concebida e construída a partir de um fundamento principal: a liberdade pela conexão em rede, e não demorou para se tornar o carro-chefe da liberdade de expressão do século XXI. Com ela, não somos apenas consumidores de informação, somos também produtores. Mas o quanto somos realmente livres na internet para acessar conteúdos, e nos expressarmos? Quem governa a rede? Com quais interesses? Temos privacidade? Quem garante o direito de todos os cidadãos a uma conexão rápida e de baixo custo? Essas e outras questões são debatidas em FREENET por especialistas e ativistas como Lawrence Lessig, Jacob Applebaum, Glenn Greenwald, Nnenna Nwakanma, Sergio Amadeu da Silveira, Edward Snowden, Frank La Rue e Catalina Botero entre outros. O filme passeia pela África, Índia, Estados Unidos, Brasil e Uruguai mostrando iniciativas e obstáculos para a democratização do acesso à internet e para a garantia de neutralidade da rede. FREENET é um filme que tem sua licença em CREATIVE COMMONS permitindo que outros distribuam, remixem, adaptem e criem a partir do seu trabalho, mesmo para fins comerciais, desde que lhe atribuam o devido crédito pela criação original. É a licença mais flexível de todas as licenças disponíveis pois pretendemos maximizar a disseminação e uso do conteúdo licenciados. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ EXIBIÇÕES PÚBLICAS Qualquer pessoa pode organizar uma exibição gratuita e aberta à comunidade. Para participar da rede de exibidores, basta preencher o formulário aqui: http://bit.ly/freenet_filme

This is a primer on how you can layer a hidden network over the public networks and operate only in a completely encrypted environment. This video will cover TOR, Lokinet, I2P, Freenet and the specific applications of the darknet vs the darkweb. ----------------------------------- BraX2 Privacy Phone is now available on https://brax.me. Sign in to the platform to see the store. ----------------------------------- Merch Store https://my-store-c37a50.creator-spring.com/ ----------------------------------- I'm the Internet Privacy Guy. I'm a public interest technologist. I'm here to educate. You are losing your Internet privacy and Internet security every day if you don't fight for it. Your data is collected with endless permanent data mining. Learn about a TOR router, a VPN , antivirus, spyware, firewalls, IP address, wifi triangulation, data privacy regulation, backups and tech tools, and evading mass surveillance from NSA, CIA, FBI. Learn how to be anonymous on the Internet so you are not profiled. Learn to speak freely with pseudo anonymity. Learn more about the dangers of the inernet and the dangers of social media, dangers of email. I like alternative communication technology like Amateur Radio and data communications using Analog. I'm a licensed HAM operator. Support this channel on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/user?u=17858353 Contact Rob on the Brax.Me App (@robbraxman) for encrypted conversations (open source platform) https://brax.me/home/rob Store for BytzVPN, BraxRouter, De-googled Privacy AOSP Phones, Linux phones, and merchandise https://bytzvpn.com Premium VPN with Pi-Hole, Cloud-Based TOR Routing https://whatthezuck.net Cybersecurity Reference https://brax.me Privacy Focused Social Media - Open Source Please follow me on Odysee https://odysee.com/$/invite/@RobBraxmanTech:6 Rumble https://rumble.com/c/robbraxman

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111 — Ora che si èinstallato il tutto si può passare all’operazione più importante: la pubblicazione di contenuti su Freenet.

Ian Clarke discusses the Freenet Project and Revver.com with JD Lasica at South by Southwest on March 13, 2006.

Declare your digital independence Locutus The Internet has grown increasingly centralized over the past 25 years, such that a handful of companies now effectively control the Internet infrastructure. The public square is privately owned, threatening freedom of speech and democracy. Locutus is a software platform that makes it easy to create decentralized alternatives to today's centralized tech companies. These decentralized apps will be easy to use, scalable, and secured through cryptography. Build Locutus apps with familiar tools like React or Vue.js . 1. Applications Examples of what can be built on Locutus include: Decentralized email (with a gateway to legacy email via the @freenet.org domain) Decentralized microblogging (think Twitter or Facebook) Instant Messaging (Whatsapp, Signal) Online Store (Amazon) Discussion (Reddit, HN) Video discovery (Youtube, TikTok) Search (Google, Bing) All will be completely decentralized, scalable, and cryptographically secure. We want Locutus to be useful out-of-the-box, so we plan to provide reference implementations for some or all of these. 2. Components Decentralized services that can be used by other decentralized services: 2.1 Reputation system Allows users to build up reputation over time based on feedback from those they interact with. Think of the feedback system in services like Uber, but with Locutus it will be entirely decentralized and cryptographically secure. It can be used for things like spam prevention (with IM and email), or fraud prevention (with an online store). This is conceptually similar to Freenet's Web of Trust plugin. 2.2 Arbiters Arbiters are trusted services that can perform tasks and authenticate the results, such as verifying that a contract had a particular state at a given time, or that external blockchains (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana etc) contain specific transactions. Trust is achieved through the reputation system. 3. How does it work? Locutus is a decentralized key-value database. It uses the same small world routing algorithm as the original Freenet design, but each key is a cryptographic contract implemented in Web Assembly , and the value associated with each contract is called its state . The role of the cryptographic contract is to specify what state is allowed for this contract, and how the state is modified. A very simple contract might require that the state is a list of messages, each signed with a specific cryptographic keypair. The state can be updated to add new messages if appropriately signed. Something like this could serve as the basis for a blog or Twitter feed. Locutus is implemented in Rust and will be available across all major operating systems, desktop and mobile. 4. Status We're working hard and expect an early prototype in May 2022. If you're a Rust developer and would like to help please talk to us in #locutus on Discord. You can also support Freenet through a donation . 5. Name Locutus is the development name for this software; it will probably change before launch. 6. Chat with us We're in #locutus on Discord, and also #freenet-locutus on Matrix . These rooms are bridged so it doesn't matter which you join. If you have questions you can also ask here . 7. Stay up to date Follow FreenetOrg on Twitter. 8. License This project is licensed under either of: Apache License, Version 2.0, ( LICENSE-APACHE orhttp://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0) MIT license ( LICENSE-MIT orhttp://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) To restore the repository download the bundle wget https://archive.org/download/github.com-freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-19_06-14-36/freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-19_06-14-36.bundle and run: git clone freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-19_06-14-36.bundle Source: https://github.com/freenet/locutus Uploader: freenet Upload date: 2022-04-19

The dramatic mobile data traffic growth is not only resulting in the spectrum crunch but is also leading to exorbitant energy consumption. It is thus desirable to liberate mobile and wireless networks from the constraint of the spectrum scarcity and to rein in the growing energy consumption. This article introduces FreeNet, figuratively synonymous to "Free Network", which engineers the spectrum and energy harvesting techniques to alleviate the spectrum and energy constraints by sensing and harvesting spare spectrum for data communications and utilizing renewable energy as power supplies, respectively. Hence, FreeNet increases the spectrum and energy efficiency of wireless networks and enhances the network availability. As a result, FreeNet can be deployed to alleviate network congestion in urban areas, provision broadband services in rural areas, and upgrade emergency communication capacity. This article provides a brief analysis of the design of FreeNet that accommodates the dynamics of the spare spectrum and employs renewable energy.

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Declare your digital independence Locutus The Internet has grown increasingly centralized over the past 25 years, such that a handful of companies now effectively control the Internet infrastructure. The public square is privately owned, threatening freedom of speech and democracy. Locutus is a software platform that makes it easy to create decentralized alternatives to today's centralized tech companies. These decentralized apps will be easy to use, scalable, and secured through cryptography. Build Locutus apps with familiar tools like React or Vue.js . 1. Applications Examples of what can be built on Locutus include: Decentralized email (with a gateway to legacy email via the @freenet.org domain) Decentralized microblogging (think Twitter or Facebook) Instant Messaging (Whatsapp, Signal) Online Store (Amazon) Discussion (Reddit, HN) Video discovery (Youtube, TikTok) Search (Google, Bing) All will be completely decentralized, scalable, and cryptographically secure. We want Locutus to be useful out-of-the-box, so we plan to provide reference implementations for some or all of these. 2. Components Decentralized services that can be used by other decentralized services: 2.1 Reputation system Allows users to build up reputation over time based on feedback from those they interact with. Think of the feedback system in services like Uber, but with Locutus it will be entirely decentralized and cryptographically secure. It can be used for things like spam prevention (with IM and email), or fraud prevention (with an online store). This is conceptually similar to Freenet's Web of Trust plugin. 2.2 Arbiters Arbiters are trusted services that can perform tasks and authenticate the results, such as verifying that a contract had a particular state at a given time, or that external blockchains (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana etc) contain specific transactions. Trust is achieved through the reputation system. 3. How does it work? Locutus is a decentralized key-value database. It uses the same small world routing algorithm as the original Freenet design, but each key is a cryptographic contract implemented in Web Assembly , and the value associated with each contract is called its state . The role of the cryptographic contract is to specify what state is allowed for this contract, and how the state is modified. A very simple contract might require that the state is a list of messages, each signed with a specific cryptographic keypair. The state can be updated to add new messages if appropriately signed. Something like this could serve as the basis for a blog or Twitter feed. Locutus is implemented in Rust and will be available across all major operating systems, desktop and mobile. 4. Status We're working hard and expect an early prototype in May 2022. If you're a Rust developer and would like to help please talk to us in #locutus on Discord. You can also support Freenet through a donation . 5. Name Locutus is the development name for this software; it will probably change before launch. 6. Chat with us We're in #locutus on Discord, and also #freenet-locutus on Matrix . These rooms are bridged so it doesn't matter which you join. If you have questions you can also ask here . 7. Stay up to date Follow FreenetOrg on Twitter. 8. License This project is licensed under either of: Apache License, Version 2.0, ( LICENSE-APACHE orhttp://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0) MIT license ( LICENSE-MIT orhttp://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) To restore the repository download the bundle wget https://archive.org/download/github.com-freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-20_19-27-38/freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-20_19-27-38.bundle and run: git clone freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-20_19-27-38.bundle Source: https://github.com/freenet/locutus Uploader: freenet Upload date: 2022-04-20

Declare your digital independence Locutus The Internet has grown increasingly centralized over the past 25 years, such that a handful of companies now effectively control the Internet infrastructure. The public square is privately owned, threatening freedom of speech and democracy. Locutus is a software platform that makes it easy to create decentralized alternatives to today's centralized tech companies. These decentralized apps will be easy to use, scalable, and secured through cryptography. Build Locutus apps with familiar tools like React or Vue.js . 1. Applications Examples of what can be built on Locutus include: Decentralized email (with a gateway to legacy email via the @freenet.org domain) Decentralized microblogging (think Twitter or Facebook) Instant Messaging (Whatsapp, Signal) Online Store (Amazon) Discussion (Reddit, HN) Video discovery (Youtube, TikTok) Search (Google, Bing) All will be completely decentralized, scalable, and cryptographically secure. We want Locutus to be useful out-of-the-box, so we plan to provide reference implementations for some or all of these. 2. Components Decentralized services that can be used by other decentralized services: 2.1 Reputation system Allows users to build up reputation over time based on feedback from those they interact with. Think of the feedback system in services like Uber, but with Locutus it will be entirely decentralized and cryptographically secure. It can be used for things like spam prevention (with IM and email), or fraud prevention (with an online store). This is conceptually similar to Freenet's Web of Trust plugin. 2.2 Arbiters Arbiters are trusted services that can perform tasks and authenticate the results, such as verifying that a contract had a particular state at a given time, or that external blockchains (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana etc) contain specific transactions. Trust is achieved through the reputation system. 3. How does it work? Locutus is a decentralized key-value database. It uses the same small world routing algorithm as the original Freenet design, but each key is a cryptographic contract implemented in Web Assembly , and the value associated with each contract is called its state . The role of the cryptographic contract is to specify what state is allowed for this contract, and how the state is modified. A very simple contract might require that the state is a list of messages, each signed with a specific cryptographic keypair. The state can be updated to add new messages if appropriately signed. Something like this could serve as the basis for a blog or Twitter feed. Locutus is implemented in Rust and will be available across all major operating systems, desktop and mobile. 4. Status We're working hard and expect an early prototype in May 2022. If you're a Rust developer and would like to help please talk to us in #locutus on Discord. You can also support Freenet through a donation . 5. Name Locutus is the development name for this software; it will probably change before launch. 6. Chat with us We're in #locutus on Discord, and also #freenet-locutus on Matrix . These rooms are bridged so it doesn't matter which you join. If you have questions you can also ask here . 7. Stay up to date Follow FreenetOrg on Twitter. 8. License This project is licensed under either of: Apache License, Version 2.0, ( LICENSE-APACHE orhttp://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0) MIT license ( LICENSE-MIT orhttp://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) To restore the repository download the bundle wget https://archive.org/download/github.com-freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-20_19-27-38/freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-20_19-27-38.bundle and run: git clone freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-20_19-27-38.bundle Source: https://github.com/freenet/locutus Uploader: freenet Upload date: 2022-04-20

Declare your digital independence Locutus The Internet has grown increasingly centralized over the past 25 years, such that a handful of companies now effectively control the Internet infrastructure. The public square is privately owned, threatening freedom of speech and democracy. Locutus is a software platform that makes it easy to create decentralized alternatives to today's centralized tech companies. These decentralized apps will be easy to use, scalable, and secured through cryptography. Build Locutus apps with familiar tools like React or Vue.js . 1. Applications Examples of what can be built on Locutus include: Decentralized email (with a gateway to legacy email via the @freenet.org domain) Decentralized microblogging (think Twitter or Facebook) Instant Messaging (Whatsapp, Signal) Online Store (Amazon) Discussion (Reddit, HN) Video discovery (Youtube, TikTok) Search (Google, Bing) All will be completely decentralized, scalable, and cryptographically secure. We want Locutus to be useful out-of-the-box, so we plan to provide reference implementations for some or all of these. 2. Components Decentralized services that can be used by other decentralized services: 2.1 Reputation system Allows users to build up reputation over time based on feedback from those they interact with. Think of the feedback system in services like Uber, but with Locutus it will be entirely decentralized and cryptographically secure. It can be used for things like spam prevention (with IM and email), or fraud prevention (with an online store). This is conceptually similar to Freenet's Web of Trust plugin. 2.2 Arbiters Arbiters are trusted services that can perform tasks and authenticate the results, such as verifying that a contract had a particular state at a given time, or that external blockchains (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana etc) contain specific transactions. Trust is achieved through the reputation system. 3. How does it work? Locutus is a decentralized key-value database. It uses the same small world routing algorithm as the original Freenet design, but each key is a cryptographic contract implemented in Web Assembly , and the value associated with each contract is called its state . The role of the cryptographic contract is to specify what state is allowed for this contract, and how the state is modified. A very simple contract might require that the state is a list of messages, each signed with a specific cryptographic keypair. The state can be updated to add new messages if appropriately signed. Something like this could serve as the basis for a blog or Twitter feed. Locutus is implemented in Rust and will be available across all major operating systems, desktop and mobile. 4. Status We're working hard and expect an early prototype in May 2022. If you're a Rust developer and would like to help please talk to us in #locutus on Discord. You can also support Freenet through a donation . 5. Name Locutus is the development name for this software; it will probably change before launch. 6. Chat with us We're in #locutus on Discord, and also #freenet-locutus on Matrix . These rooms are bridged so it doesn't matter which you join. If you have questions you can also ask here . 7. Stay up to date Follow FreenetOrg on Twitter. 8. License This project is licensed under either of: Apache License, Version 2.0, ( LICENSE-APACHE orhttp://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0) MIT license ( LICENSE-MIT orhttp://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) To restore the repository download the bundle wget https://archive.org/download/github.com-freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-20_19-27-38/freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-20_19-27-38.bundle and run: git clone freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-20_19-27-38.bundle Source: https://github.com/freenet/locutus Uploader: freenet Upload date: 2022-04-20

Declare your digital independence Locutus The Internet has grown increasingly centralized over the past 25 years, such that a handful of companies now effectively control the Internet infrastructure. The public square is privately owned, threatening freedom of speech and democracy. Locutus is a software platform that makes it easy to create decentralized alternatives to today's centralized tech companies. These decentralized apps will be easy to use, scalable, and secured through cryptography. Build Locutus apps with familiar tools like React or Vue.js . 1. Applications Examples of what can be built on Locutus include: Decentralized email (with a gateway to legacy email via the @freenet.org domain) Decentralized microblogging (think Twitter or Facebook) Instant Messaging (Whatsapp, Signal) Online Store (Amazon) Discussion (Reddit, HN) Video discovery (Youtube, TikTok) Search (Google, Bing) All will be completely decentralized, scalable, and cryptographically secure. We want Locutus to be useful out-of-the-box, so we plan to provide reference implementations for some or all of these. 2. Components Decentralized services that can be used by other decentralized services: 2.1 Reputation system Allows users to build up reputation over time based on feedback from those they interact with. Think of the feedback system in services like Uber, but with Locutus it will be entirely decentralized and cryptographically secure. It can be used for things like spam prevention (with IM and email), or fraud prevention (with an online store). This is conceptually similar to Freenet's Web of Trust plugin. 2.2 Arbiters Arbiters are trusted services that can perform tasks and authenticate the results, such as verifying that a contract had a particular state at a given time, or that external blockchains (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana etc) contain specific transactions. Trust is achieved through the reputation system. 3. How does it work? Locutus is a decentralized key-value database. It uses the same small world routing algorithm as the original Freenet design, but each key is a cryptographic contract implemented in Web Assembly , and the value associated with each contract is called its state . The role of the cryptographic contract is to specify what state is allowed for this contract, and how the state is modified. A very simple contract might require that the state is a list of messages, each signed with a specific cryptographic keypair. The state can be updated to add new messages if appropriately signed. Something like this could serve as the basis for a blog or Twitter feed. Locutus is implemented in Rust and will be available across all major operating systems, desktop and mobile. 4. Status We're working hard and expect an early prototype in May 2022. If you're a Rust developer and would like to help please talk to us in #locutus on Discord. You can also support Freenet through a donation . 5. Name Locutus is the development name for this software; it will probably change before launch. 6. Chat with us We're in #locutus on Discord, and also #freenet-locutus on Matrix . These rooms are bridged so it doesn't matter which you join. If you have questions you can also ask here . 7. Stay up to date Follow FreenetOrg on Twitter. 8. License This project is licensed under either of: Apache License, Version 2.0, ( LICENSE-APACHE orhttp://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0) MIT license ( LICENSE-MIT orhttp://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) To restore the repository download the bundle wget https://archive.org/download/github.com-freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-19_19-29-16/freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-19_19-29-16.bundle and run: git clone freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-19_19-29-16.bundle Source: https://github.com/freenet/locutus Uploader: freenet Upload date: 2022-04-19

Declare your digital independence Locutus The Internet has grown increasingly centralized over the past 25 years, such that a handful of companies now effectively control the Internet infrastructure. The public square is privately owned, threatening freedom of speech and democracy. Locutus is a software platform that makes it easy to create decentralized alternatives to today's centralized tech companies. These decentralized apps will be easy to use, scalable, and secured through cryptography. Build Locutus apps with familiar tools like React or Vue.js . 1. Applications Examples of what can be built on Locutus include: Decentralized email (with a gateway to legacy email via the @freenet.org domain) Decentralized microblogging (think Twitter or Facebook) Instant Messaging (Whatsapp, Signal) Online Store (Amazon) Discussion (Reddit, HN) Video discovery (Youtube, TikTok) Search (Google, Bing) All will be completely decentralized, scalable, and cryptographically secure. We want Locutus to be useful out-of-the-box, so we plan to provide reference implementations for some or all of these. 2. Components Decentralized services that can be used by other decentralized services: 2.1 Reputation system Allows users to build up reputation over time based on feedback from those they interact with. Think of the feedback system in services like Uber, but with Locutus it will be entirely decentralized and cryptographically secure. It can be used for things like spam prevention (with IM and email), or fraud prevention (with an online store). This is conceptually similar to Freenet's Web of Trust plugin. 2.2 Arbiters Arbiters are trusted services that can perform tasks and authenticate the results, such as verifying that a contract had a particular state at a given time, or that external blockchains (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana etc) contain specific transactions. Trust is achieved through the reputation system. 3. How does it work? Locutus is a decentralized key-value database. It uses the same small world routing algorithm as the original Freenet design, but each key is a cryptographic contract implemented in Web Assembly , and the value associated with each contract is called its state . The role of the cryptographic contract is to specify what state is allowed for this contract, and how the state is modified. A very simple contract might require that the state is a list of messages, each signed with a specific cryptographic keypair. The state can be updated to add new messages if appropriately signed. Something like this could serve as the basis for a blog or Twitter feed. Locutus is implemented in Rust and will be available across all major operating systems, desktop and mobile. 4. Status We're working hard and expect an early prototype in May 2022. If you're a Rust developer and would like to help please talk to us in #locutus on Discord. You can also support Freenet through a donation . 5. Name Locutus is the development name for this software; it will probably change before launch. 6. Chat with us We're in #locutus on Discord, and also #freenet-locutus on Matrix . These rooms are bridged so it doesn't matter which you join. If you have questions you can also ask here . 7. Stay up to date Follow FreenetOrg on Twitter. 8. License This project is licensed under either of: Apache License, Version 2.0, ( LICENSE-APACHE orhttp://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0) MIT license ( LICENSE-MIT orhttp://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) To restore the repository download the bundle wget https://archive.org/download/github.com-freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-19_19-29-16/freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-19_19-29-16.bundle and run: git clone freenet-locutus_-_2022-04-19_19-29-16.bundle Source: https://github.com/freenet/locutus Uploader: freenet Upload date: 2022-04-19

24 — La celeberrima rete non solo continua a funzionare ma si attesta anche come risorsa stabile ed affidabile. Ecco cosa c'è da sapere su una delle più importanti risorse per la privacy online.

Usenet newsgroups within "culist.can-freenet", contributed courtesy of giganews.com . These captures omit most binary posts.

109 — Una volta compreso cosa è Freenet, quale la sua origine e le sue prospettive, e come si supporta, è il momento di iniziare a smanettarci sopra. Si parte con Fproxy.

30— L’altro ieri il Progetto Freenet ha annunciato una nuova release di Freenet, notizia prontamente riportata su Slashdot. Ma quali sono le caratteristiche principali della nuova versione e in che direzione ci si sta muovendo?

107 — Per capire cosa è la più rilevante rete anonima è bene capire da dove viene e dove sta andando. Le tre release di Freenet, lo psicodramma del pedo-terror-satanismo, il senso ultimo dell'anonimato.