Category: News & Politics
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2020 Timeline of Crazy Events
A timeline of the major events that occurred during this year. Including scientific breakthroughs, Black Lives Matter and of course COVID-19.
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Right to Repair
Right to Repair laws needs to become a reality. It’s becoming harder to repair devices and thus increase longevity. This practice not only fucks over people’s wallets, it’s taking a terrible toll on the environment. I’ll never forget a video posted by a friend where he had to take apart an entire laptop. This was…
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Why This Bernie Bro Doesn’t Think Impeachment is a Great Idea
My sentiment towards Trump is about as hostile as those who constantly call for his impeachment. However, I’ve shy’d away from backing this because I think it’s a tactical error. In fact, I recently had an exchange with someone who acknowledged the shortcomings of an impeachment. However, still insisted it had to be done anyways…
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Equifax’s Breach: 5 Things To Do About It
Discussing Equifax’s recent data breach that’s affecting 143 million people. Also some simple things to do in protecting yourself.
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Site Owners – Support Net Neutrality (here’s how)
On July 12th, 2017 there will be a massive show of support for Net Neutrality. Sites from across the web will display a prominent alert on their homepage that shows the world what the web will look like without net neutrality. There are “spinning wheel of death”, “blocked”, and “upgrade” alert modals; plan to…
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Donating Free Rice
No joke the website is called freerice.com and all you do is play a word puzzle on their front page. For every answer you get right, 10 grains of rice is donated. They are working with the World Food Program to help end hunger in various regions across the globe. It is free to use…
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Nuclear Waste In Neighborhood
Well… this is something you don’t see everyday. The convoy of trucks hauling this nuclear waste was halted long enough to get a good video recording of it. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oANCQyWluOk&w=560&h=315]
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How this web host is backing Net Neutrality
Web host gives FCC a 28.8Kbps slow lane in net neutrality protest NeoCities finds FCC’s internal IP block, throttles connections to dial-up speed. by Jon Brodkin – May 9 2014, 9:23am CST Lots of people are angry about FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler’s Internet “fast lane” proposal that would let Internet service providers charge Web services…