Editor’s Note: Earlier this year, I put up a poll on the LUA Publications Fascistbook page, asking for opinions on the subject matter of my second book. The options at the time were a book on vonu and crypto-anarchy or a direct action guide. The latter overwhelmingly won, but I’ve…
Tag: Crypto-Anarchy
On this episode of The Vonu Podcast, I’m joined by Jamin Biconik to continue our ongoing crypto-anarchism series. In addition to being an unschooling parent and permaculture farmer, Jamin is a hardware hacker, building GhostPads (privacy-focused laptops) and other technological tools that are must-haves for vonuans. More specifically, we discuss:…
Show Notes:Dr. Michael Laufer on TwitterThe Four Thieves Vinegar CollectiveEpiPencil Media Coverage Building The Agora:TheLibertyForge.comAnarchoCoffee.comEnemy of The State’s Dank Pod StashLiberty Under Attack Publications
In this 11th episode of our crypto-anarchism series here on TVP, I invite my friend and colleague, Matthew Raymer, on to talk about Darklance, a project we’re working on together, and ContentSafe, a service he and Darrell Becker are offering to content creators as a solution to de-platforming and censorship.…
[Note: TVP #52 will be coming in the next day or two, I just wanted to get this one out as soon as possible.] In this tenth episode of our crypo-anarchist series, I’m joined by Smuggler, a covert communications expert, from Anarxplex.net and co-author of Second Realm: Book on Strategy.…
On this episode of The Vonu Podcast, Kyle and I return to our crypto-anarchism series to talk about an innovative, important piece of open-source software: ZeroNet. ZeroNet allows individuals to create decentralized, peer-to-peer, uncensorable websites over the BitTorrent network, and utilizes the cryptography that keeps your Bitcoin wallet secure. PRE-ORDER…
We’re actually quite lucky today when it comes to the availability and treatment of encryption. Throughout the 20th century, when digital encryption was first being developed, governments were terrified: the propagation of encryption throughout the world meant that things would “go dark,” making their job that much more difficult (great!).…