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Peer-to-peer Networks will Probably Not Soon Become Internet 3.0
How to Take Back the Internet by Choosing the Internet Less Traveled
A Brief Review of the Q4OS Linux Distribution
Assembling a Budget, Low-Power, Combination HTPC/Back-Up-and-Data-Storage PC
What to Expect from Old Windows PC's
Case Study 4: My Failed Attempt at Repairing a Dell Inspiron 5000e
First Impressions of Ghost BSD
We may Soon have City-Spanning 900 HMz Mesh Networks
Taking a Stand in the War on General-Purpose Computing
Five Strategies for Delaying Laptop Obsolescence
Ramble is on the cheapskatesguide forum listthought this was cool but i wouldnt be suprised if Rambler soon tells me he
A Review of AntiX Linux Running on a Near-Vintage Computer
Escaping from the Mainstream Internet and Leaving the Web Behind
Peer-to-Peer Social Networks: One Solution to the Social Dilemma
How to Create a Star Wars Themed Linux Laptop
Creating Your Own Digital Fortress of Solitude
The Transitory Nature of Content on the Internet
The Internet Computer: Revolutionary or Hype?Posted by HMTg927 | in CryptoCurrency (edited )
How to Take Back the Internet by Choosing the Internet Less TraveledPosted by Hitler_Was_Right | in technology
"Many are concerned today that the Internet has become over commercialized and unfriendly to individuals
Linux has Largely Abandoned Still-Useful Near-Vintage Computers
Storing a Local Copy of Wikipedia on Your Linux Laptop with Kiwix
The Webcrawling Robot Swarm War is On!
Embrace the Splinternet without Flinching
A Review of Lokinet (Oxen): A Road to Nowhere?
A Review of OpenWRT on a Raspberry Pi 3
Now You Can Probably Afford that Device You Longed for a Decade Ago
Normal People are Beginning to Acknowledge Their Loss of Free Speech on the Internet
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Reply to How to Take Back the Internet by Choosing the Internet Less Traveled by HMTg927
Okay, here's an anomaly: I followed that link, got to the list of alternate forums ( https://cheapskatesguide.org/articles/forum-list.html ), checked to see if Ramble was on it ... got to a site that looks like this