A response to Red Hat’s recent corporate diversity message.

A contemporaneous account.

From June to September 2019, I submitted short of a thousand polit-
ical notes to Richard Stallman. I reflect on a time period when we were
in daily contact : we discussed and debated world news, until he became
subject of it and continuing my task seemed impossible.

Raw research on a European party’s use of technologies. Results : 0%
European – based on their own information. Recommendations are given.
An exemplary case, only.

Research from various fields within computer science is reviewed.

More political and technical notes on programming languages. So fu-
ture generations won’t have to suffer through another Java or JavaScript,
or worse even.

Short essays on large topics, indistinguishably technical, political.

Discussion of ‘UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE THIRD CIR-
CUIT. No. 17-1480. IN RE: GOOGLE INC. COOKIE PLACEMENT.’

Bibliography with accompanying material : important debates around
PGP, its purported failings as well as newer protocols such as OTR and
Signal.

Political and technical notes about a contemporary programming lan-
guage of distinctive corporate allures, identity.

The remaining X-Files : including one episode about an NSA whistle-
blower and one about a modern Oppenheimer or Midas.

Part 3 of 3 covers manga, anime and video games; But, this was never
about popular culture…

A last series of letters that accompanied our research.

More of The X-Files, The Matrix and co. (including Sense8 ).

A paper from PETS 2019 is reviewed. A general case.

In the tradition of computer science texts like Fein’s “The computer-related
sciences (synnoetics) at a university in the year 1975 ” (1961) or Landin’s “The
next 700 programming languages” (1966), furthered in for instance The Right to
Read (1997), we present here four constitutions for Cyberspace, or cyberspaces

After the claimed or superficial a-politicism of tech executives and
various leaders presented in Tech Dogma #1, we now turn to the dominant
ideology of technology circles : Libertarianism. We look at one emblematic
case – that of John Barlow, who came from the very upper fringes of
society, went to India in the fashion typical of his class, a…[Read more]

Transcript of the ‘questions and answers’ of Donald Knuth at Lulea in 2018;
covering topics from the pre- or early history of computer science to the
fundamental problems and latest advances in theoretical computer science.

One of many more ways in which computer science can be conducted.
We guide the reader through Dingledine et al.’s 2004 paper on Tor.

More letters that accompanied our research. ‘Spotlight’, or twilight of
these institutions?