Freenet

Looks like the Sea-to-Sky Freenet is finally getting a new website.

hughstimson.org » Blog Archive » Remembering Squamish and its Freenet 2007

Freenet is more secure and anonymous, but you not only need to have someone to connect to, but you also need to have disk space available (even if you don’t share/download much), processor time and memory, and be willing to put up with slowness.

‘How to bypass MiniNova filters’ 2009

-Lawrence, Kansas, the hip Midwestern home to KU, has a non-profit community network called Freenet, one of those dreams that started in someone's garage and now services most of the town.

TIME.com: Top Stories Katy Steinmetz 2011

I'd (almost) rather use a darknet built over SMTP than use Freenet, which is horribly, horribly, painfuly, agonizingly sloooooow!

doggdot.us 2009

Ian "Freenet" Clarke has updated his Slashdot journal with some status reports on the P2P apps he's working on now.

Boing Boing: June 15, 2003 - June 21, 2003 Archives 2003

This is just such an old concept; think 'Freenet', yet none of these have changed the current re-iterated distribute/centralise computing models which have seesawed over the past decades.

New Scientist - Online News 2009

As long as we have such notables as the Great Firewall of China, Sharia rule anywhere, or Puritanical "wars on [insert anything fun here]", we have a need for software such as Freenet and Tor.

FriendFeed - georgeh 2009

The Deep Web, Darknet, Freenet .. what else is out thereIn today's Guardian there's an article about an Irishman, Ian Clarke, his freeware "Freenet" and the murky world of the deep web.

Politics.ie 2009

Would that not be akin to calling IPSec or IPv4 a darknet solution because it allows programs such as Freenet to operate under it?

p2pnet news 2009

According to the police, for criminal users of services such as Freenet, the end is coming anyway.

The Guardian World News 2009