Monthly Archives: June 2026
Sushi Pack: Final Lost Episode Discovered in Internet Archaeology Triumph
Internet historians have finally recovered the last missing episode of the 2000s cult cartoon Sushi Pack, completing the series’ long-awaited digital preservation. Continue reading
Google Privacy Controls Update: Search History vs Personalized Recommendations
Google is splitting Web & App Activity into two distinct settings. Learn how these new Google privacy controls allow you to manage your search history and behavioral profiling. Continue reading
Local-First Software: Why PaperKnife and PearPass are Changing Privacy
Discover how local-first software like PaperKnife and PearPass is empowering users to ditch Big Tech and prioritize data sovereignty with zero-server security. Continue reading
Nib: A Privacy-First PDF Utility Tool for Local Document Management
Discover Nib, a powerful open-source PDF utility tool that enables secure local filling, signing, and permanent redaction without cloud dependencies. Continue reading
Meta facial recognition code found hidden in smart glasses app
A security researcher discovered that Meta facial recognition code has been quietly deployed to millions of smart glasses users via the Stella companion app. Continue reading
Brave Origin: The New Privacy-First, Bloat-Free Browser
Discover Brave Origin, a premium, bloat-free browser that compiles out unnecessary features to provide an extreme privacy experience for advanced users. Continue reading
Miasma npm Supply Chain Attack: Phantom Gyp Vulnerability Explained
The Miasma worm represents a critical npm supply chain attack using the Phantom Gyp technique to bypass security scans and compromise developer credentials. Continue reading
Military AI Adoption Accelerated by Trump’s NSPM-11 Directive
President Trump signs NSPM-11 to mandate rapid military AI adoption, restricting developer ‘kill-switches’ and prioritizing national security needs over private AI ethical constraints. Continue reading