open-source
Socrates, the Hodie, and Zeno's Arrow
Truth isn't coherence — it's correspondence with what lies outside the system. That's why walled gardens are the enemy of truth.
open-source
philosophy
Open the Hood: Why Your GUI Is Lying to You
The Airbus that overrode its pilot. The spellchecker that corrects you without asking. Same logic: the machine overrides the human. Not a feature — a manifesto. Why the GUI and the LLM are the same lie, and what it means to open the hood.
privacy
Risk = Probability × Severity. The Math That Exposes Who's Really Attacking You
Apply Risk = Probability × Severity honestly, and the math is brutal: the real predators in cybersecurity aren't the hackers in hoodies. They're the ones we invited in — and when the EU tried to stop them, Google lobbied Germany and France to kill the legislation.
privacy
Closed-Source Privacy Is a Logical Contradiction
Privacy-respecting closed-source software" isn't a trust problem. It's a category error — like a married bachelor or a dry ocean. Here's why, plus the audit theater, the GDPR trap, and what actually works.
philosophy
The Battlefield Is Digital
No tracking. No algorithm. Philosophical analysis of digital tools — every Sunday.