"Home SiteCheckr is a Firefox-Addon, which analyzes websites with your custom ruleset. When to use SiteCheckr You can use SiteCheckr when other validators do not fulfill your needs. Strict or lax checking - it's in your hands: create your own rules as XPath or CSS-selector. Enforce strict codestyle: Use SiteCheckr when the official W3C validator isn't strict enough - e.g. when you want to enforce a special coding style. Grant exceptions: Use SiteCheckr when you have to allow code, that does not conform to standards - e.g. you have to embed some code snippets provided by third party."

[ " Below is a list of exemplary music communities that utilize our tools, typically by enabling users to upload content under one of our free licenses. If there is a community we are missing, please add it to our wiki as this page is periodically updated. For more information, see our related page on Creative Commons Record Labels." ...]

["OccupyThisAlbum" - 99 Artists on 99 Tracks for the 99%]

"from the well,-that-would-be-different dept As we noted last week, one of the key claims following the revelations about the Prism program was that it was aimed at those outside the US, and that US citizens were caught up in it only incidentally. A further leak concerned the Boundless Informant analysis tool, one of whose maps showed which regions of the world were subject to most surveillance. Along with obvious hotspots like Iran and Pakistan, Germany too was among those of particular interest, as was the US (whoops.) A story on reason.com offers a clue as to why that might be. "

"Final version 10 July 2013 As technologies that facilitate State surveillance of communications advance, States are failing to ensure that laws and regulations related to communications surveillance adhere to international human rights and adequately protect the rights to privacy and freedom of expression. This document attempts to explain how international human rights law applies in the current digital environment, particularly in light of the increase in and changes to communications surveillance technologies and techniques. These principles can provide civil society groups, industry, States and others with a framework to evaluate whether current or proposed surveillance laws and practices are consistent with human rights."

[from the 31st of July to the 4th of August!] "A village for all friends of La Quadrature du Net, all freedom fighters, datalovers & technology philosophers!

""The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it." - John Gilmore"

"Use a combination of Tor Browser and another free browser to surf the web. Try to use Tor for as many things as possible. Browsing the web may be slower, but it will offer you far better anonymity. Make sure to learn the basics of Tor before using it."

"Published July 25, 2013 The World Wide Web provides law enforcement agencies an incredible opportunity to legally collect information. This information can include content about illegal activities and threats to public safety that are very relevant to law enforcement and other public safety agencies. Our BlueJay service is a Twitter crime scanner for law enforcement, but often agencies want to search additional sources online besides Twitter. In this post we'll talk about: Where these sources can be found How to get the information from these sources A Deep Web intelligence case study from the Detroit Crime Commission"

"Der neue Feierabend Der neue Feierabend („Faldrians Feierabend" weiterhin) widmet sich jetzt mehr der Musik. Das bekommt ihr schon heute zu spüren. Legen wir doch gleich los mit dem, was es vorzustellen gibt:"

[Es uno de los argumentos favoritos de los tecnoescépticos: os vigilan porque lo compartís todo en internet. Sin embargo, si algo demuestran las revelaciones recientes en torno al espionaje al que algunos países del mundo - con regímenes dictatoriales o directamente paranoicos - someten a sus ciudadanos, es la extensión de dicha vigilancia: lo que algunos erróneamente creen vinculado a la actividad en la red va, en realidad, mucho más allá, y se origina en la capacidad de solapar el desarrollo tecnológico a muchas de las actividades que llevamos a cabo en nuestra vida cotidiana, fuera de la red.]

"Update: Malware analysts are in a constant cat-and-mouse game with hackers when it comes to studying malicious code behaviors. Researchers handle malware samples gingerly, in a test network away from production machines and away from the Internet. Samples are opened in virtual machines and analysts observe not only malicious payloads, but communication with third-party servers."

"Lightweight web browser Remote Access Tool for GNU/Linux systems."

"Berners-Lee developed the web to meet the demand for information-sharing between physicists in universities and institutes around the world."

[... #Berners-Lee #developed the #web to #meet the #demand for # information - #sharing between physicists in universities and institutes around the world. ...]

"The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has created this Surveillance Self-Defense site to educate the American public about the law and technology of government surveillance in the United States, providing the information and tools necessary to evaluate the threat of surveillance and take appropriate steps to defend against it. "

"BitTorrent sites are a long-established mechanism for downloading video of all kinds but in recent years streaming of content, YouTube-style, has increased massively in popularity. While plenty of authorized content is available via streaming, so are thousands of mainstream movies. Now the lawyer for Sweden's top anti-piracy company has admitted that using these sites to watch illicit content is not illegal and little can be done to stop it."

"The U.S. government takes a big data approach to intelligence gathering. And so can you!"