LXer: Australia Edges Us Towards the Digital Dark Ages
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LXer: Australia Edges Us Towards the Digital Dark Ages
Published at LXer:
Last week, on my opendotdotdot blog, I was praising the Australian government for its moves to open up its data. I was rapidly – and rightly – taken to task in the comments for failing to mention that government's efforts to impose direct, low-level censorship on the country's Internet feed.
Yeah, the dark ages are coming, for real too not just on the internet. I'm forging my armor as we speak in preparation ... and greatsword and greataxe and vorpal longsword and mirror shield and helm of domination and mithril platemail and the one ring.
Ok, I was just kidding, but not about the dark ages coming, about the other stuff
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