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21 posts published in October 2025, newest first.

Working For Myself After Years In Corporate IT

Digital Rights

Working For Myself After Years In Corporate IT

I spent years as a top level IT engineer and manager in big companies, then built my own shops and software from home. Here is what I learned about freedom, risk, money, and why you should learn AI and own your path.

The Paid Protester Economy: Who’s Funding The Outrage?

Commentary

The Paid Protester Economy: Who’s Funding The Outrage?

There is a market for outrage in America. From nonprofit stipends to literal crowd-for-hire outfits, paid protest is real, organized, and often opaque. If you care about honest speech, demand full disclosure about...

Archive Forge SWT: publish once, preserve forever

Digital Rights

Archive Forge SWT: publish once, preserve forever

Announcing Archive Forge SWT, a free, open source WordPress plugin that automatically submits your posts and pages to the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, with a hardened validator, real status tracking, widgets...

This Week In Feminism: Break The Spell, Save The Family

Culture

This Week In Feminism: Break The Spell, Save The Family

Modern feminism told women to resent the home and men to be disposable, and the results are everywhere. From Ayesha Curry’s viral interview to decades of theory that treats the family as the enemy, this week’s...

SERIES: “Civil Discourse vs. Political Violence” Part 1

Culture

SERIES: “Civil Discourse vs. Political Violence” Part 1

Steven Crowder’s bulletproof return to Change My Mind after Charlie Kirk’s assassination shows how far political violence has escalated. Why dialogue still matters, and what’s next in this series on civil discourse.