There Republic on a piece Arturo Di Corinto, whose purpose is, in essence, what the reader to reflect on what is good and prepared the extensor journalist, how many technical terms he know and what would be nice to chew a bit 'of all things strange and vaguely disturbing: how not to be fascinated when we find that " In Bahrain, Yemen, Syria, but also in other states depopulated software for Windows and Linux, simple to use, all Italian, which allows the creation of "web sites" outside of the web portal with forums and blogs that will not require a central server - the portal propagates in peer to peer (p2p) and is duplicated in full in the computer of each node connected "? Indeed should be just the bad guys these rulers who put up a series of technical censorship, which our reporter sets out one by one: 'Error, condition, votum, cognatic, crimen. Cultus disparitas, vis, ordo, ligamen, Honestas " *. And what a scandal
discover that there is not only Libya, Egypt and Iran, as "more than 36 countries filter political content at various levels, religious sites, pornography, gambling ": true illiberal. Too bad the
Di Corinto forgot to say that he does the Italian government: the piece would be perfect.
* Wow, I missed the copincollo. The correct quote was: 'blocking IP addresses, the URL through a proxy server, tampering with the DNS (the system that lets us find the addresses of sites), actions that inhibit access to specific web pages, entire domains (. org.. com,. ly, etc.), or specific addresses. The installation of filters within the user's computer, the blocking of keywords that prevents access to sites that have certain words or in the name of preventing the search engines view them on the basis of blacklists of words hot '
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