After a week of booksprinting, we finished what looks to be an amazing book on bypassing internet censorship.
It’s available for purchase as a print book from lulu.com, here, and can be read on-line at flossmanuals.net, here.
Big shout out to Adam Hyde from FLOSS Manuals, and the entire Book Sprint crew. You all rock!
I’m immensely proud to be associated with this book, and the crew who wrote it.
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Why banning burqas is absurd. Well written and funny too. (via @boingboing) http://bit.ly/atlP0D
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One Response
Frederick Yamoah
September 8th, 2009 at 19:55
1Hello hackers, your-freedom though is working in Ghana, i think we have to work harder and find new tricks to bypass the restrictions that is preventing us from surfing the net. have make some new discovery but i want to try if for a month before pubblishing it, work hard and let surf forever.
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