The movement is done in style, and it is extremely appealing for geeks and Internet fans. The EFF has done a wonderful job protecting Internet users, though not many people know about them. The purpose of this league, is to engage more youngsters.

This new knockoff in the MilSuite breaks away from the mil* naming convention and will simply be called Eureka. It will follow the same content model as Reddit, and will have user-generated content that will be created and voted on, by soldiers.

Lamar Smith, the sponsor of SOPA, gets a message from the Internet. Crowdsourced from Reddit and beyond, a billboard was set up with a message for Rep. Lamar Smith of Texas. Find out what the message for Lamar Smith was after the break.

If this anti-censorship opposition grows weak anytime, a censorship bill will be passed without doubt. Finally, Reddit and Y Combinator have decided that it is time to stop fighting the small battles and address the root cause.

How many of us are under the illusion that the internet is all about free knowledge that is retrievable by anyone? This opinion post aims to shatter these beliefs held by the readers of this blog (which I certainly hope are a small minority of those who read Techie Buzz!) on how people in authority wish to curb the knowledge of dingy places on the internet.

A redditor hacked into a “PayPal account verification” phishing scheme, deleted all harvested authentication information, warned users, and reported the scam.

MS DOS themed website is fun. The DOS themed website brings backs the nostalgia about the floppy drive.

Opera does social media right, and gets thousands of downloads from Reddit.

You are supposed to submit your resume at a specific URL and how to obtain the URL? Well, here is the announcement and the geeky part.

TSA’s new invasive screening procedures have drawn the ire of fliers who are resorting to the internet to have their concerns heard.

Digg users all over the world are particularly unhappy about the redesign and the Digg V4 thing. However, another faction on the internet, the redditors have seen an increase in traffic after the Digg redesign.

The new submission system on Digg encourages users to submit their own content and this is saturating Digg just as it was earlier. Reddit posts are submitted by the same auto-submission feature introduced in the new version.

Reddit is not really monetizing this traffic. On top of that, it has started to face some monetary issues and has considered asking for donations from its readers.

The folks at Reddit continue to amaze me. This thread at Reddit tells us how to hide porn effectively using Linux. I will quote the exact talk excerpt for you to have a good ROFL moment.

Maltokyo a Redditer, wants the folks at Reddit to zoom in on the video, enhance it the Jack Bauer style and get him a match for the numberplate on the car.