Jean-Baptiste Kempf: The Engineer Who Made VLC the World’s Universal Media Player
He fought against licensing traps, software patents, and industry politics that could have forced VLC to limit codec support or remove functionality.
Bizarre
Bizarre stories aren’t just strange, they shape entire eras. Every cultural revolution is full of the weird, the wild, and the unforgettable.
Julian Assange and the War Over Information: The Internet’s Most Polarizing Publisher
A publisher facing retaliation for exposing truths that powerful institutions wanted buried. To critics, he’s a political actor masquerading as a journalist.
AKA "anakata"
Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, better known as anakata, wasn’t the typical cybercriminal people imagined.
The Man Who Turned Radiowaves into Downloads
By day, Modli was a commercial pilot for JAT Yugoslav Airlines.
By night, he was a tech visionary using analog airwaves to shape the digital future.
