Four boggling websites we found hidden in the BitTorrent network using the Maelstrom browser

If you listen very carefully.....

...you can hear already outdated laws becoming even more archaic.

The data-nazis won't like this.

'Normal Web'

says part of the caption for a picture

My 'normal web' does not have half the screen taken up by two ads for HP stuff.

Freenet / Entropy

This sounds nearly identical to the model implemented by the Freenet and Entropy distributed hash table networks. The main difference is that in Freenet and Entropy the data shards are encrypted at rest and cannot be viewed without the appropriate key.

Opera has, or had, a bit torrent client built in. Linux version still does.

Of course that meant that talk talk used to block it every now and then when they wanted to annoy me.

"...looking to share our vision of how the Internet can work"

The vision of ridiculous over-the-top advertising is already working on the internet. Why don't they show us how the internet isn't going to collapse if they don't hammer ads in your face.

I miss pop-ups.

Am I the only one

Am I the only one that upon first seeing this idea thought "Oh crap, yet another platform for malware to spread..."