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Logos Testnet v0.1 is live. A convergence milestone: Logos modules now run together as a unified stack for the first time. The initial release is a proving ground for integration and backend validation. Start experimenting at the new Logos Builder Hub. press.logos.co/article/logos-…

Join the first Circle in Uyo. Meet others in the community to discuss local challenges, and how we can begin to address them together. luma.com/keag0kha

The state isn't going to fix itself. Neither is your city. Local groups, censorship-resistant stack, the necessary work of organising coordination that doesn't ask permission. Drop in. x.com/i/spaces/1qGoN…

Over 100 submissions for the first Ethereum hackathon @ns already! Compete in code and content challenges by @arkivnetwork, @crossbar_inc, and @Logos_network:

it’s fast, it’s DDoS protected and it’s private. checkout Logos Messaging (part of @Logos_network stack) if you’re looking for a peer-to-peer network to build data channels

The paradigm of safetyism is being used to brute force in a control layer of the internet. And it’s dangerous.

bringing some Farewell to Westphalia books to @ns 👀 who wants one? join us on Sunday at Network School luma.com/175r14iy

Not only does the surveillance of crypto make me sick to my stomach, but the fact that so few seem to notice it. @Logos_network notices, though. It has the solution. The stack is fully privacy-enhancing. Not fake corporate privacy. The real thing.

What if the real challenge wasn’t building parallel systems, but learning how to relate to one another once inside them? New community submission by @Takmalah116094 explores the radical humility we’ll need to thrive in a decentralised future. blog.logos.co/article/radica…

@zooko @nym @harryhalpin ← Also excited about Nym

I'm excited about @nym! Reasons: 1. Mixnets are a fundamental security upgrade for the Internet. 2. @harryhalpin and the Nym team are true cypherpunks and scientists. 3. The Shielded Labs engineers just told me they got our Crosslink prototype semi-working over Nym. :-)

Internet freedom matters. In order to: 𖤓 Express / associate / dissent freely 𖤓 Connect in internet blackouts 𖤓 Protect the repressed 𖤓 Empower the marginalised 𖤓 Expose corruption / power abuses / misinformation We need open, politically neutral tech. Together we’re supporting it. @torproject, @FundingCommons, @cakewallet, @ZcashCommGrants, @OctantApp. internetfreedom.torproject.org

Logos Dev Club | May 21, 2026 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

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There’s a story from Václav Havel about a greengrocer living under communism. Each day, he places a sign in his shop window: “Workers of the world, unite.” He doesn’t believe it. He barely thinks about it. He puts it there because everyone else does. Because refusing would cost him. The sign tells the system what it wants to hear: “I am obedient. I am safe. I will not disturb the lie.” Havel understood that regimes are not always held together by belief. But by millions of small performances of compliance. The same is true now. But our signs don’t look like communist slogans in shop windows. They look like pretending the economy is healthy while families cannot afford homes. Pretending platforms connect us while they atomise and surveil us. Pretending politics offers choice. Pretending institutions will save us, even as they prove time and again that they do not keep their promises. To stop putting up the sign is to stop lending your obedience to the lie. But refusal is not enough. We must build. Parallel economies, education, mutual aid, communication. Parallel systems of trust, coordination, and exchange. This is the work of the parallel society. Not escape. Not despair. Not waiting for permission. But a refusal to live within the lie, and a commitment to build what comes next. Stop putting up the sign.

@naomibrockwell It's the language of someone still imagining themselves under a benevolent regime.

"I have nothing to hide" is one of my least favorite sayings. Just because you don't have anything smart to say, it's not a reason to abolish free speech. Privacy is the foundation of a free society, and needs to be protected at all costs.

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