History on ҜŁΔΜΔŦĦ Ŧ€ĆĦ ĆØŁŁ€ĆŦƗV€https://klamathtech.diy/tags/history/Recent content in History on ҜŁΔΜΔŦĦ Ŧ€ĆĦ ĆØŁŁ€ĆŦƗV€Hugo -- gohugo.ioencontact@klamathtech.diy (ҜŁΔΜΔŦĦ Ŧ€ĆĦ ĆØŁŁ€ĆŦƗV€)contact@klamathtech.diy (ҜŁΔΜΔŦĦ Ŧ€ĆĦ ĆØŁŁ€ĆŦƗV€)© 2026 ҜŁΔΜΔŦĦ Ŧ€ĆĦ ĆØŁŁ€ĆŦƗV€Wed, 01 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000From ARPANET to Sovereignty: A Critical History of the Internethttps://klamathtech.diy/info/internet_history/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000contact@klamathtech.diy (ҜŁΔΜΔŦĦ Ŧ€ĆĦ ĆØŁŁ€ĆŦƗV€)https://klamathtech.diy/info/internet_history/The internet was built by the United States military.Indigenous Knowledge, Western Science, and the US Colonial Projecthttps://klamathtech.diy/links/indigenous-knowledge-western-science/Wed, 01 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000contact@klamathtech.diy (ҜŁΔΜΔŦĦ Ŧ€ĆĦ ĆØŁŁ€ĆŦƗV€)https://klamathtech.diy/links/indigenous-knowledge-western-science/How Western scientific institutions have historically appropriated, dismissed, and suppressed Indigenous knowledge systems while simultaneously depending on Indigenous land and labor. Examines the colonial structure of American science and what genuine knowledge sovereignty would require.Keeping Indigenous Science Knowledge out of a Colonial Moldhttps://klamathtech.diy/links/indigenous-science-colonial-mold/Wed, 01 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000contact@klamathtech.diy (ҜŁΔΜΔŦĦ Ŧ€ĆĦ ĆØŁŁ€ĆŦƗV€)https://klamathtech.diy/links/indigenous-science-colonial-mold/How researchers and Indigenous communities are working to document and protect traditional ecological knowledge without forcing it into Western scientific frameworks that strip it of relational context. Addresses the real tension between making TEK legible to outside institutions and maintaining community control over how it moves.Surveillance Valley: The Secret Military History of the Internethttps://klamathtech.diy/links/surveillance-valley/Wed, 01 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000contact@klamathtech.diy (ҜŁΔΜΔŦĦ Ŧ€ĆĦ ĆØŁŁ€ĆŦƗV€)https://klamathtech.diy/links/surveillance-valley/Levine’s investigation into the ARPANET’s origins and the unbroken line between the internet’s military-surveillance roots and today’s tech industry. Essential background for anyone serious about understanding what the network actually is.The New Ludditeshttps://klamathtech.diy/links/new-luddites/Wed, 01 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000contact@klamathtech.diy (ҜŁΔΜΔŦĦ Ŧ€ĆĦ ĆØŁŁ€ĆŦƗV€)https://klamathtech.diy/links/new-luddites/An examination of the growing neo-Luddite movement — people choosing to reject or limit their engagement with surveillance capitalism’s tools, not out of technophobia but out of political clarity about what those tools do. Situates this in the history of the original Luddites as a labor and rights movement, not an anti-technology one.The Road to Techno-Colonialismhttps://klamathtech.diy/links/road-to-techno-colonialism/Wed, 01 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000contact@klamathtech.diy (ҜŁΔΜΔŦĦ Ŧ€ĆĦ ĆØŁŁ€ĆŦƗV€)https://klamathtech.diy/links/road-to-techno-colonialism/Traces how tech corporations replicate the patterns of colonial extraction — entering new markets, crowding out local alternatives, creating dependency, and extracting value back to distant centers — while framing this as development and connectivity. Useful grounding for understanding why digital infrastructure is never politically neutral.How Did Free Software Build a Social Movement?https://klamathtech.diy/links/free-software-social-movement/Wed, 01 Apr 2020 00:00:00 +0000contact@klamathtech.diy (ҜŁΔΜΔŦĦ Ŧ€ĆĦ ĆØŁŁ€ĆŦƗV€)https://klamathtech.diy/links/free-software-social-movement/A history of how the free and open-source software movement grew from technical practice into political organizing — the values, the licenses, the communities, and the fights over what ‘free’ actually means. Useful context for understanding why software freedom and community autonomy are connected questions.