EPRCI is an IT services organization run by a New Hampshire liberty activist, for other liberty activists. We offer web hosting, web design, security consulting, and other services. Set up originally to host the Manchester Free Press and Anarchy in Your Head, we’ve since expanded to hosting dozens of sites, mostly those of fellow liberty activists.
We take our customer’s security and privacy seriously.
We won’t comply with DMCA take-down requests until and unless all legal avenues have been exhausted. Most service providers simply roll over on the first complaint—however, many DMCA complaints are autogenerated by robots run by the copyright cartels, rife with errors and omissions, often defective according to the actual DMCA law, and sometimes outright incorrect.
The same goes for any other legal demands.
Note: We can’t absolutely guarantee any of this—we try to do what we can to resist, but we have no control over what our upstream provider does, their upstream, and so on. The interconnected, hierarchical nature of the Internet makes this impossible. If you’re looking for bulletproof online security, check out:
EPRCI was founded in 2007 by a voluntaryist and Free State Project participant who fled Massachusetts in June of that year in response to the State’s enacting of a compulsory health insurance law. He created his first website in 1996, and has worked with Unix and Linux systems since 1999. From 2000 to 2007, he worked as a web application developer and system administrator for a major Cambridge, Massachusetts university, specializing in security and privacy.
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The EPRCI website is primarily typeset in Arial Narrow. Our logo is set in Chicago, the typeface that Apple Inc. used as the system font on their Macintosh computers from 1984 to 1997.