what is there left to try when you have tried the door and the window by Beckittns on Tumblr

What indeed, kittens, what indeed? I suppose you could try reading the latest cyberwar and hacktivism news. In case your existential crisis was not already deep enough.

You can’t defend public libraries and oppose file sharing (Torrentfreak)

You can participate in this digital art project by tweeting (ChristopherBaker)

Protesters who aren’t; agents provocateurs at the G20 (Guardian)

The Prisoner of convictions who is unconvicted: Julian Assange loses appeal to have charges dismissed (Reuters)

Wait till the tinfoil hats get ahold of this: The police can x-ray your whole house (MintPressNews)

CIA Whistleblower sentenced to non-hyperbolic jail term (TheIntercept)

Flying car fails to (PopularScience)

Spooky action at a distance: Quantum computing and cybersecurity (SingularityHub)

Blame the wetware: Human error is the biggest risk to your data (Bloomberg)

Breaking. Bad. (Symantec)

Teaching bad: The US is taking lessons from ISIS in the propaganda department (WaPo)

VE Day 2.0: Swedish Anons take Nazi sites offline on the 70th anniversary of victory against Germany (FreedomHacker)

Skynet is real (Wired)

“I can’t help you with that, officer.” What to do when the government comes knocking (Coindesk)

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