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#Anonymous launches #OpBaltimore
It had to happen. Anonymous Stands With #Baltimore. | #OpBaltimore — OpBaltimoreOfficial (@AnonOpBaltimore) May 1, 2015 In what’s become a completely inevitable pattern, in response to the death of a young black man at the hands of the police, Anonymous… Read More ›
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Exclusive Interview with AnonGlobo of #Anonymous
AnonymousGlobo is one of those Anonymous Twitter accounts that simply seems to be ahead of everyone else; whatever it’s tweeting about right now will be all over the headlines in a week’s time, most likely for having been the victim of… Read More ›
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One Day Only: The Hacker Wars is 99 Cents to Rent, $9.99 to Buy on Amazon
Today, May Day, 2015, The Hacker Wars, the definitive documentary account of hacktivism’s golden age, is on sale at Amazon.com. You can rent it for 99 cents or purchase it for $9.99, $12.99 for HD. If you haven’t seen this… Read More ›
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Let’s not have ‘successful’ protests: May Day should be for real dissent
Let’s bring May Day back to its roots. Bury Loyalty Day and revive the day of honouring the working class.
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Woman arrested after hijacking PCs, showing hardcore porn to victims
More details on the case of a Canadian RAT artiste who liked to troll her victims by showing them porn (including showing it to children). Not so funny now, is it?
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Interwebbed: Cyber & Crypto News for May 1
Hacky Friday, kittens! We’ve had a couple of days off to wrestle with tawdry IRL concerns, and we could not be happier to be back where we belong, in our mother’s basement, working on our monitor tans. We have far… Read More ›
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My only comment
Originally posted on Ærchies Archive – Digital Detritus:
My only comment on the tragedy, overnight, in Indonesia. -
Declassified report points to flaws in post-9/11 NSA wiretapping
Stellar Wind not so stellar? Say it ain’t so! Good heavens, are you saying that infringing on people’s constitutional rights may not only be unconstitutional but also ineffective???
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Interwebbed Cyber & Crypto News for April 28
Is Baltimore still there? Keep refreshing your Google Earth to make sure, kittens; it’s at the stage where anything could happen, and probably will be caught on camera when it does. Yes, dude, you might just be a racist… Read More ›
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The Me Speech Movement
Originally posted on Morpheme Tales:
The cheerleading surrounding the transformative power of the new communications technologies, or “Web 2.0,” is masking an unacknowledged reality: The majority of men and women using them wish for free speech to extend only as… -
Native Americans are the unseen victims of a broken US justice system
The same goes in Canada, although thankfully less so. First Nations are the third most powerful political bloc in the country.
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Salman Rushdie chastises authors protesting PEN’s Charlie Hebdo tribute
Either speech is free or it is not. PEN exists to support the right of writers to say things others may seek to punish them for. Surely anyone intelligent enough to work the alphabet understands that this means it exists… Read More ›
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Interwebbed: Cyber & Crypto News for April 27
Black hat, grey hat, white hat, or Guy Fawkes mask, it’s time to gird your cranium and throw yourself headlong into the work week. We at The Cryptosphere Global HQ have been very busy on a couple of special projects… Read More ›
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Protesters To Pay Legal Costs To Imperial Metals
Originally posted on RED POWER MEDIA:
Red Chris mine protesters. By Michael Mui | 24 Hours Vancouver The First Nations group that blockaded Imperial Metal’s Red Chris Mine after the company’s Mount Polley’s tailings dam breached last year has been ordered to… -
Apple and other US companies haven’t done enough to keep conflict minerals out of their products
No, nor will they until there are lawsuits about it. Ethically mined minerals are available, but more expensive than those mined by slaves or prisoners.
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