Folks, this is a big deal. "The internet" has had enough of the "government", and they are fighting back. Sure, Julian Assange is a colossal douchecanoe, but I can't fault what he's doing with WikiLeaks. It's time to call .gov on it's BS. Truly, we live in interesting times.
Wednesday, December 08, 2010
My Friends, THIS is the power of the internet
In response to several companies buckling to pressure from the government to help censor WikiLeaks, Mastercard, paypal, and a host of others have come under attack by hackers (labelled "Anonymous" (as in a proper-noun) by the media, which is hilarious. They truly do NOT understand technology). It's a long story, but a picture is worth a thousand words:
Tuesday, December 07, 2010
christmas blog
Merry Plaid Christmas Card
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Thursday, December 02, 2010
Did you ever...
Did you ever think you would see these words in print:
Truly, we live in interesting times.
However, as the LA Times noted, the new rules are "unclear" on whether TSA agents can touch children's genitals.
Truly, we live in interesting times.
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