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I unlocked a NSFWCorp dispatch for you: Edward Snowden's Half-Baked Revolution.
Neologism: How Words Do Things With Words. (Via hubski.com.)
Boing Boing: “The PUA world applies algorithms, testing and feedback, and gamification to human interaction, turning women into not just sexual objects but essentially treating that cisgendered biological configuration as a Turing-complete machine in which specifying the right sequence of inputs results in access to specific ports and protocols.”
Bad news for fans of anonymizing Tor networks, PGP and other encryption services: “If you're attempting to avoid the National Security Agency's digital dragnet, you may be making yourself a target, as well as legally allowing the agency to retain your communications indefinitely—and even use them to test the latest code-breaking tools.”
So how about getting rid of those stupid Guy Fawkes V for Vendetta Time Warner masks now in favor of Edward Snowden ones?
Got your browser cookies disabled and think you’re on the safe side now, concerning privacy and data tracking? Think again.
Panopticlick. (Via t3n.de.)
The New Yorker: A Game That Plays With Private Information.
August 1, 2013. The day the German journalism died. Or lied. Or both. #lsr