They’re Watching. And They Can Bring You Down.(ft.com)
ft.com
They’re Watching. And They Can Bring You Down.
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/2/3645ac3c-e32b-11e0-bb55-00144feabdc0.html#axzz1Yz2vGYP5
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Of all the things out there this is what I am supposed to be scared about?
Pluueeaase! I am far more concerned about governments operating in the dark and private enterprises supporting governments in hiding their actions.
Pluueeaase! I am far more concerned about governments operating in the dark and private enterprises supporting governments in hiding their actions.
Now I know where the Guy Fawkes mask idea came from:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0434409/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0434409/
Given that the practice originated with 4chan users, I think the Epic Fail Guy meme is more likely for a source.
I believe that was the drawing and not the actual mask.
Link, please?
Link, please?
V for Vendetta came out in March, 2006. The above link states the meme came about in late 2006.
This was a pretty good article and I like that it was written with a level of candor that is fair to both sides and factually telling the information. However, it was very long and I stopped reading half way through.
Like many other hacktivists, Gonlag was an avid player of “first-person shooter” games, the protagonist in his own adventures. Digitally attacking MasterCard and Visa elevated that engagement to the real world, a literal dream come true.
Did he also, perhaps, read novels featuring first-person narrators?