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Google cloaks itself in a quirky ‘hacker’ identity, with grown adults playing ping pong on green AstroTurf in the cafeteria, presiding over the company’s overarching agenda of network control.

And before you know it, an earnest Stanford grad is handing me a business card that says, without irony: ‘Founder. Investor. Hacker.’

http://aeon.co/magazine/technology/how-yuppies-hacked-the-original-hacker-ethos/

lol that before and after picture
http://paleofuture.gizmodo.com/hitchhiking-robot-lasts-just-two-weeks-in-us-because-hu-1721544551

http://www.cnx-software.com/2015/07/27/new-fcc-rules-may-prevent-installing-openwrt-on-wifi-routers/

http://www.businessinsider.com/bruce-schneier-david-cameron-proposed-encryption-ban-destroy-the-internet-2015-7

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What did they expect of a country full of niggers?

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I might have destroyed it, too, because I think these people are trying to create an emotional debate (they made the robot look cute deliberately) about the topic of roboterization/computerization, instead of a debate that might show actual (possibly yet unknown) issues.

http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2015/08/vanity-fair-trans-america-special-issue

Corporatism is just anarcho-capitalism in practice. Google is what happens when anarchic hackers become filthy rich and powerful. What's more subversive than forcibly inserting themselves on the small governmental gaps of power? What's more anarchic than overtaking the powers that be with your own, fueled by technology, information and capital?

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Google is essentially the NSA's right hand. They got rich but they are still useful servants and their ever growing control over our infrastructure and our lives goes directly into government control.