first day in the PRISM

found on memebase

yeah, in case you missed it, first day on the internet kid's strategies generally don't work so well.

troll activism

from here

better than troll science, troll activism might actually do some good

and so it begins

found on failblog

so now instead of the FBI it's the NSA that's getting used as a WiFi deterrent. i gotta say, though, that if it really were an NSA honey pot, they probably wouldn't have protected it. they actually WANT to catch your traffic, so they're not going to erect barriers like passwords and encryption.

everyday privacy concerns

found on rage comics

it seems all kinds of people have concerns about the government spying on them now. as well they should, i suppose.

time to troll the NSA

found on memebase

well, if they're going to be nosy, at least they can be handy while they're at it.

eyes see what you did there

from here (source image)

thanks to political dissident for tweeting this hideous attempt to market widespread surveillance. as if advertising will make big brother more acceptable.

clearly it's not hammer time

found on fail blog

i think it's safe to say this person does NOT have a bright future as a penetration tester.

trolling the security patrol

from here (source image)

i can only imagine how long it must have taken to do that much damage, and so i have to wonder where the security patrol was during all that

good thing they only capture metadata

found on thechive

i guess it's a good thing the NSA only collects phone call metadata (as far as we know). i don't believe such contents would be included in that, and this point would be an awfully good argument for why they should never expand their collection practices to include the call contents.

balls of steel

if you're going to hold someone up with a shotgun, you better make sure he isn't in fact batman in disguise