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Now, if he’d have said,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], ‘yeah, I’m an anarchist’ or ‘what motivated me was libertarianism’, I would at least have known where he was coming from. Instead, Coldblood has been moved to undertake a protest that could presumably land him and his friends in a whole heap of trouble in the name of no ideology in particular.
But whatever happens,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], they appear to be doing well enough without our advice. Maybe we don’t know it all, after all, and could even learn a trick or two ourselves. How does that botnet malarkey work again?
But what struck me was that, when asked his heroes,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], he named two techie geeks of whom I have never heard. When asked what his politics were, he said he didn’t know.
From what I can tell,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], it’s a similar story in the student movement right now. While the Trot groups obviously have a presence, I gather that it is one that is not always appreciated.
I guess it is possible that, as in 1968, some currents on the far left could prove to be big winners out of youth radicalisation, and could see their numbers multiply many times over. On the other hand, maybe those at the sharp end of all this will feel they don’t need what they will regard as shopworn ideas.
I don’t have much idea what he was on about,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], of course. Something to do with servers and botnets and all that. The problem is that I come from a generation in which only SMERSH and Interpol had significant computing capacity, which always filled a large room and needed the permanent attendance of blokes in white coats carrying clipboards.
I?could?tell you all about overdetermination in the thought of Althusser or what it means to posit the proletariat as the identical subject-object of history. But when the conversation turns to Distributed Denial of Service Attack,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], all I can say is (a) that sounds nasty,desktop three series, missus and (b) I hear it’s a good way of buggering up major corporate websites.
From what I can gather, hordes of teenage nerds unhappy with the Visa and MasterCard’s action in blocking transaction involving WikiLeaks have arranged among themselves to disrupt web-based services operated by the big league credit card?companies. This will presumably cost those bloodsuckers plenty and might even get some suits the sack,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], which may have been the point.
So it was with interest that I listened to an interview with a chap going by the moniker Coldblood on the Today Programme this morning. Coldblood was speaking on behalf of a hacker collective called Anonymous. Apart from the contrived gangsta handle that is presumably ludicrous for a ‘pooter boy, he seemed a perfectly pleasant young man. Provided that he washes at least occasionally, I would have no objection in principle to him dating my daughter.