Thanks for sharing. It is interesting, Malcolm Gladwell just published a
piece on Snowden, concluding he was *not* a whistleblower but a hacker
technocrat. He used part of my work to make the point, which was
frustrating as the whole point of a lot of my recent work is to think about
how hackers
Udhay Shankar N wrote:
Biella Coleman (one of our list.lurkers) is uniquely qualified to write
about the anthropology of the hacking underground. In her current paper,
she asks an interesting question: why are hackers/crackers so much more
political than people in other lines of work?
Thoughts?
