Well this gets them off the hook for the Sony attacks then, they were too busy having a slap fight.
cursedseishi said:I guess you can say Anonymous...
*slips on shades*
doesn't know who it is anymore...
How do I give you Internet points for that? Seriously, do you have a PO box I could sen cookies to?cursedseishi said:I guess you can say Anonymous...
*slips on shades*
doesn't know who it is anymore...
Such is the case when dealing with imaginary numbers.geldonyetich said:Trouble achieving solidarity while embracing anonymity seems... ironically predictable.
That's irony squared. Or maybe cubed. Honestly, I lost count.
Y'know, people keep saying that there are so many neckbeards and other types of basement dwellers on 4chan, but I'm fairly sure that those types of people are alot more prominent on sites such as The Escapist than on 4chan. Just saying that it's kinda the pot calling the kettle black.Daystar Clarion said:And the attack of the angry neckbearded man-children continues.
As I see it, the problem is the message and the meaning have become two utterly different things. The idea of Anonymous was birthed from being for the lulz, but the minute someone even briefly attached a meaning or greater purpose to the actions... well, you get AnonOps and groups like them. And there's really not a damn thing that can be done about it, when the message gets consumed by the meaning others decide to ascribe to it. See also, religion. Which one? Take your pick. See how many splinter groups you get from interpreting one holy document of your choosing. And at least those groups have a book to refer to. Anons have... well, the internet. Beyond that? Depends on what they believe in and why they show up. Who invited them, or if they invited themselves.CosmicCommander said:AnonOps is a damn namefag organization and is part of the cancer of moralfaggotry, nefags and melodrama that infests Anon. I tire of these AnonOps assholes acting as if they are the leaders of Anonymous- and their inspiring of the countless acts of stupidity and namefaggotry that they've inspired.
Anonymous isn't some damn evil, mysterious, omnipresent syndicate; nor does it have a leadership. It isn't something to brag about, to buy clothing, to openly discuss. Fucking cancerous morons who call it a "lifestyle" are also wrong- it's a chaotic hive mind that exists only as a mantra for certain actions. And guess what? It is meant to be FOR THE LULZ.
Ryan is like this. However, he is unintentionally fighting the cancer. Therefore, I encourage him.
EDIT:Please learn what Anon actually is before thinking it's some sort of centralized super-body.Grunt_Man11 said:I knew something like this would happen.
Anonymous is the Roman Empire of the internet.
It was only a matter of time before it was destroyed from the inside.
The process has begun.
You don't see that's the entire point this has happened?RDubayoo said:Oh, and another thing, I thought Anonymous didn't have centralized leadership and all that jazz? And yet this article describes a "hierarchy" being established within them, and Anonymous leaders "going rogue" and abusing roles and... you know what? I've decided that from now on I'm not going to believe a single word written by any Anonymous apologist ever again.
Even if that were the case, it still doesn't apply to me, so I'm not a hypocrite for saying it.Di said:Y'know, people keep saying that there are so many neckbeards and other types of basement dwellers on 4chan, but I'm fairly sure that those types of people are alot more prominent on sites such as The Escapist than on 4chan. Just saying that it's kinda the pot calling the kettle black.Daystar Clarion said:And the attack of the angry neckbearded man-children continues.
i was so into that article that i accidentally dropped my coffee when setting it on the table.geizr said:If you really want some popcorn munching entertainment, check out this version of the story from Ars Technica:
The hackers hacked: main Anonymous IRC servers seized [http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2011/05/the-hackers-hacked-main-anonymous-irc-servers-seized.ars]
Isn't real-life something? I mean, you can't make this stuff up.