Hacking

245: Are Today’s Militaries Able to Fight Today’s Wars?

Not without new leadership, culture, and structure

Nov 8 •

214: Sovereignty Is a Simulation

What the Chinese hack of Russia reveals about the myths modern states still tell themselves

Jul 7 •

196: Jailbreaking Tesla

The Autonomous Revolution After Musk

Jun 8 •

185: Dead Drops in the Chatbox

Spycraft, smuggling, sabotage—encoded not in ciphertext, but in small talk.

May 22 •

183: The Algorithm Does Not Exist

Radical emancipation through collective struggle.

May 20 •

155: Reprogramming Sovereignty

Hacker Democracy Meets Indigenous Resurgence

Apr 14 •

146: Free Aubrey Cottle!

Hacktivism Is Civil Disobedience

Apr 4 •

135: Canada's Future as a Hacker Democracy

An Ecology of Mind for the 21st Century

Mar 19 •

127: The End of the Five Eyes

OSINT is the Future

Mar 11 •

113: Lazarus Group: Hacking for the Regime

How North Korea’s Elite Hackers Stole $1.5 Billion

Feb 23 •

105: Are We About to Be FUCT?

A Libertarian Fever Dream Meets AI-Driven Governance

Feb 15 •

101: The Back Door State: Who Really Controls Digital Infrastructure?

The Rise of the Hacker Class in Government

Feb 11 •

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