The Jester, greyhat patriot who hacked Talibans' websites and forced Wikileaks to change their hosting, is now going after LulzSec. This is a lot more entertaining than TV: https://twitter.com/#!/th3j35t3r
If, that is, we still care.
I bet The Jester is as middle-class as the LulzSec people.
Well, almost certainly. I doubt he'd claim to be anything else (isn't everybody middle-class nowadays? [1]) so I'm not sure the point of this comment.
[1] OK, not everybody is middle-class. The people who aren't are either too uneducated to use a computer, or too busy snorting coke off hookers asses on their private jets to be interested in this crap.
There's a bigger game that's being played: making the internet safe for commerce. The Jester is not playing that game, he's going to be playing the "middle-class squabbles" game that distracts people from the bigger game.
I like the ad hominem though, keep it coming.
Seriously, at what point can we start attributing things to malice? Attributing such large things to incompetence is kinda scary; we're hiring or voting for morons. That doesn't frighten you?
Xerxes: http://th3j35t3r.wordpress.com/2010/12/09/time-to-speak-up-p...
He's actually laid another ultimatum (for the umpteenth time in the last 3 months) promising revenge. His first act seems to be that irc.lulzco.org is down. We shall see if anything else comes from his indignation.
What other fun wars can we just toss these people into?
No, I don't actually want an answer to that. Calling him a "greyhat patriot" is sufficiently descriptive to mark him out as some kind of Lulzsec mirror image.
If we're gonna have a Lulzsec, we might as well have an anti-Lulzsec as well. Makes life slightly more entertaining.