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Tag Archives: cia
Push [Too Many Pencils] to the Limit
This is so random but so damn funny.
LulzSec takes credit for taking down CIA website
I really don’t want to miss out on this action for some reason. While somewhat sinister in nature, something about what LulzSec is doing with their recent string of website hacks holds meaningful weight in my opinion and honestly, it … Continue reading
Kryptos: the sculpture and code nobody can figure out
This is one of the most fascinating pieces I’ve read at WIRED. It’s about a sculptural installation at CIA headquarters that’s become one of the hardest known cryptic codes to decipher and it’s driving some people mad. The sculpture, called … Continue reading
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