I'm glad El Reg's coverage refers to her as "She", the Beeb weren't quite so sensitive to trans issues in their coverage, I had to replace gender pronouns as I read through their coverage..
Posts by Captain_Aluminium
11 publicly visible posts • joined 28 Jul 2010
Bradley Manning is no more. 'Call me Chelsea,' she says
Security bods boycott DEF CON over closed door for feds
Hunt: I'll barcode sick Brits and rip up NHS's paper prescriptions
Make cool shows, make money: Netflix's SHOCKING TV strategy
Ten technology FAILS
Where's my VR headset?
I was hoping to see VR in this list, but maybe it's so dead it didn't even make the radar...
I had massively high-hopes for VR back in the day, was so disappointed that it didn't really happen. Or did it and I never saw..?
Admittedly, if it had become a consumer-viable product, I would actually be inseparable from my goggles. Like, my skin would be growing around them and my eyes wouldn't have seen natural light in years. So, maybe they're doing us a favour...
Blizzard blasts 'frivolous' security lawsuit
Dutch unleash intelligent robot bins: No ID, no rubbish

Re: Right..
Yeah, first thing I thought after reading this was: "But surely people will just throw it on the ground?" Maybe it's ok for home use, but I personally don't see this working in the streets, people have enough difficulty getting their litter in the bin as it is, I really don't think it's a sensible idea to put an extra obstacle in the way of that, and then, essentially, penalise people for using the bins.
Cloud support brings WikiLeaks back online

I just don't get the justification..
I'm not sure what to make of it.. It could be one guy, or it could be a bunch, or it could be the gubment. Not ruling that out, lol. The mission statement for antileaks just looks so.. hollow. Ok, so, they want Assange to go on trial, with the accused crime I'd say that's a fair point, probability of extradition and being whispered off to the Gulags notwithstanding, you have to admit; avoiding going to trial for a rape charge looks pretty suspect. But what I don't get is how that relates to the activities they're doing? What the hell does wikileaks have to do with Assange(tm) going to trial? How is this action in any way shape or form related to the mission statement?
I read through the antileaks twitter feed, where they call Assange(tm) a "terrorist". That's pretty odd. Do people really say "Or the terrorists win"? I might not be a criminologist, but I don't think Assange is guilty of terrorism..
So, really, to me, the whole thing looks like this:
"Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaah I don't like Assange, he's a meanie and a terrorist, I'm going to break all of his toys because that will make everything all better."
I just don't get it. I don't understand how an activist group could form around the revolutionary concept of breaking one man's toys. Surely activist groups need a mission statement that enflames and incites, something that demands revolution and progress, real and lasting change. Antileaks isn't an activist group. It's a kindergarten bully.