Jeremy Hammond, report back on the 2010 SF anarchist bookfair and BASTARD conference, Fun with Linux Routing, MD5 Crack on the Cheap, Reducing Redundancy in Bind Zone Files, Ronin, SSL MITM, the Cult of the /opt/, Using Multiple Interfaces to get 1MB+/s and VPN via Tor.
Enthusiasm and fun!
The long-awaited new issue. Sports smaller dimensions, but still the same snazzy design.
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We may cheer graffiti, riots, and the decay of the exoburbs but we also realize that the same asocial grumpiness that allows us to survive in urban density often keeps us from working together.
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This issue (#64) of Anarchy: A Journal of Desire Armed has as its theme that most pernicious of all enemies, Capitalism. In particular the relationship that anarchists have with capitalism; rhetorically opposed but practically ambivalent.
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"The bird fights its way out of the egg. Whoever wants to be born must first destroy a world." Herman Hesse
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This issue of this magazine - always pretty - is on experimentation. It features an evaluation of how activists targeted an animal testing corporation (HLS); a photoessay on Swedish anarchists who - as a result of losing a squat - built a social center; what appropriate support is for "communities of resistance"; a report from student strikes and riots in Colombia; and an analysis of the past decade of anarchist organizing in NYC.
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This issue of this 30-year-old publication has a fascinating article on Stirner, and the second half of the new (best) translation of Call (Appel).
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