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who was the biggest asshole in tech?
 

there is only one tech company on the list of SOPA supporters, nestled between the Fraternal Order of Police and the Gospel Music Association: Go Daddy

Fred Buddemeyer comment
Fred, they've said uncle!

comment Fred Buddemeyer  

with less than 200 employees, Carrier IQ might not have the largest holeprint of all available outlets, but their legal threats against the researcher who simply blew the whistle on their controversial snoopware was an asshole move of significantly high magnitude and just wound up getting them more unwanted attention.

Raven Wilson comment
what was the most brazen hack by Anonymous?
 

Lulz Christmas, and sources suggest it isn't over.

El Jones comment

Operation Avenge Assange, taking on the likes of Paypal and Mastercard
the manifesto

Jen Powers comment
who was the tech ceo most in need of a stylist?
 

Apple's Tim Cook
tim needs a new look

Jen Powers comment
Jen, Good grief...its a Bill Gates clone!

comment El Jones  
who was the biggest villain of #OWS?
 

NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg
bloomberg orders dismantling of encampment in zuccotti park

Jen Powers comment
who was the most blatant patent troll?
 

Nathan Myhrvold, who even thinks you should pay for vowels
(r)

Fred Buddemeyer comment
who made the biggest mistake in tech?
 

Reed Hastings, for having no understanding of the netflix customer.
hastings explains

Jen Powers comment

the HP Board - for not resigning themselves.

Jean Santos Simmons comment
who was the most creative person in tech?
 

the in·dom·i·ta·ble (adj) impossible to subdue or defeat
Sal Khan

Jen Powers comment
whose twitter feed did you check daily?
 

@asher_wolf

Jen Powers comment
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