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• He may be the "nerdiest protester ever" as Fail Blog says, but this guy just won't take Apple's corporate anti-hacker spirit lying down.
   
• Scotland Yard has arrested a 19 year old they believe in "Topiary," one of the leaders of the hacktivist group Lulzsec. No doubt he will be avenged.
   
• The fantastic DIY site Hack-a-Day is trying to do some house cleaning, a great lesson for sites with unreasonably trollish commenters.
   
• British publisher SF Gateway will use ebook technology to rerelease out-of-print classic science-fiction books. I wonder if any of those books predict the coming of ebooks?
   
• In Egypt's Tahrir Square, the people need to coordinate supplies, check out how they're using Twitter tags to make it easier.
   
• Check out Social Capital Markets, a multi-platform organization dedicated to "a new kind of capitalism" based on social good.
   
• DIY dice. You'll never have to buy another copy of Monopoly just for the dice ever again.
   
• The collaborative art/film/music production site HitRecord is set to relase its first compliation is September, half the profits will go to the artists who worked together to make it possible.
   
• Speaking of massive art collaborations, Improv Everywhere but on the eighth "MP3 experiment." What is the experiment? Click to find out.