Fried_Nietzsche

Not really. This is the one video that's been good in a long time. They should've stuck to their roots.

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It could just be me, but I always found US cyber hacks to be much more menacing. Iranian, North-Korean, Chinese and Russian hacks give off the aesthetic of pseudo-gangsters or general bullies.

Russia: "we hacked their social network and created provocative memes"

China: "we used our military cyber intelligence team to steel Google's source code"

North-Korea: "we hacked Sony because they created a film that made fun of us"

While the US hacks always get under your skin.

US: "We delivered a worm that slowly shut down your nuclear reactor over the span of several days and you didn't even notice"

US: "we literally hacked into your missile system"