Unless you've lived in a cave since the inception of the internet then you've been a victim, a perpetrator and a witness to cyberbullying. The British TV film Cyberbully starring Maisie Williams of Game of Thrones fame is a brilliant in it's idea and execution. Maisie plays Casey a teenager who is forced by a hacker to do his/her bidding. With the threat of compromising pictures being posted online of her. It all begins with a seemingly innocent but justified revenge on her ex who had tweeted a personal piece of information about her in a hurtful manner. She is given access to his account and posts a tweet from him that would destroy any males reputation, especially a teenage boys. I originally thought the tweet was too long but apparently it's just within the limits of the 140 ...
This is going to be part of a running series of reviews I will be doing as I throw cash at the internet to get cool stuff. I can't quite remember how I stumbled across Loot Crate but I believe in a night of geeky madness I signed up to not 1 but 2 mystery box style companies that catered to geeks. Loot Crate was one of them and the first to arrive. I have to say it was well worth the money. What are they Basically Loot Crates are a treasure trove of geeky goodness for those who choose to subscribe (Looters). For a very reasonable price subscribers get sent a mystery box full of 6-8 hand picked items that are secret until delivered. These items include gear, snacks, toys, hardware, art, and other goodies from emerging geek and ...