Depends on how you define "difference". In a way, of course it makes a difference. That domain wasn't registered recently, now there is a webpage there. It has

Depends on how you define "difference". In a way, of course it makes a difference. That domain wasn't registered recently, now there is a webpage there. It has words on them, people can read it. That it doesn't magically make the NSA disappear doesn't mean it doesn't make a difference. Any and all change begins with thought, speech and action in individuals, then in groups. Some things took a LONG time, and consisted of many small things. Even "reading and talking about an article about something that matters instead of watching cats on youtube or discussing font sizes" can help, IMHO. Unless you think it distracts you from doing something that would have even more impact, I don't see the problem? I get impatience, but not futility.