I met Jeremy at HOPE Number Six. He was absolutely convinced that hacking was going to be the way that we protest in the future. He likened it to doing a sit-i

I met Jeremy at HOPE Number Six. He was absolutely convinced that hacking was going to be the way that we protest in the future. He likened it to doing a sit-in of a restaurant, protesting outside of a business, or chaining yourself to a tree. Everything he did was focused on this goal. Helping people learn to hack was going to be a required part of a functioning society. He led by example and some people followed. I can't help but wonder if he is the first of his kind: a political prisoner of the Internet age.