Hey there, Veeky Forums. Cybersecurtiy major here.
I'm writing a paper on privacy and tracking issues in the modern day in relations to technology and the US Constitution, but I need a really catching title to start it off.
I'm not the extremely creative type, so my challenge for you all is this:
Come up with a good title for it. As long as it's clever, I don't care what it is.
Thanks
Do it yourself you dumb faggot.
Motions in motion:
Rethinking Thought.
The Elephant Eats a Donkey:
The impotence of technology in relation to politics.
Fuck You OP:
An Homage to user who can't think.
i can't
>The Elephant Eats a Donkey:
>The impotence of technology in relation to politics.
Unironically not bad. Probably not what OP wants, but fuck that dumb cunt.
Major Cybersecurity was an Unconstitutional Privacy TheRapist.
how about "A Look into the Private Parts of the Internet"
"1984 wasn't supposed to be an instruction manual!"
"The legality of forced digital penetration"
The Tractatus Cyber-Constitutionalis
Bitches Ain't Shit But Hoes and Tricks: How Women Destroyed Privacy in the United States
Two Dialogues Between Privaticus and Securitus in Which the Unconstitutionality of Digital Surveillance and the Superiority of Linux are Demonstrated
"Do it yourself you dumb faggot: how the American Public can end the PATRIOT act"
We know what you did last summer
"American Imperialism? That sounds great honey"
this could go somewhere
nice, but can't use that
i'm libertarian
I'm a Libertarian BTW Just in Case You Were Wondering: the Paper
You gotta give a little, to get the flavor and feel of the piece.
Not saying that will set off the eureka lamps, but your naked request, as it stands, gives me nothing to hang my hat on.
But in case I never look at this thread, here's something that comes to mind... probably could use a subtitled:
The New Leviathan
>i'm libertarian
cringe
just give up on writing the paper
>I'm not the extremely creative type
>i'm libertarian
you don't fucking say...
Authoritarian nutjob detected
I also majored in cybersecurity op, but my program sucked and I'm currently teaching myself assembly and operating systems security because most of the classes were about shit like risk management and legal issues affecting business.
I recommend reading Understanding the Digital World by Brian W. Kernighan, it's not a technical book but it was written with input from all the major computer science people you've heard of