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>I actually was interested in getting a Wikileaks mug, but all they had is stuff that you had to wear in public.

My mug arrived a few days ago, check it out here : http://officialwikileakseu.spreadshirt.net/p6

I guess he started out with some test programs:

http://171344.spreadshirt.net/de/DE/Shop/Article/Index/article/Latein-3659377

You can already get his picture on T-Shirts (The protesters call the current political course "Stasi 2.0")

But the whole point of this is actually the E-Pass which contains fingerprints and is supposed to be absolutely safe. And the CCC has shown ways to make a fake fingerprint with some glue in less than an hour.

Speaking of stealing the golden arches, this reminds me so much of the movie "Coming to America" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094898/ starring Eddie Murphy/Arsenio Hall. They were working at McDowell's restaurant which did have a golden arch.
http://www.spreadshirt.net/shop.php?op=article&ac= details&article_id=1634806 is a t-shirt to spoof the movie showing the arch.

But why subscribe? I can distribute DVD on Lulu or sell T-shirts from Spreadshirt. All commission based, doesn't cost me a penny in subscription fees.

I read the author's treatise but was rather shocked at the company swag. Who in their right mind would take security advice from a company who advertises thongs, vodka, and cocaine as symbols worth publicising?

That is not the company image that would win me points with my boss.

Boss: "That is a rather inappropriate coffee cup you have there. Please don't bring it to work."
Me: "But our network security company gave it to me!"
Boss: "You're fired."

I guess I'm just showing my age.

And yes, my boss does talk in HTML.

It doesnt look like more different than other similar websites like cafepress & co.
But spreadshirt look like has a better interface, printing methods, and i can pay in Euro too!