Ian Fleming's James Bond was well-equipped for his missions by the department of tricky machinery in the British Secret Service, known as Q Branch. Bond's world was a magical transcendence of the normal existence of consumer sheep in a technological machine known as modern society, because all money was play money and fancy things were made to be wrecked, blown up and otherwise put to use in a context entirely separated from their monetary and social value. He gambled with millions, drove fast cars, and obliterated at least one airliner or submarine per movie. For those who need to act similarly outside of the norms of social rule on the internet, it would be handy to have something like Q Branch to equip the budding infoterrorist.
Only a few things are here right now, but it will grow. To keep up our metaphor, it's only the first movie.
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