Edward Snowden's lawyer reports that he is almost broke, having spent his savings on subsistence since he went into exile; he has been relying on "some organizations and enterprising citizens" for his ongoing expenses. There doesn't appear to be an easy way to give money to Snowden himself (you can send BitCoins here), though there's a legal defense fund operated by Wikileaks.
(via Hacker News)
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