>>I see a problem here that I did not see before. The term "cracker",
>>which is what hackers are recommending we use when we wish to connote
>>"hacker gone to the dark side" or some such, has some slight built-in
>>vernacular ambiguities. Is one talking about a safe cracker? Is one
>>trying to
Hi MM
> >There you go - a hacker in sheeple's clothing, LOL! You're certainly
> >no slave, MM. I wonder if the real slaves aren't the people at the
> >top of the ladder, the ones who think they're in control - such as
> >Kenneth Lay, hopeless failures at life, what a waste.
>
>thx, and an interes
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murdoch wrote:
> I see a problem here that I did not see before. The term "cracker",
> which is what hackers are recommending we use when we wish to connote
> "hacker gone to the dark side" or some such, has some slight built-in
> vernacular ambiguities.
TLC had a pro
>There you go - a hacker in sheeple's clothing, LOL! You're certainly
>no slave, MM. I wonder if the real slaves aren't the people at the
>top of the ladder, the ones who think they're in control - such as
>Kenneth Lay, hopeless failures at life, what a waste.
thx, and an interesting take on L
> >it isn't "everyone", not by a very long way, nor ever will be. When
> >you have a closer look, maybe it's not quite like that even with the
> >"slaves". Some people talk of "sheeple". Fine critters, sheep, and
> >not that dumb either (Judas goats notwithstanding). I always find
> >that rather p
>it isn't "everyone", not by a very long way, nor ever will be. When
>you have a closer look, maybe it's not quite like that even with the
>"slaves". Some people talk of "sheeple". Fine critters, sheep, and
>not that dumb either (Judas goats notwithstanding). I always find
>that rather patroni
>On Monday, December 9, 2002, at 11:41 AM, Keith Addison wrote:
>
> > The powers-that-be aren't nearly as all-powerful as they try to tell
> > us. Plenty of spreading cracks in their concrete.
>
>Their single greatest weakness is extreme short-sightedness.
>It's bad for everyone else too, of cour
On Monday, December 9, 2002, at 11:41 AM, Keith Addison wrote:
> The powers-that-be aren't nearly as all-powerful as they try to tell
> us. Plenty of spreading cracks in their concrete.
Their single greatest weakness is extreme short-sightedness.
It's bad for everyone else too, of course, but
Hey Curtis
:-)
I was hoping to prise you out of the woodwork, I just didn't realize
it'd be you. I'm not too surprised. You're a fone phreak?
Anyway, cheer up. A bit better than slaves, a bit worse too - but by
any definition there are probably only a few hundred million of them,
it isn't "e
