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I'd like to think that's hackers growing up. Putting that subversiveness towards building things. Not defining themselves by their enemies. I'd say that's more
by traverseda 11y ago
I'd like to think that's hackers growing up. Putting that subversiveness towards building things. Not defining themselves by their enemies.
I'd say that's more maker culture, but makers tend to be far more comfortable with corporotized tools then I'd like.
Personal identity is weird. It's nice to be able to easily identify people with similar axioms to you, but damn is it a minefield.