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Reminds me of the hacker's manifesto, but a lot less eloquent.
by pxlpshr 15y ago
Reminds me of the hacker's manifesto, but a lot less eloquent.
- kahawe 15y agoI find the idea of a bunch of 4chan, excuse me, "newfags" and "oldfags" frakking around the internet "for the lulz" and/or "shits and giggles" a lot more friendly and support-worthy than the same people rolling out a huge Robin-Hood/"the abused Davids striking back against Goliath Corps" banner and all in the name of "true justice" and "freedom". I miss the "wild wild west" internet a lot but the last thing we need is yet another entity pushing its interests onto the web. Hack and deface and publish, by all means, for great lulz! You are a lot more unique, random, loveable and (actually) useful that way.
- badclient 15y agoNot to mention it is hard to make a personal fortune doing it. Many Robin Hood-type figures around the world continue to rake in millions at the expense of the poor people they claim to rep. And yet, as a member of Lulz or Anon, the most you may gain is appreciation for your skill IF you put it on your resume. It would also get you arrested, effectively striking out one of the few ways to make a personal gain from this.