Yeah maybe I'm just being old and grumbly. Although the vast majority of our crews were skaters/BMXers, we were much more low key and much less flamboyant. It

Yeah maybe I'm just being old and grumbly. Although the vast majority of our crews were skaters/BMXers, we were much more low key and much less flamboyant. It was at a time when the feds were just starting to take some hacking incidents seriously. At that point in time, if you got caught, you'd usually just get a stern talking to by some authority figure, be it a local cop and/or one of the heads of the org you infiltrated. I may give Hackers a watch this weekend and try to appreciate it for what it is. I was already adulting by the 90s, so while I was still on the field, I didn't pay much attention to 90s hacker culture, except for who was getting arrested or informing.