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The irony of a hacker magazine relying on print distribution. Wouldn't a 1337 4axx0r figure out something with mobile apps, websites, ads, etc?
by brianbarker 12y ago
The irony of a hacker magazine relying on print distribution. Wouldn't a 1337 4axx0r figure out something with mobile apps, websites, ads, etc?
- tdicola 12y ago2600 has been in print for almost 30 years, longer than probably most HN readers have been alive I would wager. You can get it on Kindle these days too, IIRC it's only a buck a month (but still published quarterly).
- doctorshady 12y agoNothing wrong with a little variety in your life, medium wise. Also, it's "h4xx0r", not "4axx0r"
- xellisx 12y agoIt's 1337. Hahaha. Do they still have 2600 meetups anymore?
- brianbarker 12y agoI was waiting to see how long it would take one of you to get upset about that.
- mst 12y agoPerhaps the fact that 2600 has a large following among hardware hackers who might prefer something more tangible escaped you.
- brianbarker 12y agoYes, I'm clearly an idiot. Thank you random internet person.
- brianbarker 12y agoI'm 30 years old, and judging by the immaturity of HN comments these days I'm older than most of you n00bs. I like how your shitty comments don't get downvoted.