Re: a new logo for Hackerdom
From john bailo <jab...@earthlink.net>
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· 30 Oct 2003 22:15 · View full thread
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Thu, 30 Oct 2003 21:56:14 +0000, core_dump, <Xns9424ACAEFF0E4coredump0mercurylink@216.168.3.44> > All news sources take his jargon file seriously, especially this "Hacker > vs Cracker vs Script Kiddie" nonsense. Why? It's all crap! Hackers are old technology... they were aced by the virus writers.
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