RE: RE: True story

["Stephan Steenkamp" <ssteenkamp () aosl co za>]

 OMW if u start this debate again I'm going to commit suicide.. Who
gives a crap anyways what a "hacker" really means to normal folks and
the "hackers themselves". A label is only a label when u accept it as
your own..




-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Stromberg [mailto:strombrg () dcs nac uci edu] 
Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 5:30 PM
To: Earl Keyser
Cc: Dan Stromberg; full-disclosure


Not to mention the word "hacker" originally had nothing to do with
illegal entry into computers...  Blame the idiot press for the
confusion.

On Mon, 2003-06-02 at 06:55, Earl Keyser wrote:
>          Reply to:
>    RE: True story

> 6/2/03 Consider this -
>
> 1. Intellectual curiosity is a good thing.
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> 2. Privacy is ALSO a good thing.
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> 3. Making money is a good thing.
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> 4. Most hackers invade privacy for intellectual curiosity.
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> 5. Most white hats want to protect privacy.
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> 6. This battle will never be over.
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