HipHopHacker

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   by HipHopHacker 9y ago

   > I see employment relationships mostly the same way Apparently they did not. At the end of the day, the people working at the company are the ones who are doing the work, and who have control of the means of production. The ex-admin&#x
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   by HipHopHacker 10y ago

   > For a long time, I've wondered what would finally be the Securitypocalypse, the thing that finally caused our industry as a whole to take security seriously. Nothing. If the economic system revolves around capital's valoriza
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   by HipHopHacker 11y ago

   I may have written that article...mine was published in 1994 ( http://mail.blockyourid.com/~gbpprorg/2600/2600_11-2_Page_18... ). Another one had been printed in 1989, and then another in 1988. I mentioned that
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   by HipHopHacker 12y ago

   I've known Eric since the 1980's, from not long after he started the magazine (in 1984, hence his handle). One thing I always liked about respected about him is he did things on his own terms. 2600 really is a startup in some way
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   by HipHopHacker 12y ago

   Why the elite hacker scene has pretty much disappeared is something I have thought about over the past decade as well. I know many people from the groups he mentioned in the beginning - mostly the American ones, but also some European, Aus