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Message-ID: <200209181511.g8IFB7U17198@mailserver2.hushmail.com>
From: gobbles at hush.com (gobbles@...h.com)
Subject: Re: what's to come chapter 1.

>another daily dose of zan, the previous mailing was the pro-lou
>gue: this 
>is chapter 1: History and beyond.

More ramble.

>         FUD abounded in the security industry, "i can break an
>y network 
>in the world" was the call from dilluded                 sellou
>ts (to 
>congress). millionares were made out of whitehats, preying on t
>his fear 
>and gathering thier tools         from the "scene"

I can can't you?  Network insecure not FUD - reality.  Jealous that some cashed in?  I am.

>         the whitehats have bred a new culture of hackers to be
>live that 
>the real hack ethic is one of "information                freed
>om" and 
>while yes this is true, this does not translate into "give us y
>our codez"

Information should be free.  Hacking is information.  Hacking not illegal.

>-Until The Crystal Cracked-
>         dot-boom; everything came crashing down, thoose eyebal
>ls 

Unless you sell-out dot-bomb effect nothing

>         the hackers began to wake up, look around themselves a
>nd see 
>the cesspool of greed, treachery and lies that         surround
>ed them 
>and corrupted thier ideals, no longer would they be animals of 
>pack.

look around themselves see missed boat-missed opportunity.

>-Cheat death again-
>         d34dh1tl3r <-RIP

Good riddance





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