full-disclosure - Re: what's to come chapter 1.

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Message-ID: <200209181656.g8IGuiM57710@mailserver2.hushmail.com>
From: gobbles at hush.com (gobbles@...h.com)
Subject: Re: what's to come chapter 1.

>yes, yes it is.

What point?

>>I can can't you?  Network insecure not FUD - reality.  Jealous
> that some cashed in?  I am.
>>
>statements like these were over simplified, and generally engin
>eered for 
>ultimate FUD factor, to generate nervious-ness, revenue etc.

FUD typically something false - engineered to create panic.  Much like entire PHC movement.

>but no, i'm not much of a hacker so i can't actually.

Then how can you make calls to hackers for action?  

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

>hacking is a verb, information is a noun. if i break a system a
>nd 
>uncover information best made public on it... *then* i will lib
>erate it.

Yes but not hacking.

>>Unless you sell-out dot-bomb effect nothing
>>
>that's my point.

My point - those disillusioned burned because they sold out.  Do you speak for PHC?  Did PHC sell out?

>>look around themselves see missed boat-missed opportunity.
>>
>its debateable, are you saying this is the motivation for the P
>HC 
>whitehat h8 effect and its pr0j3ct m4yh3m activities?

Why they upset?  Did they burn by selling out?

>>>-Cheat death again-
>>>        d34dh1tl3r <-RIP
>>Good riddance
>>
>... elaborate?

happy he gone.

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