Skyper

No one ever thought about that.

For me, this is the most significant article in all of hack, just because it sets out the baseline and the conduct, how hackers should behave and what hackers should do and should not do and how we think.

Yeah, these things are still valid today.

Maybe perhaps even more valid today than they were back then.

That we are all equal.

That we don't care about skin color, religion, our nationality.

And, you know, a lot of criminals forget this.

And that's why they are criminals.

They are not hackers.

If you hack for a nation, you're not a hacker.

You're actually more concerned about your nationality

than about the hacker manifesto where we don't care about that.

We only care about skills.

Correct.

I think Frack.com got hacked at least once.

the web server was often down, not reachable.

And so I decided to

to steal a domain, which was frac.org, which back then was not owned by the frac staff.

It was owned by somebody who probably didn't even know about frac.

Luckily, in the olden days, these things were rather easy.