For those not familiar with it, Phrack was teaching how to exploit buffer overflows back in 1996 [1]. This is still relevant today and required for some certifications in cyber security like the OSCP.
One of my favorite things ever written.
I was so identified by this in the early 1990s because I was very lonely in my small town in a developing country where nobody cared about computers and programming. As I got access to the internet I finally found a sense of belonging.