John Perry Barlow, from this transcript: "Driving 110 miles per hour on Main Street is a common symptom of rural adolescence, publicly denounced but privately understood."
Out of context, That is wildly accurate. Older people will tsk tsk when they hear about that kind of thing, but most people in rural areas use it as an excuse to recount their dumb teenage stories. When I got a speeding ticket was when I found out my father got a ticket when he was riding a piece of waxed cardboard behind a car on a snowy highway.
No hacker context, but a truism.
My dad also grew up in a rural area, and he tells the story of how all the teenage moped drivers wore helmets for a few years after one of them died