> The Manifesto was from an era when the hardware you owned was practically a useless toy,
I'd argue that's what we're moving towards.
I'd argue that's what we're moving towards.
Kids these days.
One of the arguments I make against black hat hacking when I answer emails to (mostly) kids is that there is soooo much available you can do to fulfill your wildest geeky dreams. I'm around 90% sure that, were I growing up now, I would have eschewed cracking and instead be hip deep in some nerdvana corner of the maker universe, wiring cats up for spaceflight or something similar.
> People who think that are idiots.
> Kids these days.
I try my best to keep the level of Hacker News discourse high, but your response is incredibly rude.