Conscience of a Hacker

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Today, I read something in my English class, called Conscience of a Hacker by The Mentor. It is a piece written to explain the hackers point of view. I enjoy reading things like this, because I like when you can clearly see what the author is thinking and feeling. The Mentor is explaining his reasons why he hacks, and tries to get others to understand him. This was a very enjoyable piece to read. If you would like to, follow the link HERE.
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