RadheYou’ve probably come across these websites before. They are all a bit goofy and all a bit off, but they all seem to have the same problem in common: they are all the same. They all take a set of words and use them in an awkward and off-putting way. In this case, the word “lulz” and the word “hackers”.
You know the drill, you read the description, and you go to the website, and you click on all the links, and you run into the site. You know what that means? I never click a link again, not even when I’m on my phone.
I’m gonna go out on a limb and say if you google lulz and hackers, you get about two thirds of the way through the search results. My personal theory is that the first site you run into is a link farm, and the other third are all really just links to some other link farm. Then you go to the third site and you see that you’re not the only one on the internet having a bad day.
If you are having a bad day, you can go to hackers.org. It’s like hackers.com, but with all the lulz and badness. You can use the same interface that hackers.com uses, but instead of hacking, you’re hacking for the hacker movement.
Well, I guess I should admit that we also have a small but growing hacker movement that is pretty much a riot. The site’s URL is just hacke.org, but it is the site of the hacker conference Hacking Everywhere 2008, where hackers gather to brainstorm, show their code, and talk about the stuff they hack. I think its a good idea to talk a bit with other hackers about the reasons why they hack and why others should join their movement.
Like the hacker movement as a whole, the hacker movement is generally opposed to the kind of government that we have in this country, or at least is willing to talk about the problems that we have with the state of our government. I think that the Hacking Everywhere conference might be a good place to start.
Hacking Everywhere is a conference that focuses on “hacking” in a very general sense, and I think that would be a good place to start. I’ve used the terms hacking and hacking everywhere a lot over the past few years. I think that a good place to start would be Hacking Everywhere.
A couple of years ago I was at the Hacking Everywhere conference, and I saw a man at one of the panels who said that government was the only thing that truly mattered in the world. I think that’s a pretty accurate description of how government works in this country right now. I think that the government is actually a pretty bad thing, and that the only thing that matters is doing good with what you have.
I know it seems like it’s easy to hate the government, but I think it’s important to understand the concept of government as a metaphor for the social order. As Steve Sailer points out, if the government is a metaphor for society then we can’t go around fighting and bombing each other unless we’re just going to be a bunch of jerks.
I think the government is too often portrayed in the media as a monolithic entity that is always trying to make us all happy. We don’t need a government, we need a society that is more like a country where everyone shares the same values. I think that if we all came together as one society, we could create the perfect environment for a peaceful society.
