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You kidding me, I only log into this web site so I can learn how to Hack the Gibson. Second best computer themed movie of all time: Sneakers with Robert Redford. Whistler is the best hacker of all time, supposedly there were legitimate real blind people who figured out about the 2600 hz tone giving free phone calls back in the day. Forget where I read that. That reminds me. I once spoke to John Draper on ICQ when I was.. 15 or 16 can't remember. Not too long ago, I'm 31 now. Anyways I told him he was my hero and one day I would work for the CIA. He says, "I can think of better people to work for." Best day ever.

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