From:	Kim Christiansen <kimc@**********.COM>
Subject:	Re: Hacking
Date:	Sun, 13 Jul 1997 16:34:24 +0100

> From: Drekhead <drekhead@***.NET>
>
> On 12 Jul 97 at 23:49, Adam J wrote:
>
> > I would disagree with this one. I thought that the 'Paperless'
> > office was supposed to have already happened, but I don't see it..
> > My 'office', as it is, is piled high with paper. Print outs,
> > magazines, books, everything. I realize the matrix is supposed to
> > be integrated much more than todays computer networks, but I can
> > still see stacks of paper and books on peoples desks.
>
> Absolutely. Management would not be able to function without their
> pounds and pounds of hardcopy.
>
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Well, I think that it's easier to sit around phreaking somebody like Eddie
Bauer or some other catalog store and wait for the perople who kindly give
out their credit card numbers and expiration dates. Problem then is
hsipping, but if you try hard enough, somebody will ship to you without
asking questions. Not that I have the capability to do this, but hacking is
all in how you frame the goal. Is it to steal? or is it because you can.
Usually the latter.

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kim