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...ous than they think (finding out addresses and computers is often possible and obnoxious wrongdoers will get punished sooner or later). ...and the conflict is more probable, yet the people still know each other - and they can sort it out immediately.

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...oor to denote people being away; he/she knows that people would understand and honour the privacy of the home. Now, compare to (for example) a typical mod ...makes interesting twists - while the Soviet Army was an infamous pillager and defiler (anyone who has seen the derelict military installations in Estonia

...ous than they think (finding out addresses and computers is often possible and obnoxious wrongdoers will get punished sooner or later). ...and the conflict is more probable, yet the people still know each other - and they can sort it out immediately.

...oduce yourself as the new IT support guy and ask whether everything is OK (and "to be sure", leave your phone number). Somewhere during the conversation, ...Complain about the new malware outbreak (using some techspeak, of course) and ask the socket number 12 to be disconnected "to allow you sort out this mes

...in the vein of "a cool thing for hanging around with friends, reading news and downloading stuff - it was built sometime around 1990 or so". Somebody woul ...ways, yet give ground to nasty amounts of superficiality, irresponsibility and cruelty.

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...[http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/729 two first chapters here]</ref>, pranks and practical jokes were an integral part of the original hacker culture - even ...l L.J. 1924 (1998), http://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/ilj/vol22/iss5/2/</ref>). And finally, this was the year of arrest of possibly the most feared cracker in

...he basic understanding of the matters. These articles deal with technology and are not much disputed, having reached the common knowledge stage. They also ...g security it is often used as a tool to write short scripts for managing (and sometimes also, attacking) computer networks. Other reasons for choosing Py

...singly low interest and knowledge in the wide public towards legal aspects and different licensing schemes. Several factors tend to contribute to this: ...e dissonance between the numerous hysterical 'Catch the pirate!' campaigns and the reality where 'eveyone downloads stuff'.

...singly low interest and knowledge in the wide public towards legal aspects and different licensing schemes. Several factors tend to contribute to this: ...e dissonance between the numerous hysterical 'Catch the pirate!' campaigns and the reality where 'eveyone downloads stuff'.

... is still under discussion (both in IT and otherwise). ...mans started to compute soon after the first days. Besides fingers, sticks and stones, one of the first computing devices was probably the [http://en.wik

... is still under discussion (both in IT and otherwise). ...mans started to compute soon after the first days. Besides fingers, sticks and stones, one of the first computing devices was probably the [http://en.wik

...ssional crackers. And of course, once again we run into PIBKAC - ignorance and negligence on users' side plays a major role in the success of malware. ...n parts of data carriers (e.g. DVD-s or USB disks). While the most popular and known term, not all malware are viruses - in fact, viruses in their pure fo

...mputer and as a rule, was not transferrable. Thus it lacked business value and patches resulted rather from a lack of opportunities, and consider it be born together with the Web in early 90s. Still almost

...alysts, mathematicians, crossword and chess enthusiasts and various others and assigned to the manor of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bletchley_Park Bletc ...competition, after which each of the successful participants was contacted and asked if they would be prepared to undertake "a particular type of work as

...alysts, mathematicians, crossword and chess enthusiasts and various others and assigned to the manor of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bletchley_Park Bletc ...competition, after which each of the successful participants was contacted and asked if they would be prepared to undertake "a particular type of work as

...s thorough as was the transition from gathering and hunting to agriculture and from the latter on to industrial production. However, the intensity of this * both production and destruction capabilities of mankind are virtually unlimited (in Terran pers

...s thorough as was the transition from gathering and hunting to agriculture and from the latter on to industrial production. However, the intensity of this * both production and destruction capabilities of mankind are virtually unlimited (in Terran pers