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Nickolay A.Kritsky <nkritsky@internethelp.ru> types:
> MM> But we're talking about people breaking into computers to ostensibly
> MM> "learn things". Given that they can buy a used computer for a lot less
> MM> than a used car, if not get them for free when their parents upgrade,
> MM> why are they breaking into other people systems?
> 
> May be just to learn, how to break into other people systems?

You can learn that using your own system. Wanna learn how to break
into a generic install of FreeBSD? Install one, and go to work on
it. It's no less interesting/fun/educational than trying to break into
someone elses, and a lot less likely to get you into trouble.

	<mike
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