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Shane Rohof wrote:
> 
> hey, I am interested in learning how to hack. I was ondering if you could
> tech me how this is done. THANK  YOU
>                                 Eagle

Use the source luke, but keep away from the dark side!

1/ Hackers is an old computer term meaning "master of the field"
2/'Hackers' in the media are "the master's apprentice" who goes wild
with knowing a little and not understanding a lot..

THIS hackers mailing list is a mailng list for type (1) 
in other words here hang out those who create and understand
the freeBSD system.  We don't want to "HACK" in the media sense.
HOWEVER most of group (2) are definitly welcome to
try doing constructive work (1)