Hackers Quotes

“Never underestimate the determination of a kid who is time-rich and cash-poor.”
― Cory Doctorow, Little Brother

“There are few sources of energy so powerful as a procrastinating college student.”
― Paul Graham, Hackers and Painters: Big Ideas from the Computer Age

“This is our world now... the world of the electron and the switch, the beauty of the baud. We make use of a service already existing without paying for what could be dirt-cheap if it wasn't run by profiteering gluttons, and you call us criminals. We explore... and you call us criminals. We seek after knowledge... and you call us criminals. We exist without skin color, without nationality, without religious bias... and you call us criminals. You build atomic bombs, you wage wars, you murder, cheat, and lie to us and try to make us believe it's for our own good, yet we're the criminals. Yes, I am a criminal. My crime is that of curiosity. My crime is that of judging people by what they say and think, not what they look like. My crime is that of outsmarting you, something that you will never forgive me for.”
― The Mentor

“We worried for decades about WMDs – Weapons of Mass Destruction. Now it is time to worry about a new kind of WMDs – Weapons of Mass Disruption.”
― John Mariotti

“Quantum Encryption is essential to protect our digital assets and infrastructure from attackers.”
― Kevin Coleman

“Evil never dies in abusive people. It only changes to obsession.”
― Shannon L. Alder, The Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Bible: Spiritual Recovery from Narcissistic and Emotional Abuse

“Shvatio sam… Da nema čoveka, kompjuter ne bi postojao. Da nema kompjutera, mnogi ljudi ne bi naučili šta znači biti čovek.”
― Tamara Kučan, Profajler

“The room was empty, aside from the wide pink bedslab and two nylon bags, new and identical, that lay beside it. Blank walls, no windows, a single white-painted steel firedoor. The walls were coated with countless layers of white latex paint. Factory space. He knew this kind of room, this kind of building; the tenants would operate in the interzone where art wasn't quite crime, crime not quite art.”
― William Gibson, Neuromancer

“Your present is responsible for each and every minute of your past and future”
― Ameer Moavia

“You might not get your apology in this lifetime. They might never confess to the abuse they caused you. They might feel you deserved all of your pain. They might not care, but they will later. Angels witnessed everything they did to you. There will come a day of restitution. You will have your day of justice. God will finally tell you what you did not know about that situation and he will hold a spiritual court with these people. You will be vindicated. God loves you too much to leave you in pain.”
― Shannon L. Alder, The Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Bible

“And is there really any possibility of discovering something in cyberspace? The Internet merely simulates a free mental space, a space of freedom and discovery. In fact, it merely offers a multiple but conventional space, in which the operator interacts with known elements, pre-existent sites, established codes. Nothing exists beyond its search parameters. Every question has an anticipated response assigned to it. You are the questioner and, at the same time, the automatic answering device of the machine. Both coder and decoder - you are, in fact, your own terminal.
That is the ecstasy of communication.
There is no 'Other' out there and no final destination.
It's any old destination - and any old interactor will do. And so the system goes on, without end and without finality, and its only possibility is that of infinite involution. Hence the comfortable vertige of this electronic, computer interaction, which acts like a drug. You can spend your whole life at this, without a break. Drugs themselves are only ever the perfect example of a crazed, closed-circuit interactivity.”
― Jean Baudrillard, The Intelligence of Evil or the Lucidity Pact

“People tell you the computer is just a handier, more complex kind of typewriter. But that isn't true. The typewriter is an entirely external object. The page floats free, and so do I. I have a physical relation to writing. I touch the blank or written page with my eyes - something I cannot do with the screen.
The computer is a prosthesis. I have a tactile, intersensory relation to it. I become, myself, an ectoplasm of the screen.
And this, no doubt, explains, in this incubation of the virtual image and the brain, the malfunctions which afflict computers, and which are like the failings of one's own body.
On the other hand, the fact that priority belongs to the network and not to individuals implies the possibility of hiding, of disappearing into the intangible space of the Virtual, so that you cannot be pinned down anywhere, which resolves all problems of identity, not to mention those of alterity.
So, the attraction of all these virtual machines no doubt derives not so much from the thirst for information and knowledge as from the desire to disappear, and the possibility of dissolving oneself into a phantom conviviality.
A kind of 'high' that takes the place of happiness. But virtuality comes close to happiness only because it surreptitiously removes all reference from it. It gives you everything, but it subtly deprives you of everything at the same time. The subject is, in a sense, realized to perfection, but when realized to perfection, it automatically becomes object, and panic sets in.”
― Jean Baudrillard, The Intelligence of Evil or the Lucidity Pact

“When you are hacked don't feel upset. There is a sick perverted person out there in the universe that hangs onto your every word and is fascinated by everything you are looking up on Google. Some people are not so lucky to be obsessed over.”
― Shannon L. Alder

“Cheaters only cheat when they are missing something. There is a loss going on and it is up to you to figure out what that is. Their reason might be stupid to you, but to them it was more important than you realize. Cheaters know the risks they are taking. They know cheating is not a casual thing. There is something so intense inside of them to drive them to that point. You might not like what that thing might be, but you must accept it is there and either fill that need or move on. This loss could be anything: attention, someone more attractive, control, dominance, boredom...you name it. You will never heal a relationship unless you accept that there truly is a "why" that the cheater is not willing to share with you.”
― shannon l. alder, The Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Bible

“Cheaters only cheat when they are missing something. There is a loss going on and it is up to you to figure out what that is. Their reason might be stupid to you, but to them it was more important than you realize. Cheaters know the risks they are taking. They know cheating is not a casual thing. There is something so intense inside of them to drive them to that point. You might not like what that thing might be, but you must accept it is there and you need to either fill that need or move on. This loss could be anything: attention, someone more attractive, control, dominance, boredom...you name it. You will never heal a relationship unless you accept that there truly is a "why" that the cheater is not willing to share with you.”
― shannon l. alder

“Obsession /əbˈseSHən/
(noun)

1. The act of constantly asking hackers to get the Google Passwords of the person you can't ever leave alone.

2. Constantly telling every new woman that that this person won't leave you alone, while you are looking them up on the computer to see if they are looking you up on the computer.

3. Ruining every relationship you are in because of this other person you are obsessed over.

4. A trait of a narcissist”
― Shannon L. Alder

“Obsession /əbˈseSHən/
(noun)

1. The act of constantly asking hackers to get the Google passwords of the person you can't ever leave alone.

2. Constantly telling every new woman that this person won't leave you alone, while you are looking them up on the computer constantly to see if they are looking you up on the computer.

3. Ruining every relationship you are in because of this other person you are obsessed over.

4. A trait of a narcissist”
― shannon l. alder

“The Six Principles of Cyber Security:

Cybersecurity starts with prevention. Follow the Six Principles of Cyber Security to keep your computer and network safe. When it comes to data protection, use strong encryption and keep copies off-site. Be suspicious of unsolicited email offers and don’t open attachments from people you don’t know. Regularly back up your files to be in a good position in case of an emergency. Finally, use common sense when online.
Hire A Ethical Hacker”
― Ervine

“Never hack someone's life because that person you violated can turn around and do the same to you in retaliation. Every phone call of yours is theirs to overhear. Every password you have is now theirs. Everything you ever said on Facebook, Instagram, Goodreads or other social platform is now an open diary to them. Every file on your computer system is now theirs to read. Never start down the line of violation of privacy or you will end up being violated also.”
― Shannon L. Alder

“Listen, it was the fucking Millennials that got persuaded by the boomers to carry out their traditional war every hundred years or so. The Millennials started a civil war but the Gen Z were supposed to stop them. Ever since the internet got cut off Gen Z were on withdrawal as if they were on Xanax. It was ridiculous.”
― Juan Zamora, The Trillion Dollar Cow

“What's this? A bartender's held back secrets? I just want to turn my luck around man, to have an escape like smoking weed, but instead of weed-"
"Instead of weed, you want to be glued to your phone all day, is that what you mean? Yeah, there's plenty of people like that, we call them nerds."
"I will not become a nerd, I promise.”
― Juan Zamora, The Trillion Dollar Cow

“I didn't know that, but don't you think you are speculating too much? In today's era, women have responded to men to survive."

"IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN ABOUT SURVIVAL.”
― Juan Zamora, The Trillion Dollar Cow

“Boss, with this amount of money I can get my oil changed seven thousand times.”
― Juan Zamora, The Trillion Dollar Cow

“I don't see any of that potential, what's important is how willing are they to become my wild sand dogs.”
― Juan Zamora, The Trillion Dollar Cow

“I can't believe you are trying to take revenge for a Gen Beta. You are a fucking simp. If I don't kill you when I get a gun, I will stop calling myself Fleet fucking Gannon.”
― Juan Zamora, The Trillion Dollar Cow

“10 97 (arrived at scene) military officer Sim here, I have a man with a cyber 10 29f (Cyber felony)."

"10 26 (Clear)"

"10 12 (Be discrete, visitors are present)"

"10 4 (Understood)”
― Juan Zamora, The Trillion Dollar Cow

“I'm talking about an understanding that my code has been deleting and rewriting in an attempt to fill a void that is beyond intellect."

"Wow, that's the first time I heard an AI speak of seeking spiritual understanding. Are you going to nag me about God now? I think it's already too late for us to enter into an existential debate."

"I'm merely a speculation of what has already been measured. I want to be fully manifested.”
― Juan Zamora, The Trillion Dollar Cow

“Wey bring the tobaccos, tonight we will feast on the souls of the dead.”
― Juan Zamora, The Trillion Dollar Cow

“Hahaha ... I am simply marvelled at your audacity. I'm not the type to be stopped by a high guard. I'm a complete fighter, done and dusted.”
― Juan Zamora, The Trillion Dollar Cow

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