| Some of their other writing seems to be of a similarly low quality. Another of their pages [0] seems to mirror a post [1] that they had sent to comp.lang.lisp, where they describe their difficulty with finding out the identities behind some blogs in sufficient detail. > PS it annoys me to no end when one cannot easily find the name of the author on blogs, when the blog author clearly didn't meant to be anonymous. Is there a reason you didn't want it spelled it out? This turns into a small rant against handles, which, if you set aside the jargon, are essentially nicknames. > (i despise hacker culture, where these “hackers” idiotic-namesake prefer to go by “handles” or abbrevs (e.g. “RMS”, “ESR”, “JWZ”) or whatnot insider-fashion fuck. But that's just me.) One person seemed a bit annoyed by them, so they then responded with a larger rant [2] that proposes that “hackers” are a strict subset of the people who like to tinker with computers, without ever clearly describing what it is about “hackers” that they “despise” — concluding: > It is this group of people, i despise. More accurately: i despise their general style and outlook. I despite them. Fuck them. FUCK hackers. FUCK their hacking. Fuck their mothers. Scumbags. At this point, I’d have dismissed them as a troll, but they went to the effort of buying a domain name and everything! [0] http://xahlee.info/Netiquette_dir/whats_hacker.html [1] https://groups.google.com/d/msg/comp.lang.lisp/VQF8CIUIotg/q... [2] https://groups.google.com/d/msg/comp.lang.lisp/VQF8CIUIotg/P... |
Must be profitable, if he's still at it.