alt.2600 FAQ Revision 2004/01/31 - Part 1/1

From: Voyager <voyager@hackfaq.org>
Subject: alt.2600 FAQ Revision 2004/01/31 - Part 1/1
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Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2004 13:45:00 GMT

From: voyager@hackfaq.org (The Voyager)
Newsgroups: alt.2600
Subject: alt.2600 FAQ Revision 2004/01/31 - Part 1/1
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Summary: This posting contains a list of Frequently Asked
	 Questions (and their answers) about hacking.  It
	 should be read by anyone who wishes to post to the
	 alt.2600 newsgroup or use the IRC channel #hack.

Archive-Name: alt-2600/faq
Posting-Frequency: Monthly
Last-Modified: 2004/01/31
Version: 2004/01/31

Welcome to the alt.2600/#hack FAQ: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
about Hacking

The purpose of the alt.2600/#hack FAQ is to give you a general introduction
to the art and science of hacking. No document will make you a hacker.

The alt.2600/#hack FAQ started as a FAQ for the IRC channel #hack and was
later adopted by the alt.2600 newsgroup. The alt.2600/#hack FAQ now exists
as a web document for all of the Internet.

Please use the information contained in the alt.2600/#hack FAQ wisely.

If you have a question regarding any of the topics covered in the 
alt.2600/#hack FAQ, please direct it to the alt.2600 newsgroup. Please do
not e-mail me your questions; I do not have time to respond to each
request personally.

The alt.2600 / #hack FAQ is no longer maintained it as an ASCII text file.

The only authoritative source for the current alt.2600/#hack FAQ is on the
world wide web at http://www.hackfaq.org

Voyager