Hey, I stumbled on /r/hackerethic from checking my referrer logs for an article you submitted. The contents seem very in line with what I want to read, and so I wondered about submitting a thing or two — can/should this be done? It looks like some kind of gated community, only its also publicIt's totally public! Please join us. Spread the word. We're just very new.
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21 March 2013
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Hacker Ethic
A nice message I received on reddit today:
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