Ethical Lines of the Gray Hat
Facter writes "There is a great article on CNET about the ethical debate between white/gray/black-hat hackers - interesting to note is that it reports the "fading away" of the "gray" definition between white and black, due to the DMCA hindering anything in between.."
The question "Do we really need a hat?" from someone who's blog is at whitehatorganization.com
Yes, apparently you really need a hat.
I prefer my red hat... I don't have to shave, all the white hats respect and revere me, and I can get it on with Smurfette.
Well, there's The Jargon File, a.k.a. The New Hacker's Dictionary, which the writers could presumably consult whenever they write anything with a geek factor greater than 0. However, even The File's contents can be tough to grok by non-geeks, so I've decided to condense it into a form more easily digested by non-geeks:
Hopefully they'll get that one.
(I make no warranty of accuracy of my statements.)
In Soviet Russia, Jesus asks: "What Would You Do?"