... Seriously?
First: it's a hell of a lot smarter to keep someone who's proven he can hack just about anything BUSY. Ish. Or something. Idle hands, and all that.
Second: would anyone *really* not be willing to bet that being saddled with a nine-to-five corporate job is the next thing to a living hell for most hackers? Honestly. Somehow, I get the sense that the article's written by someone who lives and dies for the corporate grind. o_O
Yes, and like Mister Stewart, the difference is that he's SUPPOSED to be a parody. Or did you not catch that episode of Crossfire several years back?
"What is WRONG with you people??"
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... Seriously? First: it's a hell of a lot smarter to keep someone who's proven he can hack just about anything BUSY. Ish. Or something. Idle hands, and all that. Second: would anyone *really* not be willing to bet that being saddled with a nine-to-five corporate job is the next thing to a living hell for most hackers? Honestly. Somehow, I get the sense that the article's written by someone who lives and dies for the corporate grind. o_O
Er... doubt it; that's the Burma Shave ad format. Though if each line had been posted ten minutes apart, it'd lend a more "authentic" air to it. ^_^
Yes, and like Mister Stewart, the difference is that he's SUPPOSED to be a parody. Or did you not catch that episode of Crossfire several years back? "What is WRONG with you people??"