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Hacker ethics

The Philosopher's Magazine (54):96-99 (2011)
Abstract The hacker culture is neither good nor evil, but instead focuses on getting results. It is self-reliant and rooted in an anti-authoritarian embrace of individuality. No citizen is beholden to any single person, only to the quality of work being done
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