This episode we talk with a guy named “Drew” who gives us a rare peek into what some of the young hackers are up to today. From listening to Drew, we can see that times are changing for the motive behind hacking. In the ’90s and ’00s it was done for fun and curiosity. In the ’10s Anonymous showed us what Hacktivism is. And now, in the ’20s, the young hackers seem to be profit driven.

(also testing new e-Player)

While still in beta stage Khaled is adding Dark Mode support to mIRC. There are still bugs as of the time of this post and he is asking for people to try the beta and report any issues they find. You can view the beta post by going to https://forums.mirc.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/265827/mirc-beta#Post265827. Here is a preview:

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The dreaded day has finally arrived. Hawkee.com has closed. For years it was a valued resource for irc snippets. Sadly the past few years saw the site taken over by spam bots. I know efforts were made to buy the system but didn't seem to ever get very far. Several people also offered to moderate the site but again nothing came of it. Seeing another of the irc support sites go by the way side is very disappointing. I really hope all those snippets aren't lost forever.