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And when I got there, I was so inspired by the whole hacker culture that surrounded DEF CON and Black Hat and, I more or less kind of social engineer myself into a Hacker One Live Hacking Event, which used to be at the bar, and I saw these amazing hackers there that that were sitting at their Macbooks. Hacking away. You can't ask anyone.
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