Juan Aguilar, you have done it for me, even after dozens of complaints, you continue to post bull to the site, which has prompted me to edit my igoogle page, and henceforth removing hack-a-day from it, I may ,,,,may,,,, check back after a few months and see how things are going, but to be honest, I’m not to sure i’m going to miss much

Posted at 7:07 pm on Jun 12th, 2008 by fentanyl3

Its Fone Phreaking. Get it right.

Posted at 7:13 pm on Jun 12th, 2008 by Kimimaro

fentanyl we’ll sorely miss all the excellent hacks you contribute. You’re so right hackaday is no place to discuss a book about the origins of hacking,

Posted at 7:13 pm on Jun 12th, 2008 by putuporshutup

Fentanyl, your complaints and general uselessness will be sorely missed.

Posted at 8:20 pm on Jun 12th, 2008 by Midknight

Well, with someone named after a narcotic, I can’t really expect to much. I’m truly happy, about seeing more content on hack-a-day, and am saddened that my fellow viewers don’t share the same enthusiasm. I’m however, saddened more so, by the lack of respect for 2600. Cause cap’n crunch is still one of my favorite cereals.

Posted at 9:22 pm on Jun 12th, 2008 by Rad

I’ve only read a few volumes of 2600, but it certainly influenced my love of hacking in general. Whenever I open up a copy and read an article, I feel like “You can do that?!? Whoa!”

Great mag, and I hope to grab a copy of this latest title when released.

And thanks, hackaday, for including awesome, relevant posts, contrary to what the trolls may whine about.

Posted at 1:15 am on Jun 13th, 2008 by Jack

Why is this written in the past tense? Is Juan not aware that 2600 is still active?

Posted at 11:51 am on Jun 13th, 2008 by Tom