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I’d suggest listening to the Sex Pistols and Operation Ivy. Yes that’s punk music. I think the cusltures are similar and have similar ideological roots. Maybe you’re asking about hacker skills. Of course punk music won’t teach you hacking skills.
The hacker culture itself is just a movement that embodies the principles one would naturally grow once one fully immerses oneself in an intellectual pursuit such as computer programming, model train hacking, math, lock-picking etc. Hence you don't 'have' to learn the culture from some damn book
To understand the hacker culture, you must understand its background and history. Here are some good books: "The Jargon File", Eric S. Raymond (ed.) http://www.catb.org/jargon/ "The Cuckoo's Egg", Cliff Stoll "Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution", Steven Levy "Where Wizards Stay up Late", Katie Hafner
I’d suggest listening to the Sex Pistols and Operation Ivy. Yes that’s punk music. I think the cusltures are similar and have similar ideological roots. Maybe you’re asking about hacker skills. Of course punk music won’t teach you hacking skills.
And being hell banned.
I'd say the culture classic is the Hacker's Manifesto by The Mentor, published in Phrack 7. http://phrack.org/issues/7/3.html#article