“The hacker ethic is a philosophy and set of moral values that is common within hacker culture. Practitioners of the hacker ethic believe that sharing information and data with others is an ethical imperative. The hacker ethic is related to the concept of freedom of information, as well as the political theories of liberalism, anarchism, and libertarianism.” at hispagatos we are Anarchist, and we promote the hacker ethics from a anarchist (left, anti capitalist, no gods no masters) position but with technology and computer networks. We work hard to preserve decentralization,security and privacy in cyberspace and motivate towars an horizontal and non hierarchical techno-anarcho-communist society (TACS) where technology is made by people for the people not by corporate masters to control people. a(A)a
because 2 things, one there is no such thing as anarcho-capitalist that is a oxymoron and people who claim that have no idea of anarchist tradition, second, is clear you did not read the link because it clearly says that “AT” hispagatos we follow the … and not “all” hackers follow… the link is from the hacker ethics wikipedia that is based on studies on hackers from my time the 80’s and I lived those days and yes not all hackers were anarchist but one prevalent thing we all had is libertarian left ideas some libertarian right yes but mostly left, another thing is the twisted BS the infosec people tells people… read the ezinez from the 1980’s and why hackers came to be from the 60’s rebel movement at cambridge MA, including MIT… etc I am not here to explain history such why I linked to something you obviosly did not read. so yes for those two things. in normal hacker circles I will had said RTFM but since is an anarchist forum I decided to at least give a vague explanation.
replying to the 1st point: it seems to me that you don’t really know the anarcho-capitalist movement. We DO NOT embrace anarchism and we all think the “anarcho-capitalism” term is bad, but it’s simply the one everyone else uses to refer to us, and the one Murray Rothbard (sadly) came up with. We are against the existence of the State, but this does not makes us anarchists and we don’t claim so.
we agree on that, that makes it stateless etc, anarchism is more than just that (stateless)