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I kinda love that white/men think they're special and the first to act out - Meanwhile us girls have had to find our ways around everything, everywhere, and not just for the fun of it like him above.
Before the DTMF (Dual-tone multi-frequency), the system that was used to communicate between the person who dial and the phone company that connect to the desired number, was by impulsions... the rotary dialer was doin 1 pulse for 1, 5 for 5, fand so on, except for the 0, it was 10 pulses,... So when DTMF arrived, the were also keeping the pulse system... until a few years ago.. But what was the pulses exactly, simple a very fast short of the line itself (1/4 sec max) per pulse, if you shorted the line for 1 or 2 seconds, it was the signal to hang up the line,.. So to dial any number without a keypad or even a rotary dial, all you needed to do, is release the hang up button, so line opens.. the dial the number by pressing the hang up button very fast at a steady rate, and pausing for less than 1 seconds between the numbers, you were able to dal to any places you want... 1 (215) 422 1291 is... click - click click - click click click click click - click click click click - click click click click- click click click click click click click click click - click... So, he never really impressed me... If you are good at something, you never get caught, and end up in jail... He is not a legend, the real ones that could be amazing legends remains unknown, that is how it is.. Pro are invisible...
Wow I had No idea till now, one of my fave movies was Hackers II, about him, especially the scene he hacked the Sun systems for the Nokitel code. Or when he shows the kid the S.A.S. system info!~
Yes, Kevin Mitnick was caught by law enforcement and, after serving his prison sentence, he became a respected security consultant and author. ChatGPT ❤🎉
The fact that the bus drivers just stopped caring tells me they just collectively chuckled over it, thinking "Ha! That little rascal got us good" and decided to just let it slide.
